La Novem - Polyphonic Songs of the Bear (CD)

La Novem - Polyphonic Songs of the Bear (CD)

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M251S

$13.60

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La Novem - Polyphonic Songs of the Bear (CD)The Bearn province in southwestern France has a living tradition of polyphonic song, which can be heard at every festive celebration and may involve two, three, five, ten or thirty singers who stand in a circle. A living tradition is a tradition in evolution, and by bringing in their personal, contemporary musical practices, the singers of La Novem have helped this repertoire evolve. Additional Details Label: Buda Musique Genre: World Release Date: 05

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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025