Many Voices: A world music podcast

#9: Croatian and Slovenian songs with Prof Svanibor Pettan (ICTMD President, 2021-2025)

Kia ora! こんにちは! Hello and welcome to Many Voices: A world music podcast. Some call music “the universal language” - but how many songs do you know in one of the world’s 6

#8 [guest hosts Maika & Kazushi Savage]: NZ & US English songs with Dr Patrick Savage

*SPECIAL GUEST EPISODE (Season 1 finale - stay tuned for Season 2 with improved technology starting in a few weeks/months!)* Several future guests had to reschedule thei

#7: Italian music with Prof Andrea Ravignani (Sapienza University Rome)

Kia ora, こんにちは, hello and welcome to Many Voices: A world music podcast. Some call music “the universal language” - but how many songs do you know in one of the world’s 6

#6 Indigenous Guaraní music from Brazil with Brenda Suyanne Barbosa

For today’s episode of “Many Voices”, I was delighted to welcome our guest, Brenda Suyanne Barbosa, to teach us about the Guaraní music of her culture. Born in Brazil, Br

#5 Hebrew music from Israel with Dr Nori Jacoby (Cornell University)

For today’s episode of “Many Voices”, I was delighted to get to chat in person with Dr Nori Jacoby (https://norijacoby.com) from Cornell University while we were both in

#4: Japanese music with Dr Gakuto Chiba (national Tsugaru shamisen champion)

For today’s episode of “Many Voices”, I was delighted to welcome our guest, Dr Gakuto Chiba, to teach us about min’yo (folk songs) and other music from Japan. Gakuto had

#1: Cantonese songs from Hong Kong with Prof Psyche Loui (President, Soc. Music Perception & Cognition)

For the first episode of “Many Voices: A world music podcast”, I sat down with Society for Music Perception and Cognition President Professor Psyche Loui while we were bo

#3: Maasai & Swahili songs from Kenya with Mark Lenini Parselelo (Memorial University)

For today’s episode of Many Voices, I was delighted to welcome our guest, Mark Lenini Parselelo, to tell us about the music of his Maasai community. Born in Kenya, Mark m

#2: Māori music from Aotearoa New Zealand with Danya Pavlovich (U. Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau)

For today’s episode of “Many Voices”, I was delighted to welcome Danya Pavlovich to teach us about Māori waiata (or songs) from Aotearoa New Zealand. Danya is a PhD candi