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From Somalia
Waaberi is the Somali for "morning" and, after long years of cultural suppression during the east African country's civil war of the eighties and nine&hellip » read more
From Australia
Led by three traditional songmen, who perform "lost songs" from the ancient culture of Arnhem Land in extinct Aboriginal languages, the band uses an u&hellip » read more
From Australia
Eight fabulous French musicians perform with huge energy and vitality. A surprising mix of gypsy, ska, java and punk music, combining indie rock with &hellip » read more
From New Zealand
100% te reo Maori lyrics and poi create the rhythmic skeleton which is then cloaked in electronica – ‘Maori Electronica Roots’ strong, soulful, &hellip » read more
From New Zealand
The unparalleled skills of Waihirere have seen them collect the national Kapa Haka title for an unprecedented fifth time in 2002, also their 50th birt&hellip » read more
From Angola
In the Seventies, during the long Angolan civil war, some groups in the country’s capital, Luanda, began playing Cuban rhythms taken from cassettes &hellip » read more
From Korea (Republic of)
Sweet Seoul music Although it doesn’t have a direct equivalent in the West, the art form known as pansori has often been described as ‘Korean ope&hellip » read more
Wang Li originates from Tsinghao, a harbour on the banks of the Yellow Sea, in North East China. Raised in the strict background of a residential comp&hellip » read more
From Poland
There’s a real danger for a band, choosing to deal in the traditional music of its homeland, that they merely create something to be admired at armâ&hellip » read more
From New Zealand
(NZ) Pulling together some of Wellington’s favourite musicians and commanding the four-string like you’ve never heard it before, the Wellington I&hellip » read more
From New Caledonia
Lifou Islands’ group WETR uses traditional Kanak dance to link past and present, bringing a living expression of culture with pride in its roots and&hellip » read more
From New Zealand
First established in 1961, Whängärä-mai-tawhiti kapa haka group have competed and won countless placings at a national level over the years. The &hellip » read more
From New Zealand
Whirimako Black’s distinctive sound, her lyrics in te reo Mäori, her use of traditional Mäori musical forms and collaboration with traditional tao&hellip » read more
From Singapore
This young and dynamic group from many different cultural backgrounds within Singapore play a brand of Brazilian samba batucada music fused with funk,&hellip » read more
From United Kingdom
The Wire Daisies are the latest phenomenon from an extraordinarily rich vein of talent to be found in the South West of England. Individually they hav&hellip » read more
From Other...
Every year WOMAD celebrates the final day with a procession that journeys through the festival, winding its way through traders, stages and collecting&hellip » read more
From United Kingdom
Woody Bop Muddy... Record Graveyard is a fabulous comedy act which never fails to cause hilarity and excitement wherever it is performed. The idea is&hellip » read more
From United Kingdom
Wotzamajigs are back with their stories from around the world.&hellip » read more
Wu Suhua plays the Erhu which is an Asian cello – a two-stringed instrument with a bow. It is often used in the Peking opera by soloists, and has i&hellip » read more
Wu Man is an internationally renowned pipa virtuoso, cited by the Los Angeles Times as "the artist most responsible for bringing the pipa to the Weste&hellip » read more