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Theodosii Spassov Sofia, Bulgaria
NEWSWEEK: “He actually created a new musical genre.”
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: “….like a jam session between Ian Anderson
and Thelonius Monk.”
BERLINER MORGENPOST: “What he manages to produce on his wooden flute is sensational.”
HOWARD ROVICS: “His work on the Kaval was nothing short of pure genius.”
photo by Bokkie Vink
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The South African singer’s breakthrough LP combines joyous melodies with hard-hitting social commentary.
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One, La Doctrine des Cinq Elements
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Cry My Heart, Cry! Songs from Testimonies, Vol. 2
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Originally sung by Holocaust survivors in Yiddish, Polish and French, this moving album is now available in a gorgeous LP package.
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