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"Blue Bayou" sung by Malta's Queen of Country, Marisa D'Amato. This video was filmed at Wied iż-Żurrieq and at the Blue Grotto in Malta. We are using it with Marisa's permission. Blue Bayou is the title of a song written by Roy Orbison and Joe Melson and was originally sung by Orbison and later by Linda Ronstadt who made the song very popular. Marisa d'Amato has been in the local scenes since when she participated for the first time in the Song for Europe Festival of 1996 and in other festivals afterwards. She also took part in various musicals, "Jesus Christ Superstar", "The Sound of Music" and the leading role in the local produced musical, "Jisimni Katarina". But her career had a big turnover when she turned to Country Music. In 2000 she had the opportunity to sing in Louisiana and Tennessee where she performed in a concert with flatpicking champion, guitar player Steve Kaufmann and Dolly Parton's banjo player Gary Davis. A few months later Marisa released her second album, "Country Heart & Soul". She released other albums since then. In 2007 Marisa toured in Australia for 7 weeks and also performed in Ireland and UK. Her 2008 UK second tour was very successful, continuing her trips to uk in 2009, performing in leading country music festivals and events in Wolverhampton, Derby, Blackpool, Stoke, Poole & Birchwood. Also in 2009 Marisa did her 2nd Australian tour for 6 weeks performing in Melbourne, Brisbane & Sydney Apart from her singing career, Marisa hosts a weekly ...
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Born in São Luís, Maranhão, northern Brazil, she has a degree in law, and married early and had children. Tania Maria began playing the piano at the age of 7, became a leader at the age of 13, when her band of professional musicians, organized by her father, won first prize in a local music contest and went on to play for dances, in clubs and on the radio. Her father, a metal worker and a gifted guitarist and singer, had encouraged her to study piano so that she could play in his weekend jam sessions, where she first absorbed the rhythms and melodies of samba, jazz, pop music and Brazilian chorinho. Since then, she has never worked in anyone else's group. Maria's first album Apresentamos was released in Brazil in 1969, followed by Olha Quem Chega in 1971, but it was a move to France in the late 1970s that exploded Tania onto the international scene. At a concert in Australia, her formidable musical precision and freewheeling spirit caught the attention of the late American guitarist, Charlie Byrd, who recommended her to the late Carl Jefferson, founder of Concord Records.[2] Tania has played virtually every important jazz festival in the world and has appeared on countless television and radio programmes. Tania has recorded more than 20 albums and in 1985 was nominated for a Grammy Award in the category "Best Jazz Vocal Performance, Female".[3] Tania performed at prestigious venues like The Blue Note and famous festivals like the Monterey Jazz Festival in '81, '83 and '89 ...
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Summer is the season for festivals in Malta, and none are more exciting than the Festa of Saint Gaetan in the village of Hamrun. Supporters of the rival band clubs don red or blue to show their affiliation, and party hard from dawn till dusk. With all that alcohol and all that energy, it's amazing that no body gets hurt and nothing gets broken.
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Elephant Festival (Jaipur, Rajasthan) The festival elephant standing in the middle of the action, it starts with a procession of elephants, camels and horses and traditional dancers. Much to a friend - who's interested in Indian art and culture should definitely there to experience the atmosphere - impressive. As tales of a thousand and one nights. Anyone who plans to travel to the northern part of India should be individually connected to the car must absorb during Happy Travel Services Contact / www.metalromantics.com I myself have been traveling for years with this company. More videos from the Seychelles, Dubai, India, Malta, and metal art projects can be found on this channel METALLROMANTIK
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We visited Dingli Village for its annual Agriculture and Traditions Festival which was held on Sunday, May 15 and recorded some video footage. The beautiful event was organised by the Dingli Local Council.This video contains some activities that we had attended to. It was a fun filled day with interesting and educational activities. The activities begun from 7.00am till 6.00pm. The proposed event/festival showcased what this village has to offer in terms of agriculture and traditions. Exhibition of sheep and goats - traditional way of sheep & goats milking, sheep shearing, demonstration of fresh Maltese cheeselets making, re-enactment of the pre war picnic performed by the Ghaqda Talent Dingli, homemade wine competition, eco tours, pony rides, falcons displays, homemade wine competition, displays of fruit & vegetables, local crafts, traditional Maltese food, traditional farm/wine tools, traditional Maltese games and Dingli Scouts Band March amongst all. The sound system was very professionally engineered and arranged for this open-air event. The technicians certainly had done a great job on it. The Mnarja Folk of Nadur Gozo performed magnificently and so did the Ta' Seguna Band from Sannat. Brief info about Dingli: Dingli (or Had-Dingli) is a village on the west coast of Malta, with a population of 3326 persons (Nov 2005), 13 kilometers from the capital Valletta and two kilometers from the nearest city, Rabat. The village lies on a plateau some 250 metres above sea level ...
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Fireworks going off in malta to celebrate festivals which take place arround the island some of the best fireworks I have seen
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From religious ceremonies to cultural events and rock concerts, Malta is famous for its diverse array of festivals. In this video, www.WatchMojo.com explores some of the country's most popular celebrations.
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Warszawa, PL Piotr Kurek - polish musician, performer and enthusiastic collector. Author of pieces for theatre and contemporary dance performances. Co-founder of Ślepcy, a non active group of late 90's and one man behind ever changing amplified instrumental music of Piętnastka. Since 2006 he has been working in collaboration with London's Unknown Public, portuguese media-label Crónica, Lublin Dance Theatre, Białystok Puppet Theatre, Crossroads Culture Centre, audio-visual collective kilku.com and musician, among others, Arturas Bumšteinas, Peter Votava, Jean-Jacques Palix, Jerzy Kornowicz and Stephan Mathieu. Piotr Kurek has participated in numerous music and theatre festivals: Transmediale (Berlin), Elevate (Gratz), UH Fest (Budapest), Baltic Festival (Brugge), Traverses (Nancy), Malta International Theatre Festival (Poznań), Gdansk Dance Festival (Gdańsk), Underground Theatre Festival (Aarad), Cornelius Cardew and the Art of Listening (Porto), International Festival of Modern Dance (Kovno), etc. He is a co-author of "Urban Afterimage" a finalist work on Malta International Theatre Festival in 2009 and author of music for "NN. Tribute to Vaclav Nijinsky", a piece by Lublin Dance Theater nominated for the best contemporary dance performance in 2008 in Poland. piotrkurek.com
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Lucinda Sieger being interviewed by Natalie Pottinger on Whatzup Malta TV, after her performance at the Simons Music Marathon Festival, in Malta.
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This video shows some highlights of the recent Medieval Mdina Festival. The festival which was held on May 7-8, 2011 was filled with many interesting events especially enacting the Medieval era in Malta - Knights of Malta in armour & sword fighting and weapon demonstrations, birds of prey, slaves market, human chess challenges, cultural dances and many more interesting activities and exhibition which transformed the "Silent City" of Mdina into a medieval city. The festival in its 3rd year was Organised by the Mdina Local Council and the Malta Tourism Authority. Video footage & editing by Choy Hong JasmineGrech. Produced by Alfred and Choy Hong (Jasmine) Grech, Mosta, Malta. Youtube Channel jasalf5959
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A truly beautiful waltz with very sweet passages - Delirien (Delirium) Waltz, Opus 212 by Josef Strauss. As we listen we take a tour of Qormi, a village in Malta. This waltz main theme has a relaxed, festive manner in its graceful poise. As usual, Josef deftly mixes moments of relaxation with bursts of celebration. The ensuing playful music is quite appealing, too, as is the demure return of the main theme. The waltz must be assessed as one of Josef Strauss' finest efforts in the genre. Qormi is one of the largest villages in Malta and it is divided into two parishes - that of St George which is a very old parish and the parish of St Sebastian. It is a very old village with some historic houses in it. Every year the two parished celebrate great feasts in honor of their saints. Several festivals are also held every year. Music is copyrighted by its corresponding owners. No infringement of copyright is meant and if it does infringe, please message me and I'll remove it. ----------------------------------------------------------- Our Youtube Channels are: MYCHOICE MUSIC VIDEOS mychoicegrech1 Youtube Channel: www.youtube.com mychoicealfred2 Youtube Channel www.youtube.com mychoicealfred3 Youtube Channel www.youtube.com mychoicealfred4 Youtube Channel www.youtube.com mychoicealfred5 Youtube Channel www.youtube.com mychoicealfred6 Youtube Channel www.youtube.com MALPEN04 MUSIC VIDEOS (Older Channel) malpen04 "My Choice" series MASTER Links: (Music videos) www.youtube.com www ...
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The science of myth and the myth of science of how it all began... This experimental documentary on creation myths, science, and religion, was produced by cinematographer Graham "Gray" Jones and director Benjamin Wilchfort while at York University, and then finished after university. It aired in film festivals around the world from 1993-1994, and won several awards awards internationally: 1993 - FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU COURT MÉTRAGE ET DE LA VIDÉO Wattrelos, France * FIRST PRIZE 1993 - FILM FRONT NATIONAL STUDENT FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL Salt Lake City, USA * FINALIST 1993 - COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL Worthington, USA * BRONZE PLAQUE 1994 - CAN PRO EDUCATIONAL COMPETITION AWARDS Victoria, BC, Canada * FIRST PRIZE NEWS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS 1993 - FESTUVAL INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA, FIGUEIRA DA FOZ Figueira Da Foz, Portugal 1993 - GOLDEN KNIGHT INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR FILM &VIDEO FESTIVAL Malta 1993 - FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DU COURT MÉTRAGE, MAISONS-LAFITTE Maison-Lafitte, France 1993 - SAO PAULO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Sao Paulo, Brazil 1994 - BOMBAY INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL Bombay, India 1994 - FESTIVAL DER NATIONEN Linz, Austria 1994 - FESTIVAL DE CINÉMA INTERNATIONAL SAINTE-THÉRÈSE Sainte-Thérèse, Québec, Canada
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Trades of Our Fathers 2011 - Friday 8th July 2011 from 5:30pm The first edition of 'Trades of Our Fathers' (Hidmet Missirijietna), a traditional agriculture and rural crafts festival, was held in Mgarr, Malta, right in the wide expanse of wheat fields and meadows of the Bingemma Valley. Mgarr farmers contributed the variety of animals, including heavy horses, donkeys, piglets, lambs, poultry birds and more. Besides the children's petting zoo, many animals were used for re-enactments and demonstrations. The traditional harvesting, winnowing and threshing of wheat (qiegha) was also performed repeatedly throughout the event. Several craftsmen showed off their skill in purpose built stalls, which featured wicker baskets, sheep wool looms, fishing net weaving and more. The event was closed off with a large BBQ dinner based on skewered pig prepared with a traditional rural recipe. All with the unique scenery of Mgarr acting as a backdrop. The Festival is the brainchild of a young Mgarr farmer, barely out of his teens, who has the Maltese agricultural traditions and heritage at heart. He spearheaded the effort to kickstart this event and rallied the Mgarr Youth Drama Company (MYDC - which he heads), the Mgarr Youth Committee as well as the local council to volunteer to put up this unique event. Being the first edition, attendance was not only very encouraging, but exceeded all expectations. The public flocked to Mgarr, not merely viewing but also participating in the re ...
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"Torn Between Two Lovers" sung by Malta's Queen of Country, Marisa D'Amato. "Torn Between Two Lovers" is the title of a pop song written by Peter Yarrow (of the folk music trio Peter, Paul & Mary) and Phillip Jarrell. It was inspired by Boris Pasternak's 1957 novel, Dr. Zhivago, which featured a man in love with two women. Yarrow originally intended the song to be sung by a man. Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio by Mary MacGregor in 1976, "Torn Between Two Lovers" reached #1 on the US pop chart in February 1977 and the easy listening chart in the final week of 1976 and first week of 1977. The song inspired the title of a television movie aired in 1979, starring Lee Remick, George Peppard, and Joseph Bologna, in which the song is played. Marisa d'Amato has been in the local scenes since when she participated for the first time in the Song for Europe Festival of 1996 and in other festivals afterwards. She also took part in various musicals, "Jesus Christ Superstar", "The Sound of Music" and the leading role in the local produced musical, "Jisimni Katarina". But her career had a big turnover when she turned to Country Music. In 2000 she had the opportunity to sing in Louisiana and Tennessee where she performed in a concert with flatpicking champion, guitar player Steve Kaufmann and Dolly Parton's banjo player Gary Davis. A few months later Marisa released her second album, "Country Heart & Soul". She released other albums since then. In 2007 Marisa toured in Australia ...
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The video was recorded at The Wignacourt Tower Festival on March 27, 2011, an event marking the anniversary of the opening of Wignacourt Tower - a landmark in St Paul's Bay, Northeast of Malta. The main activities featured : Maltese traditional wedding re-enactment, Folklore shows, Vintage Carts with horses, Exhibition Stalls - Maltese agricultural tools, fresh flowers/veggies, sheep cheese, vintage bread cart & Maltese breads etc. Note: This video only shows some of the activities due to time limit. Two Folk Groups from Gozo, sister island of Malta: The Astra Folk Group and Aurora Folk Group gave a spectacular performance. Wignacourt Tower was built by Grandmaster Alof de Wignacourt in 1610 to guard the bay from any sea-borne attacks, it was the first of a series of coastal towers. From 1610-49, Wignacourt Tower was Malta's northernmost defensive outpost until St Agatha's Tower (the Red Tower) was built in Mellieha. 4yrs after it was built, a strong attack by Turkish fleets was launched. Fra Alof de Wignacourt (1547 -- 1622) was Grandmaster of the Knights Hospitaller of St. John from 1601 to 1622. He was of the langue of France. His reign was notable for the construction of a number of coastal fortifications (the Wignacourt Towers) and of the aqueduct that brought water from the plateau above Rabat to Valletta. Wignacourt Tower History (PDF file): written by Stanley Farrugia Randon www.dinlarthelwa.org Photos and video clips by Choy Hong (Jasmine) Grech. Video by Alfred ...
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After spending some time in Malta last summer I learned that they really love their fire works as I saw every night fire work displays going off over the skyline for various festivals, "festas", in honor for various Saints. According to the locals sometimes houses get blown up as they tinker with the rockets and gunpowder in their cellars for next summer. I was invited by Diaz and Paulo to watch the festa in Msida. It was interesting and probably a bit dangerous too...
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The NAFRA folk ensemble is a major international exponent of Malta's music heritage. Composer Ruben Zahra is committed to the revival of traditional Maltese instruments, particularly the Maltese bagpipe: iż-Żaqq. He established the NAFRA folk ensemble portraying a versatile programme of Mediterranean folk-fusion embellished by the unique sonority of Maltese traditional instruments. This innovative approach to Mediterranean music has led NAFRA to perform within major music festivals all over Europe as well as in Tunisia, Hong Kong and India. All the members of the NAFRA folk ensemble are classically trained musicians and the compositions of Ruben Zahra often adopt procedures derived from classical-contemporary music. NAFRA also collaborates with larger groups such as chamber ensembles, brass bands and even symphony orchestras portraying a fusion of folk roots and other musical styles. The music of NAFRA explores the sounds of a culture which is uniquely interesting in view of Malta's position as a 'cultural crossroad' of the Mediterranean. Ruben Zahra: zaqq (Maltese bagpipe), Nadine Galea: violin, Yuri Charyguine: accordion, Godfrey Mifsud: bass clarinet, Michael Galea: drums
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What is a little island in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea like in Winter? Watch as Jordan finds out that the paradise which is Malta will fascinate your eyes just as much as it will fascinate your brain. Jordan arrives just in time for one of Malta's biggest winter festivals and also tours around the island from the air while looking back on some of the nations diverse history! Music: Storyline by Simon Hoskyn simonhoskyn.bandcamp.com and www.simonhoskyn.com
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The NAFRA folk ensemble is a major international exponent of Malta's music heritage. Composer Ruben Zahra is committed to the revival of traditional Maltese instruments, particularly the Maltese bagpipe: iż-Żaqq. He established the NAFRA folk ensemble portraying a versatile programme of Mediterranean folk-fusion embellished by the unique sonority of Maltese traditional instruments. This innovative approach to Mediterranean music has led NAFRA to perform within major music festivals all over Europe as well as in Tunisia, Hong Kong and India. All the members of the NAFRA folk ensemble are classically trained musicians and the compositions of Ruben Zahra often adopt procedures derived from classical-contemporary music. NAFRA also collaborates with larger groups such as chamber ensembles, brass bands and even symphony orchestras portraying a fusion of folk roots and other musical styles. The music of NAFRA explores the sounds of a culture which is uniquely interesting in view of Malta's position as a 'cultural crossroad' of the Mediterranean. Ruben Zahra: zaqq (Maltese bagpipe), Nadine Galea: violin, Yuri Charyguine: accordion, Godfrey Mifsud: bass clarinet, Michael Galea: drums
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