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Arrow of Love
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Track List
Flirtation
1. Simsimay Panima (6:05) From high in the Himalayas comes the call and response of love’s first meeting in this flirtatious Nepali folk song. ( Tweet via >YTmusic).
2. Forest Frolic (4:29) Bamboo flutes flirt with frolicing wood nymphs. ( Tweet via >YTmusic).
Courtship
3. I Mett Her in the Medowe, a (1:19) 4. I Mett Her in the Medowe, b (4:12) A rendezvous in the meadow to a Scottish lute melody played on scalloped fretboard guitar. ( Tweet via >YTmusic).
5. Ocean of Love (5:26) Afro-Slavic courtship between Yemayah (Orisa for the ocean and motherhood) and Yarila (Slavic god of physical love). ( Tweet via >YTmusic).
Sacred Eros
6. Ochun (3:32) Santeria priest Pedro de Jesus sings the story of procreation in this Afro-Cuban chant for the goddess of love, Ochun. Tweet via >YTmusic.
7. Semara (4:27) Semara, the Balinese god of love, integrates both the male and female into one. Tweet via >YTmusic.
The Wedding
8. Alap (1:48) Serenade before the wedding procession. Tweet via >YTmusic.
9. El Zaffa (4:26) Spanish romanza soars over a lively Egyptian wedding procession rhythm (elzaffa). Tweet via >YTmusic.
Seduction
10. Ne Po Pogrebu Bochonochek (5:07) Irina Mikhailova sings a traditional Russian honeymoon song. The bride removes an item of the shy groom’s clothing each time she calls him by a more intimate name. Tweet via >YTmusic.
Longing for the Beloved
11. Socha Socha, a (2:00) 12. Socha Socha, b (8:34) Sing these words to the sitar melody: Socha socha, Mai ne tumko raat bhar, subh ho sham (Thinking, thinking, I miss you all night, dawn to dusk).
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