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Community Media Center
2004-08-18
Although the language and culture of Taiwan’s indigenous Wulu Bunun people are quickly disappearing, their distinctive eight-part harmonies are changing the way the world considers the evolution of harmonics.Classical cellist David Darling recently traveled to Taiwan’s Central Mountain Range to collaborate with the singers on this first-ever recording of their sacred music.
MATISYAHU
LIGHT
JOHN BROWN'S BODY
Amplify
TABU LEY ROCHEREAU
The Voice of Lightness
BAJO FONDO
MAR DULCE
Like Water Drumworks
Like Water to the Roots
MARISA MONTE
Universa ao Meu Redor
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