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DO IT! Scenarios of the Revolution. NY, Ballantin Books Paperback, 1970. 256 pp. Illustrated by Quentin Fiore. Initials to first page and somewhat worn on the outside (please see photo). First edition Classic in modern book design from Quentin Fiore (famous also for his work for ‘The Medium is the…
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200,00 kr.JAZZ. – BÜCHMANN-MØLLER, FRANK & HENRIK WOLSGAARD-IVERSEN (og Christian Braad Thomsen): Montmartre. Jazzhuset i St. Regnegade 19, Kbhvn. K 1959-1976. Plus ekstra materiale: DVD film “Blues for Montmartre” – En film om 1960’ernes legendariske jazzcafe af Christian Braad Thomsen Jazzsign & Syddansk Universitetsforlag Odense 2008. Stort format. Hardcover. 300 sider.…
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200,00 kr.Kristensen, Sven Møller. – Jørgensen, John: JAZZ. Inklusiv 7 inch vinyl. H. Hirschsprungs Forlag, 1963. Originalt hæftet omslag med smudsomslag. 116 pp. Illustreret. Inklusiv EP-plade i lomme. Dette eksemplar ganske velholdt, samt vedlagt en håndskrevet hilsen fra Sven Møller Kristensen : “Kære Steffen Fisker! / Saa vidt jeg husker, laante…
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200,00 kr.Da Capo Press, 2017 (2016). Publishers hardcover, w jacket. XIV, 412 pages. Fine clean copy “The gripping story of the rise of early drug culture in America, from the author of the acclaimed Can’t Find My Way Home. With an intricate storyline that unites engaging characters and themes and reads…
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445,00 kr.Book & 3 CDs. Based on recordings made by the anthropologist Lennart Edelberg on expeditions to Nuristan from 1953 to 1955. The original music of Nuristan which is in the Eastern part of Afghanistan was rooted in animistic religion and quite unique in a Central Asian context. The rhythmic, polyphone song is based on the clash of clusters of notes as well as the four string harp, the wadzh. The animistic religion disappeared with the islamisation in 1895, but the musical tradition survived up until the 1990’ies when Taliban and the Wahhabis moved into Nuristan. This volume includes an introduction to the geography, culture and religion of Nuristan as well as song texts and Edelberg’s diary notes. The music of the three valleys Waigal, Parun and Bashgal is described and analysed. Also includes notes for all the recorded music on the 3 CDs












