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Playlist.
April 1, 2004

ARTIST	SONG/ALBUM	COUNTRY	LABEL	YEAR
Sam Mangwana	“Faty” from “Cantos de Esperanca”	D.R.C.	Next	2003
Bonga	“Luanda Nbolo” from “Angola 72-74”	Angola	Coeur du Lion
Tabu Ley Rochereau	“Congo Lelo” from “Tempelo”	D.R.C.	Next	2003
Juan Carranza	“Serenata” from “Mareas”	Canada	Oliver Sudden	2004
Samir & Wissam Joubran	“Tamaas” from “Tamaas”	Palestine	Daqui	2003
Cheikha Remitti	“Fatma Fatma” from “Aux Sources du Rai”	Algeria	Institut du Monde Arabe	1999
Anonymous	“Yolomale” from “Republique Centrafrique – Musique de Xylophones”	Central African Republic	Chant du Monde
Papa Wemba	“Somo Trop” from “Somo Trop”	D.R.C.	Next	2003
Sam Mangwana	“Tika Nasakola” from “Maria Tebbo”	D.R.C.	Stern’s	1995
Bonga	“Mariquinha” from “Swinga Swinga”	Angola	Piranha	1996
Bonga	“Mukanji” from “Swinga Swinga”	Angola	Piranha	1996
Bonga	“Praca” from “Swinga Swinga”	Angola	Piranha	1996
Bonga	“Ungu-Dikanza/Galinha Kassofa” from “Swinga Swinga”	Angola	Piranha	1996
Bonga	“Avijota” from “Swinga Swinga”	Angola	Piranha	1996
Bonga	“Jigonca” from “Swinga Swinga”	Angola	Piranha	1996
Joseph Haydn performed by the Talich String Quartet	“The Seven Last Words of Christ”	Austria/Czech Republic	Calliope	2003
Bonga	“Sodade” from “Angola 72-74”	Angola	Coeur du Lion

Today’s show featured some recent releases by three stars of Congolese music, a lot of music by Bonga Kwenda, who made a rare appearance in Ottawa on the weekend, and Haydn’s unique work for string quartet, “The Seven Last Words of Christ” which was performed in Ottawa as well.