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Playlist.
January 29, 2004

ARTIST	SONG/ALBUM	COUNTRY	LABEL	YEAR
Madjid Kiani	“Dastga-e Rastpannjgah” from “Tradition classique de l’Iran vol. III – le santur”	Iran	Harmonia Mundi	1993
Alexander Fedoriok et al.	“Veselo sedivca/ Bereznianka” from “The Art of the Cimbalom”	Ukraine/Various	Traditional Crossroads	2003
Harmonia	“Poljana poljana/Poracki Zenicky” from “Music of Eastern Europe”	Various Eastern Europe	Traditional Crossroads	2003
Harmonia	“Hutsul Fantasy” from “Music of Eastern Europe”	Various Eastern Europe	Traditional Crossroads	2003
Harmonia	“Marama” from “Music of Eastern Europe”	Various Eastern Europe	Traditional Crossroads	2003
Alexander Fedoriok	“Balada” from “The Art of the Cimbalom”	Ukraine/Various	Traditional Crossroads	2003
F. Chopin performed by Martha Argerich	“Mazurkas Op. 59 nos. 1-3”	Poland/Argentina	Philips	1999
Karl Szymonowski performed by Marc-Andre Hamelin	“Mazurkas Op. 50 nos. 2-4:	Poland/Canada	Hyperion	2003
Vujicsics	“Aj/Sviralka” from “Vujicsics”	Hungary	Ryko	1988
Budowitz	“Solinski’s Rumeynishe Fantazi” from “Mother Tongue”	Germany	Koch	1997
Kocani Orkestar	“Mi bori sar korani” from “Alone at my Wedding”	Macedonia	Crammed	2002
Kamkars	“Bolboly Bal Shkaw” from “Nightingale with a Broken Wing”	Iran	Womad	1997
Ashkhabad	“Ayrylsa” from “City of Love”	Turkmenistan	Realworld	1993
Pandit Bhajan Sopori	“Raag Yaman, vilambit gat in mattaal, drut gat in teentaal” from “Santoor Recital”	India	SCI	1995
Xaver Scharwenka performed by Seta Tanyel	“Barcarolle in e Op. 14”	Poland/Turkey	Hyperion	2003
Xaver Scharwenka performed by Seta Tanyel	“Novelette und melodie Op. 22”	Poland/Turkey	Hyperion	2003

Today’s show featured the hammered dulcimer as a dominant theme, with the Santur from Iran (its birthplace), the Cimbalom of Eastern Europe, the Santoor of India and one of its cousins, the piano.