Eclectic Programs

Sounds From the Global Village

Sounds From the Global Village is a musical trip around the world. Each show features an eclectic mix of artists and styles from all corners of the globe. African, Celtic, Latin, Bollywood, Reggae, the list goes on. You'll hear vintage field recordings and forgotten vinyl gems to the latest popular music from around the world, along with incredible fusions of different styles from afar. Tune in to Sounds From the Global Village, and explore our world through music.

Jazz and More

Unlike our other programs which are designed to be broadcast at any time of day and any day of the week, Jazz and More is intended for broadcast on Sunday morning. This show is a loving recreation of a show which aired every Sunday morning in the Corning/Elmira region of upstate New York from 1987 to 2005. The original version of the show was hosted by Bill Groome. Jazz and More presents three hours of the best in traditional and contemporary Jazz, along with New Age, Fusion, and anything else that sounds right. This new version of Jazz and More was created in 2019 initially for exclusive broadcast by WQNA community radio in Springfield, Illinois. Today, however, the series is available to all QRP affiliates with the condition that it must be aired on Sunday morning (anytime between Midnight and Noon local time). Interested stations please email for more details.

2 comments:

  1. Please help! Can't get local radio station to reply. There was a Global Village radio segment on December 15th here locally in Sandpoint, ID. KRFY. Partof the show included a woman singing jazzy type music in Ethiopia. The host said it was part of a 13 or 14 cd based on African music. Part of the show was west Africa I believe. But what I need is what played just before this. This was a hypnotic melody of a man singing/chanting, I believe in Arabic or an Indian type language. Sounds included sitar and other instruments. Host said the man played an instrument and sang. It was quite long and I thought he had said it was called the "Secret Song" or something to that affect. He mentioned he was Muslim and this was from or part of the Koran. I was driving in white out conditions, snow and couldn't stop to write it down. Please help! Want to purchase this mystic music and would send a donation for your trouble.

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  2. Sorry, forgot to add my email is sparrowivyemail@gmail.com

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