Sissokho Plante Medina Masmoudi Mailloux Marin - Kora FlamencaKora player, singer and songwriter Zal Sissokho was born in Senegal and arrived in Montreal in 1999. His new album, Kora Flamenca, is the fruit of a musical project that he has nurtured over a long period of time. The idea was born during a trip to Seville, when Zal first became interested in the sounds of flamenco. He was fascinated by the playing techniques of the musicians he met in Andalusia, and became set on creating music that would combine

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bringing the genre to it's peak: Pierre Guédron (1565-1620)

full of songs that remind us of his many "adventures in culture" across four decades: Stop the Body is a post-Covid take on his laidback 1987 epic Closer to You

So embrace your inner goddess

but also for my professional chamber choir Studium Chorale

Five 20-minute workouts offer a mix of disciplines to maximize results in minimum time

At twelve he became organist of the village church of Doel in East Flanders

On every cover was a snapshot of the city viewed through the lens of LA based Irishman

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the Canterbury Tales)

For lovers of Barnet's music and classy big band music in general

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