THIS WEEK'S SHOW

Music -- not necessarily Buddhist music -- from the ten countries with the largest Buddhist populations, plus an interview with Palestinian singer Reem Kelani.

Congratulations to listener Todd of Olympia for winning his own copy of Sound of the World

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Artist - Song - Album

hour 1
Mynta - First Summer - First Summer
Reem Kelani - A Baker’s Dozen - Sprinting Gazelle
Reem Kelani interview
Reem Kelani - Yearning - Sprinting Gazelle
Dadawa (China) - Zhouma of Zhoumas - Sister Drum
Xu Pingxin (China) - Festival in the Tianshan - Master of the Chinese Dulcimer
Kim Sinh (Vietnam) - Three songs - The Artistry of Kim Sinh – Music from Vietnam 4

hour 2
Dengue Fever (Cambodia) - Tiger Phone Card - Venus on Earth
Unknown artist (Bhutan) - Ritual Music Part 3 - Bhutan-Fortress of the Gods
Okna Tsahan Zam (Mongolia) - Sibir / In the Village - Shaman Voices
Nai Htaw Paing Ensemble (Burma/ Myanmar) - Gwet-htub - Mon Music of Burma
Chaan Siang Phin (Thailand) - Wasana Gam Par / Could You Love Me? - Molam: Thai Country Groove from Isan
Tokyo Chutie-iki - Otome Sankanbi - Sound or the World
Mamadou Diabate et al - Sigui Dyarra - Strings Tradition
Forro in the Dark - Nonsensical - Dia de Roda
Radio Tarifa - La Molinera - Cruzando El Rio
La India Canela - Aprietame Asi / Squeeze me Like That - Merenge Tipico from the Dominican Republic
Maurice El Medioni - Ahla Ouassala - Rough Guide to Arabic Café
Afrissippi - Singha - Alliance
Eljuri - Tierras - En Paz
Etran Finatawa - Asistan - Desert Crossroads