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Suite au coffret HAUTE MUSIQUE paru en 2013, Nova remet les petits plats dans les grands avec HAUTE MUSIQUE II, une nouvelle sélection exigeante, étonnante et contemporaine.
Douceurs électroniques et cordes chatoyantes, rareté du monde et soul de caractère : HAUTE MUSIQUE II distille en 6 CD le grand cru de la musique, des productions élégantes et des voix préciseuses.
Un deuxième millésime élaboré avec soin par les programmateurs de Radio Nova.

Pioneering, magisterial compilation, which turned many of us here onto Mustafa Ozkent, Fikret Kizilok, Erkin Koray, Temiz and co, a decade ago. Still dazzling, fresh, essential. Outstanding and limited compilation of Turkish Jazz-Funk rarities. Grey-area edition, result of 6 years of travelling and record collecting in the meeting points between different music cultures; North Africa, the Bosporus and the far eastern parts of Europe. These two first two releases explores what happened when Western music styles such as modal jazz, bossa nova, fusion and funk met Arabic folk music, tone scales, instrumentation and rhythm structures in the late sixties and seventies in Turkey and Egypt. "Bosporus Bridges" is a compilation of Turkish jazz, bossa, psych, fusion and funk compiled by Lasarus and Roskow. Four hundred years ago Turkey was the centre that connected Islamic, Byzantine and Persian music and even at this time Haydn and Mozart fused Persian tone scales and colour of rhythm into their compositions.

Bruun erhielt bereits mit drei Jahren Musikunterricht und wendete sich früh dem Schlagzeug zu.

Winner of the 2024 Leeds International Piano Competition and recipient of the Dame Fanny Waterman Gold Medal, Jaeden Izik-Dzurko became the first Canadian Grand Prize Laureate at an instrumental edition of the Concours musical international de Montréal in May 2024.

The Exotic Beatles - Part One: 26 of your all time Beatles favourites performed by the most exotic cast ever assembled including…Eleanor Rigby in Latin by Derek Enright MP - Lucy In The Sky by William Shatner - I Am The Walrus by John Otway - She Loves You Flamenco - Japanese Yellow Submarine Ondo - Brian Sewell - The Metropolitan Police Choir - Cats and Dogs - The Indian Beatles - The Japanese Beatles - The Argentinian Beatles - The Malayan Beatles… "This is the sound of the world going mad" - Record Collector "Freshness, innocence, exoticism; the three cardinal virtues of pop" - Beatles Unlimited "A Must for Beatles obsessives and lovers of kitsch" - Rock CD.

Born in 1935 in Istanbul, Tülay German graduated from Üsküdar American High School in 1965. She appeared for the first time on stage in Ankara and made her name heard as a jazz singer between 1960 and 1962, performing jazz songs for a weekly program on Istanbul Radio.Making “Polyphonic Turkish Pop Music” with Erdem Buri, German was chosen as the “most loved singer by critics” in 1964 at the Balkan Melodies Festival. At the time, she recorded the album “Burçak Tarlası,” widely regarded as the first hit song in Turkish pop music history.German went to Paris in 1966 to make an album and made 10 albums. She also attended radio and television programs and festivals in France, Belgium, Germany, Poland, Tunisia, Morocco, the Netherlands and Brazil.One of the Turkish-language albums that she produced in France even won the Charles Cros Academy 1981 Album Grand Award.During the latter years of her career, she made an album titled “Respect for Nâzım Hikmet,” an ode to one Turkey’s greatest-ever poets, and pulled down the curtain on her musical career with a concert in the Netherlands in 1987.