Jimmy Bruneau / Chief Bruneau School Drummers - Drum Dance Music Of DogribThis recording showcases the music of the Dogrib Nation of Northwest Territories, Canada, a part of the northern Athabascan peoples who call themselves Dene. Utilizing voice accompanied by hand drum, these lively songs are meant to be performed during various social dances. During their first visit to the Southwestern United States, the Chief Jimmy Bruneau School Young Drummers consented to make this landmark recording and share their very special

On his new album

a rising vocal star of French scene

In her own words

all-analog mastering by Kevin Gray from the original tapes and pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Optimal

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and of course the extensive 'Turkish' episode in the final movement (probably based on Hungarian folk music)

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with it's unique instrumentation

His close connection to piano manufacturer Broadwood resulted in important innovations

The reasons for this departure from the norm are uncertain