Submitted by maxmac802 on
Boston-based Nepalese folk band. Traditional Nepalese instruments include Harmonium, Sarangi, Bamboo Flute, Drums, and more!
Come enjoy our music and while we support the victims of the Nepalese earthquake.
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When is the last time you hear someone sing like they really meant it and it was something that had to come out?
When is the last time you really danced, like there was no motion that was wrong, and the music had complete control of you?
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Submitted by Chai9874 on
Come visit us for mix of traditional Irish and Scottish tunes, and songs performed by local amateur and professional musicians and singers, including Bill Meehan, Chuck Carey, Jeannie Donovan, Jim Corcoran, John Carew, Laurel Martin, Lisa McManus, Lydia Dant, Rawd Holbrook, and Sarah Thomae Reynolds.
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Submitted by adambahrami on
Forró Zabumbeca plays dance music from the Northeast of Brazil using all the latest technology: 8-bass button accordions, rustic fiddles, guitars with extra strings, too many zabumbas, and one large triangle. Join us on our favorite porch for an energetic set of traditional and original forró!
Forró Zabumbeca:
Paddy League - 8-bass button accordion & rustic fiddle
Adam Bahrami - 7-string guitar
Catherine Bent - triangle
Kenny Kozol - zabumba bass drum
https://soundcloud.com/forrozabumbeca
https://www.facebook.com/forrozabumbeca
Submitted by morenika on
Ladino and Armenian traditional music with a Mediterranean flavor. Ladino music has roots in the Jewish communities of medieval Spain.
Submitted by joeledinberg on
Blossoming from the Slavic heart of Greater Boston, the Somerville Symphony Orkestar is an all-original Eastern European Punk Funk band. Formed in 2009, the SSO has been constantly gaining notice from many of the music scenes in and around New England. With the success of their first album, the SSO has performed with such bands as the Rebirth Brass Band, Melvin Seals and the Jerry Garcia Band, the Stepkids, and Dudu Tassa & the Kuwaitis. With moving rhythms and hyptnotic melodies, complex arrangements reign in the chaos only to explode into equal parts mosh-pit and horah, the SSO is the ultimate party band for the crowd that wants to dance all night.
Submitted by School of Honk on
School of HONK is a community street band inspired by the radical marching bands that attend Somerville's annual HONK! Festival every year. The group is open to ANYONE, of any age or musical experience, and we parade every Sunday afternoon around Davis Square. Come hear "Billie Jean," "Ghostbusters Theme," and many other funky popular favorites as we pay homage to the age-old streetband tradition with songs, new and old.
Submitted by Sheboom on
8-member post-menopausal women's Brazilian percussion and vocal ensemble.
SheBoom began in January, 2010 as a Brazilian drumming class that was meant to last four weeks. Four weeks turned into a few months, then stretched out over the summer and beyond. We meet once a week to compose, practice, and learn new rhythms and beats from our teacher, master Brazilian drummer Marcus Santos. Sheboom includes Janet Axelrod (surdo), Lesley Bannatyne (surdo), Candyce Dostert (conga), Lisa Doyle (snare), Janine Fay (agogo), Deb Pacini (snare), Julie Schneider (repique), Adria Steinberg (surdo).
Submitted by andreashapiro on
Ava, Caroline, Giulia, Julia, and Maggie play traditional and contemporary Scottish and Cape Breton dance music on four fiddles, a cello, keyboard, with some musical surprises and surprise guests too.
On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScottishFishBoston
