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Piirpauke is a
Finnish musical group combining free jazz, flamenco, mbalax, Arabesque, carnatic, romantic, modern, classical, humppa, impressionist, hindustani...
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Temiz (several
different bands 1992–2008) and so on. He
founded the
group Piirpauke in 1974.
Apart from that, he
performed with
other artists like Aladji...
- folk melody, best
known as the 1975
recording of
Finnish musical group Piirpauke. It
repeats the
chime of the
church bells of the
Konevsky Monastery (Konevitsan...
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kirkonkellot ("The
Church Bells of Konevets") was
originally recorded by
Piirpauke in 1974.
Ville Laihiala –
vocals Miika Tenkula –
guitar Sami
Lopakka –...
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Finland from his solo
career but also from the
bands Senfi,
Galaxy and
Piirpauke and in
Spain from
bands Baba
Djembe and Mbalax.
Lempo of the Year 2003:...
- Records)
Piirpauke:
Piirpauke (1975, Love Records)
Piirpauke:
Piirpauke 2 (1976, Love Records)
Piirpauke: Live (1977, Love Records)
Piirpauke:
Ilahu illalla...
- Maarit; more
progressive rock
bands such as
Tabula Rasa,
Finnforest and
Piirpauke; "the
godfather of
Finnish underground", M.A. Numminen; and
later on also...
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North Sea Jazz Festival, 1980 –
Oscar Peterson Live in der
Balver Höhle –
Piirpauke Live in
Vienna –
Cluster &
Farnbauer Living Dub Vol. 2 –
Burning Spear...
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Radio Romance (1985) Tolonen/Christian
Sievert -
Still Friends (1986)
Piirpauke -
Zerenade (1987)
Jukka Tolonen classics - The
Rarest (1989)
Jukka Tolonen...
- players/brothers, has a scar left over from
cleft palate surgery in childhood.
Piirpauke –
Comes from the
Karelian father of
founding member Sakari ****ko, means...
