Mira, by Naragonia

Mira

by Naragonia

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fhigher For those that left folk music in a blind spot for themselves, this isn't... merely... the black coal of earthly sounds deserving at least a glance, it's a tree-nest filled with gems, and stones, from near a well, brought on by the birds to you... well, something like that :)

Obschemie Naragonia's reeds and strings evoke a colorful world of emotion and motion - What if we seek that world, all together? Favorite track: De spijtigen duvel - Galleyhead.

vintermann I used to not like accordions very much. Then I concluded, one is OK, if it's played well.

Now I'm forced to conclude, two can be nice as well.

This may be one of the few albums I found via Deezer's discovery tools, for the year I tried that out. But maybe my mind is playing tricks on me. It could be Spotify's DW again.

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1.	Mira 03:20	buy track
2.	Naya - Castor 04:15	buy track
3.	Fere - Poirot 05:55	buy track
4.	Lapwings - Crossbills 03:44	buy track
5.	Driving to Halsway - Morning Charlotte 05:40	buy track
6.	De spijtigen duvel - Galleyhead 04:36	buy track
7.	Angiolino - Valzer di Monticello 04:25	buy track
8.	Hekske - De dieven 03:38	buy track
9.	Wieske's Bezem - Talenthee 04:20	buy track
10.	Astor 03:23	buy track

about

Mira is the third album of Naragonia Quartet. In this album, the quartet pursues its quest for musical jewels by staying in the same path, but at the same time searching for a profound and rhythmic beauty.

The Naragonia Quartet exists since 2006 and has since then been travelling across Europe. Maarten Decombel (Mandolinman, Snaarmaarwaar, Les Tisserands, Ialma…) is the guitarist and mandolist, Luc Pilartz (Panta Rhei, Trio Trad, Faran Flad…) the violinist, Pascale Rubens (Naragonia duo , Musaraigne) the diatonic accordionist and violinist, and Toon Van Mierlo (Naragonia duo, Hot Griselda, Novar…) the soprano saxophonist, diatonic accordionist and player of different types of bagpipes. This quartet of musicians will embark you on their musical journey bursting with energy.

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released May 22, 2018

Musiciens

Toon Van Mierlo : cornemuses et accordéon diatonique

Pascale Rubens : accordéon diatonique et violon

Maarten Decombel : guitare et mandole

Luc Pilartz : violon

Invité : Gilles Chabenat (vielle à roue)

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Studio Trad www.studiotrad.be

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