大象传媒

Lucy Duran meets Grigore Lese to talk about and hear a Donya.

Andy Kershaw goes fishing with the singing shark caller, who attempts to lure sharks with a repertory of songs.

In Uganda, Lucy Duran visits Kidinda to meet the Akadinda ('organic' xylophone) players.

Paul Fisher meets one of the best Chindon groups in Japan 鈥淐icala Muta".

Andy Kershaw ventures to a Dubai shopping mall housing an indoor ski resort, where he meets sibling rap duo Desert Heat.

Serena Owusua Dankwa visits Accra in Ghana and meets the Dza Nyomo Drumming Ensemble to hear kete drumming.

Banning Eyre heads to North Carolina and meets 89 year old Benton Flippen to hear some Old Time stringband music.

Lucy Duran travels deep into the Gobi desert in Mongolia to meet a young artist from Ulaanbaatar who combines throat singing with beat-boxing.

In Mexico Lucy Duran meets La Negra Graciana and talks about the country's most famous song "La Bamba".

In Israel, Moshe Morad introduces Dalal Abu Amneand well known for singing Palestinian folk songs in the local dialect of the Galilee.

Moshe Morad visits Istanbul and presents music from gypsy clarinettist Selim Sesler.

Lucy Duran greets the New Year with music, and hears the mighty voice of Greenland's greatest singer, Rasmus Lyberth.

Andy Kershaw heads to Norway to try his hand at reindeer-herding under the midnight sun with accomplished yoik singer May-Torril.

Lucy Duran heads to Canada to meet Inuit singer Tanya Tagaq - who sings the intense songs of the western Inuit.

Andy Kershaw heads to Siberia to meet Jew's harp players from Yakutsk, the coldest city on earth.

Andy Kershaw visits the Thai town of Mae Sot on the border with Burma where he records musicians from one of the giant refugee camps there.

Lucy Duran presents a profile of the Mbendjele people of northern Congo, a pygmy hunter-gatherer group whose music echoes the sound of the forest that feeds them.

Andy Kershaw heads to the capital of the Solomon Islands, Honiara, to team up with musicians who use giant rainforest bamboo trees to give a monster bass sound to their songs.

In Nepal, Lucy Duran meets with the Vistare Foundation in Kathmandu.

In the Solomon Islands, Andy Kershaw visits the remote Kwaio people.

In Switzerland, Andy Kershaw meets alphorn quartet Hornroh and records them live.

In Switzerland, Andy Kershaw meets Nadja Rass to discover the new tradition of jazz yodelling.

In Mongolia Lucy meets the group Khusugtun who perform traditional throat songs in exhilarating contemporary arrangements.

Andy Kershaw meets musician Patricia Ochurus, a rare find in Namibia's musically elusive country.