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Mark Hänser

Arts Feature: Music 4,000 Years In The Making — The Master Musicians Of Jajouka, Featuring Bachir Attar

The music of the Master Musicians of Jajouka is a gift to all who want to seek the divine through song, as I discovered myself in a Moroccan taxi many years ago.

By: Mark Hänser Filed Under: Featured, Music, Preview, World Music Tagged: Bachir Attar, Cherie Nutting, Dancing Under The Moon, GlitterBeat, Mark Hänser, The Master Musicians Of Jajouka

Concert Review: Puddles Pity Party — It’s His Party, and He Will Cry If He Wants To

An exhilarating and entertaining evening with Puddles, a most personable and unique clown.

By: Mark Hänser Filed Under: Featured, Music, Review Tagged: Mark Hänser, Puddles, Puddles Pity Party

World Music Review: Tinariwen’s Saharan Grooves

Tinariwen’s music exudes determination, the soulful energy of ethnic resilience.

By: Mark Hänser Filed Under: Featured, Music, World Music Tagged: Global Arts Live, Lonnie Holley, Mark Hänser, Tinariwen

Concert Review: DakhaBrakha — Music of Ecstatic Energy

The members of DakhaBrakha have created something uniquely their own — “folk-punk.”

By: Arts Fuse Editor Filed Under: Featured, Music, Review Tagged: Mark Hänser

Music Review: The Mystery of Bulgarian Voices, Revealed

This is sweet and haunting music; and, like rose oil, it lingers.

By: Arts Fuse Editor Filed Under: Fuse News Tagged: Les Mystères Des Voix Bulgares, Mark Hänser, SOMERVILLE THEATER, World Music/CRASHarts

Concert Review: After 700 Hundred Years, “The Play Of Daniel” Still Sings Truth To Power

The Boston Camerata’s lucid production placed emphasis on music and movement and a chiaroscuro-inspired use of light and shadow.

By: Arts Fuse Editor Filed Under: Featured, Music, Review Tagged: Anne Azéma, Boston Camerata, Mark Hänser, Play Of Daniel

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