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World of Sound Catalog #3 WORLD OF SOUND CATALOG #3 ORGANIZED ALPHABETICALLY BY ARTIST’S LAST NAME *Note – CD price is included here but other formats may also be available including Downloads, Cassette and Vinyl. Published 3/2/2011 CATALOG NO. ALBUM TITLE ALBUM ARTIST YEAR CD PRICE* FW09164 Poetry in the Round: A Poetry Workshop George Abbe 1961 $16.98 FW09735 Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry George Abbe 1961 $16.98 FW04051 Irish and British Songs from the Ottawa Valley O.J. Abbott 1961 $16.98 MON00721 Belly Dance Music George Abdo $16.98 MON00764 The Joy of Belly Dancing (LP edition) George Abdo 1975 $16.98 MON61752 The Art of Belly Dancing George Abdo 1973 $12.00 MON61764 The Joy of Belly Dancing (CD edition) George Abdo 1975 $16.98 MON61803 The Magic of Belly Dancing George Abdo 1979 $12.00 MON71777 Belly Dancing with George Abdo George Abdo 1976 $16.98 Belly Dance!: The Best of George Abdo and His Flames of SFW40458 George Abdo 2002 $15.00 Araby Orchestra Innovative Rhythmic and Tonal Textures for Developing FW07535 Bilal Abdurahman 1976 $16.98 Creative Motor Skill Activities FW07540 Sound, Rhythm, Rhyme and Mime for Children Bilal Abdurahman 1971 $16.98 FW07755 Echoes of Timbuktu and Beyond in Congo Square, U.S.A. Bilal Abdurahman 1979 $16.98 FW08460 African Musical Instruments Bilal Abdurahman 1980 $16.98 Isabel Abrams and Roxana FW07081 Do You Know How You Grow?: Inside 1966 $16.98 Alsberg Isabel Abrams and Roxana FW07082 Do You Know How You Grow?: Outside 1966 $16.98 Alsberg Music of Central Asia Vol. 2: Invisible Face of the Beloved: SFW40521 Academy of Maqam 2006 $19.98 Classical Music of the Tajiks and Uzbeks FW04332 The Music of Capoeira: Mestre Acordeon Mestre Acordeon 1985 $16.98 FW02404 400 Years of Folk Music Stephen Addiss and Bill Crofut 1964 $16.98 FW02405 World Tour with Folk Songs Stephen Addiss and Bill Crofut 1962 $16.98 FW09923 The Persian Epic: Shah-Nameh, The Book of Kings Shaakeh S. Agajanian 1956 $16.98 ARCE00019 Qawwali by Meraj Ahmed and Party Meraj Ahmed and Party MON00489 India's Great Shamim Ahmed: Three Ragas Shamim Ahmed $16.98 FW08748 Traditional Chilean Songs Rolando Alarcón 1960 $16.98 FW05203 Down Jersey: Songs and Stories of Southern New Jersey Jim Albertson 1985 $16.98 FWRBF110 Masters of French Canadian Dances Joseph Allard 1979 $16.98 FW08770 Neapolitan Songs Rocco Allegrezza-Ruggiero 1965 $16.98 FW02408 Red Allen, Frank Wakefield and the Kentuckians Red Allen and Frank Wakefield 1964 $16.98 SFW40127 The Folkways Years, 1964-1983 Red Allen and Frank Wakefield 2001 $15.00 FW31049 Suzanne: Harley Allen and Mike Lilly Harley Allen and Mike Lilly 1985 $16.98 FW31075 Are You Feeling It Too? The Allen Brothers 1980 $16.98 FW31076 Across the Blueridge Mountains Harley Allen 1983 $16.98 FW31065 Live and Let Live Red Allen 1979 $16.98 FW31073 In Memory of the Man: Dedicated to Lester Flatt Red Allen 1980 $16.98 FW31088 Red Allen and Friends Red Allen 1981 $16.98 FW31097 The Red Allen Tradition Red Allen 1983 $16.98 FW05211 Witches and War-Whoops: Early New England Ballads John Allison 1962 $16.98 MON00404 Songs of a Russian Gypsy Alya $16.98 FW03651 Music for Brass Quintet The American Brass Quintet 1965 $16.98 FW03652 Music of the Renaissance and Baroque for Brass Quintet The American Brass Quintet 1967 $16.98 FW04471 Negro Folk Music of Alabama, Vol. 3: Rich Amerson--1 Rich Amerson 1960 $16.98 FW04472 Negro Folk Music of Alabama, Vol. 4: Rich Amerson--2 Rich Amerson 1955 $16.98 FW05250 God, Guts, and Guns Jeff Ampolsk 1977 $16.98 FW05261 Brown Water and Blood Jeff Ampolsk 1979 $16.98 Snoopycat: The Adventures of Marian Anderson's Cat FW07770 Marian Anderson 1963 $16.98 Snoopy Pink Anderson: Carolina Medicine Show Hokum and Blues FW03588 Pink Anderson 1984 $16.98 with Baby Tate MON00401 Around the Samovar Andreyev Balalaika Ensemble $16.98 MON61713 Balalaika: Monitor Presents the Andreyev Balalaika Ensemble Andreyev Balalaika Ensemble 1990 $16.98 Margalit Ankory and the Feenjon MON00488 Jerusalem of Gold $16.98 Group Travel with Me My Dove and Listen to Me!: Songs from the FW31307 Margalit Ankory 1976 $16.98 Middle East MON00704 Those Were the Days (Hayu Yamin) Margalit Ankory $16.98 FW07853 Ghana: Children at Play: Children's Songs and Games Ivan Annan 1954 $16.98 FW09189 The Ghana Language Ivan Annan 1964 $16.98 FW04393 Kiowa Kenneth Anquoe 1965 $16.98 FW33437 The World Music Theatre of Jon Appleton Jon Appleton 1974 $16.98 Music for Synclavier and Other Digital Systems: With Jon FW33445 Jon Appleton 1978 $16.98 Appleton, Composer FW37461 Four Fantasies for Synclavier Jon Appleton 1982 $16.98 FW37470 Two Melodramas for Synclavier Jon Appleton 1982 $16.98 Bob Arbuckle, Verner Mikkelson, FW08827 Old Time Couple Dances, Fiddle and Accordion 1961 $16.98 and N. Roy Clifton MON00430 Arirang: Korean Song and Dance Ensemble Kuktan Arirang $16.98 MON00822 Greek Fever George Armaos 1984 $16.98 Armenian National Choral FW08704 Armenian Choral Music 1966 $16.98 Society of Boston Armenian Song and Dance MON00321 Armenian Folk Dances $16.98 Ensemble Armenian Song and Dance MON00352 Armenian Festival (LP edition) $16.98 Ensemble Armenian Song and Dance MON71352 Armenian Festival (CD edition) 1995 $12.00 Ensemble FW02335 Simple Gifts George and Gerry Armstrong 1961 $16.98 FW06270 Nine Months: Songs of Pregnancy and Birth Linda Arnold 1981 $16.98 ¡Tierra Caliente! Music from the Hotlands of Michoacán by SFW40536 Arpex 2006 $15.00 Conjunto de Arpa Grande Arpex Puerto Rico: Algo Se Quema Allá A Fuera! (Something Is PAR01032 Estrella Artau 1975 $16.98 Burning Out There!) Sholem Asch: A Statement and Lecture at Columbia FW35503 Sholem Asch 1977 $21.98 University, N.Y. October, 1952 FW88710 Songs of South Africa: Sung in Afrikaans Shimon Ash 1961 $16.98 FW02350 Clarence Ashley and Tex Isley Clarence Ashley and Tex Isley 1966 $16.98 MON00740 Music for Belly Dancing: Instrumentals from the Near East Anestos Athounasiou $16.98 Gerry Axelrod and Robert FW07605 Songs of Nature and the Environment 1978 $16.98 Macklin FW07608 Turtles and Snakes and Snowstorm Gerry Axelrod 1980 $16.98 MON00700 An Evening at Chardas Béla Babai and His Fiery Gypsies $16.98 Music of Central Asia Vol. 5: The Badakhshan Ensemble: SFW40524 The Badakhshan Ensemble 2007 $19.98 Song and Dance from the Pamir Mountains FW03534 American Guitar Ed Badeaux 1958 $16.98 FW07510 The Songs of Camp Ed Badeaux 1959 $16.98 FW07307 Music Time with Charity Bailey Charity Bailey 1952 $16.98 Charity Bailey and Robert FW07406 Follow the Sunset 1953 $16.98 Emmett FW07528 More Music Time and Stories Charity Bailey 1970 $16.98 Hélène Baillargeon and Alan FW06918 Songs of French Canada 1955 $16.98 Mills FW07719 Chantons en Francais; Vol. 1, Part 1: French Songs for Hélène Baillargeon and Alan 1961 $16.98 Learning French Mills Chantons en Francais; Vol. 1, Part 2: French Songs for Hélène Baillargeon and Alan FW07720 1961 $16.98 Learning French Mills Chantons en Français; Vol. 2, Part 3: French Songs for Hélène Baillargeon and Alan FW07721 1961 $16.98 Learning French Mills Chantons en Français; Vol. 2, Part 4: French Songs for Hélène Baillargeon and Alan FW07722 1961 $16.98 Learning French Mills Chantons en Français, Vol. 2 (Includes Parts 3 and 4): Hélène Baillargeon and Alan FW77212 1961 $16.98 French Songs for Learning French Mills FW06923 Chansons d'Acadie (Folk Songs of Acadia) Hélène Baillargeon 1956 $16.98 FW07229 French Christmas Songs: Chants de Noël Hélène Baillargeon 1956 $16.98 FWRBF50 The Piano Roll Artistry of Edythe Baker and Other Women Edythe Baker and Other Women 1983 $16.98 FW07107 Uncle Bouqui of Haiti: By Harold Courlander Augusta Baker 1956 $16.98 FW03530 Ragas: Songs of India Balakrishna of Travancore 1957 $16.98 FW08361 Traditional Cajun Fiddle: Instruction Dewey Balfa and Tracy Schwarz 1976 $16.98 Dewey and Tony Balfa, and FW02626 Les Quatre Vieux Garçons 1984 $16.98 Tracy and Peter Schwarz FW08362 Cajun Fiddle, Old and New: Instruction Dewey Balfa 1977 $16.98 MON00499 Danzas Venezuela Ballet Folklórico of Venezuela $16.98 FW03835 Bamboushay Steel Band Bamboushay Steel Band 1962 $16.98 FW03502 My Life in Recording: Canadian-Indian Folklore Marius C. Barbeau 1957 $16.98 MON00717 Brazil: Songs of Protest Zelia Barbosa $16.98 FW07567 Everyone Has Feelings and Other Children's Songs Sarah Barchas 1979 $16.98 A Quite Remarkable Snowman: Activity Songs for Young FW07568 Sarah Barchas 1981 $16.98 Children FW07590 In This Our Land: Songs About America Sarah Barchas 1980 $16.98 FWRBF35 Roy Bargy: Piano Syncopations Roy Bargy 1978 $16.98 FW02362 Horton Barker - Traditional Singer Horton Barker 1962 $16.98 Veep: Former Vice-President Alben W. Barkley Tells His Own FW03870 Alben W. Barkley 1957 $16.98 Story Emile Barnes: Early Recordings, Vol. 1 (1951) Dauphine FW02857 Emile Barnes 1982 $16.98 Street Jam Session Emile Barnes: Early Recordings, Vol. 2 (1951-1952) FW02858 Emile Barnes 1983 $16.98 Dauphine Street Jam Session (Alternate Takes) Ludovic Baron and the FW03865 Gregorian Chant: Musically Speaking No.1 1957 $16.98 Manhattanville Glee Club Margaret Barry and Michael FW08729 Margaret Barry and Michael Gorman 1975 $16.98 Gorman Bernard Barshay and Henry FW09778 Three Tales of the Psyche: Written by Bernard Barshay 1991 $16.98 Hamilton FW09783 Two Short Stories of the Depression Bernard Barshay 1975 $16.98 FW09784 The Nineteen Sixties Bernard Barshay 1977 $16.98 FW09785 More Stories of the Depression Bernard Barshay 1978 $16.98 FW09786 Stories and Poems of New Guinea Bernard Barshay 1979 $16.98 MON00479 Gypsy Guitar: The Fiery Moods of Mirko Mirko Basaldella $16.98 The German Ballad (The Classical Age): Read by Eric Bauer Eric Bauer and Brigitt FW09918 1964 $16.98 and Brigitt Schaidnagl Schaidnagl FW09210 Speak and Read German, Vol.
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