TGMS #014 Making Music that Connects Us with Daria Marmaluk-Hajioannou

Daria Marmaluk-Hajioannou found her way through music, and now she takes that music around the world to help others build bridges of peace. Her music is fun, engaging, and energetic. She plays folk music from around the world and in several different languages. In this episode, Daria shares how she became intrigued by other cultures, how she connected with the Quechua people in Peru, and how she developed as an ethnomusicologist. She also gives us a mini-workshop in world music, sharing some favorite instruments and melodies from around the world.

Links from the show:

Buck’s County Folk Song Society

Janice Ian

Ethnomusicology

Friends World College

Miriam Makeba

Victor Jara

This Little Light of Mine

Jawbone of donkey instrument

Toenails of goat instrument

Hapi drum

Java Gamelan

Lakota Drum

Gong

Sikh

Ladysmith Black Mambazo

Here Come the Mothers

Bate, Bate Chocolate

Cajon

Asalaam Aleykum

Find Daria here:

Website / Facebook / Store  / YouTube / Teachers Pay Teachers Store

Daria gives workshops and concerts all over the world! If you would like to have her come to your community, contact her via her website. 

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