2013 [World Routes]

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20130707

Lucy Duran is in Azerbaijan for the final time for this year's World Routes Academy. The scheme's apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva and her teacher, the celebrated singer Gochaq Askarov travel to Sheki, or the Switzerland of Azerbaijan as it's known, as well the ancient capital and cultural power-house Samxi. Producer James Parkin.

In January 2013 UK-based, 17 year Fidan Hajiyeva old became the youngest member of the World Routes Academy. Launched in 2010, the BBC Radio 3 World Routes Academy aims to support and inspire young world music artists by bringing them together with an internationally renowned artist in the same field and belonging to the same tradition.

In Previous years, the scheme has worked with musicians from Iraq, Southern India, and Colombia.

Lucy Duran is in Baku, Azerbaijan, for the 2013 World Routes Academy.

Part 5

20130630

Lucy Duran is in Azerbaijan with the World Routes Academy apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva and her teacher, the celebrated singer Gochaq Askarov. Fidan is learning the ancient style of Azeri Mugham in the country's capital Baku, where she listens to performances by the Mamadova Sisters and meets the country's top pop star, the aptly named Brilliant.

Producer James Parkin.

In Previous years, the scheme has worked with musicians from Iraq, Southern India, and Colombia.

Lucy Duran visits in Baku for the World Routes Academy 2013, which focuses on Azerbaijan.

World Routes Academy In Azerbaijan

20130505

Lucy Duran is in Azerbaijan with the World Routes Academy apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva and her teacher, the celebrated singer Gochaq Askarov. Fidan is learning the ancient style of Azeri Mugham in the country's capital Baku, where she attends masterclasses with, and listens to performances by, some of the great masters of Azeri music. Producer James Parkin.

In previous years, the scheme has worked with musicians from Iraq, Southern India, and Colombia.

Lucy Duran is in Azerbaijan with the World Routes Academy 2013 apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva.

World Routes Academy Launch 2013

20130127

Lucy Duran launches the 2013 World Routes Academy with live performances by the 2012 mentee Jos退 Hernando Noguera and the Roberto Pla Latin Band. Plus the first public appearance together by the new apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva and her mentor Gochaq Askarov, who were announced at this special event from the BBC Radio Theatre in London by P J Harvey. Producer James Parkin.

World Routes celebrates the 2013 apprentice and mentor of the BBC Radio 3 World Routes Academy. It will be announced that a UK-based, 17 year Fidan Hajiyeva old will become the youngest member of the World Routes Academy. Her mentor, Gochaq Askarov, is flying in specially to be at the BBC Radio Theatre. Launched in 2010, the BBC Radio 3 World Routes Academy aims to support and inspire young world music artists by bringing them together with an internationally renowned artist in the same field and belonging to the same tradition.

Tonight's programme broadcasts highlights of the event held in London two days previously. Accordionist Jos退 Hernando Noguera of Colombian background, took part in the World Routes Academy in 2012. In Previous years, the scheme has worked with musicians from Iraq and Southern India.

Lucy Duran launches the 2013 World Routes Academy from the BBC Radio Theatre in London.

World Routes Academy With The London Turkish Community

20130602

Lucy Duran visits a musical event with London's Turkish community in a cafe in Stoke Newington. The Nefes Ensemble is joined by World Routes Academy protegee Fidan Hajiyeva in traditional songs from rural Turkey, and Brighton-born Turkish Cypriot Dogan Mehmet performs contemporary Turkish songs with a UK twist.

The Nefes Ensemble is a mix of amateur and professional performers, devoting themselves to presenting the folk songs of Turkey in their authentic forms. Nefes means 'breath', and they see themselves as expressing Turkey's cultural soul while living many miles away from their homeland. World Routes Academy protegee Fidan Hajiyeva learned Turkish as a child - their culture and heritage is close to that of her native Azerbaijan. Dogan Mehmet's background mixes his Turkish Cypriot heritage with English folk and American rock, and all these elements are evident in the eclectic style of his band the Boombox Karavan.

Lucy Duran visits a musical event with London's Turkish community.

Programme exploring music from around the world

World Routes Academy, The London Session

20130224

Lucy Duran joins the new World Routes Academy protegee Fidan Hajiyeva in a BBC session.

Programme exploring music from around the world

Episodes

Title	First Broadcast	Comments
	20130707	Lucy Duran is in Azerbaijan for the final time for this year's World Routes Academy. The scheme's apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva and her teacher, the celebrated singer Gochaq Askarov travel to Sheki, or the Switzerland of Azerbaijan as it's known, as well the ancient capital and cultural power-house Samxi. Producer James Parkin. In January 2013 UK-based, 17 year Fidan Hajiyeva old became the youngest member of the World Routes Academy. Launched in 2010, the BBC Radio 3 World Routes Academy aims to support and inspire young world music artists by bringing them together with an internationally renowned artist in the same field and belonging to the same tradition. In Previous years, the scheme has worked with musicians from Iraq, Southern India, and Colombia. Lucy Duran is in Baku, Azerbaijan, for the 2013 World Routes Academy.
Part 5	20130630	Lucy Duran is in Azerbaijan with the World Routes Academy apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva and her teacher, the celebrated singer Gochaq Askarov. Fidan is learning the ancient style of Azeri Mugham in the country's capital Baku, where she listens to performances by the Mamadova Sisters and meets the country's top pop star, the aptly named Brilliant. Producer James Parkin. In January 2013 UK-based, 17 year Fidan Hajiyeva old became the youngest member of the World Routes Academy. Launched in 2010, the BBC Radio 3 World Routes Academy aims to support and inspire young world music artists by bringing them together with an internationally renowned artist in the same field and belonging to the same tradition. In Previous years, the scheme has worked with musicians from Iraq, Southern India, and Colombia. Lucy Duran visits in Baku for the World Routes Academy 2013, which focuses on Azerbaijan.
World Routes Academy In Azerbaijan	20130505	Lucy Duran is in Azerbaijan with the World Routes Academy apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva and her teacher, the celebrated singer Gochaq Askarov. Fidan is learning the ancient style of Azeri Mugham in the country's capital Baku, where she attends masterclasses with, and listens to performances by, some of the great masters of Azeri music. Producer James Parkin. In January 2013 UK-based, 17 year Fidan Hajiyeva old became the youngest member of the World Routes Academy. Launched in 2010, the BBC Radio 3 World Routes Academy aims to support and inspire young world music artists by bringing them together with an internationally renowned artist in the same field and belonging to the same tradition. In previous years, the scheme has worked with musicians from Iraq, Southern India, and Colombia. Lucy Duran is in Azerbaijan with the World Routes Academy 2013 apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva.
World Routes Academy Launch 2013	20130127	Lucy Duran launches the 2013 World Routes Academy with live performances by the 2012 mentee Jos退 Hernando Noguera and the Roberto Pla Latin Band. Plus the first public appearance together by the new apprentice Fidan Hajiyeva and her mentor Gochaq Askarov, who were announced at this special event from the BBC Radio Theatre in London by P J Harvey. Producer James Parkin. World Routes celebrates the 2013 apprentice and mentor of the BBC Radio 3 World Routes Academy. It will be announced that a UK-based, 17 year Fidan Hajiyeva old will become the youngest member of the World Routes Academy. Her mentor, Gochaq Askarov, is flying in specially to be at the BBC Radio Theatre. Launched in 2010, the BBC Radio 3 World Routes Academy aims to support and inspire young world music artists by bringing them together with an internationally renowned artist in the same field and belonging to the same tradition. Tonight's programme broadcasts highlights of the event held in London two days previously. Accordionist Jos退 Hernando Noguera of Colombian background, took part in the World Routes Academy in 2012. In Previous years, the scheme has worked with musicians from Iraq and Southern India. Lucy Duran launches the 2013 World Routes Academy from the BBC Radio Theatre in London.
World Routes Academy With The London Turkish Community	20130602	Lucy Duran visits a musical event with London's Turkish community in a cafe in Stoke Newington. The Nefes Ensemble is joined by World Routes Academy protegee Fidan Hajiyeva in traditional songs from rural Turkey, and Brighton-born Turkish Cypriot Dogan Mehmet performs contemporary Turkish songs with a UK twist. The Nefes Ensemble is a mix of amateur and professional performers, devoting themselves to presenting the folk songs of Turkey in their authentic forms. Nefes means 'breath', and they see themselves as expressing Turkey's cultural soul while living many miles away from their homeland. World Routes Academy protegee Fidan Hajiyeva learned Turkish as a child - their culture and heritage is close to that of her native Azerbaijan. Dogan Mehmet's background mixes his Turkish Cypriot heritage with English folk and American rock, and all these elements are evident in the eclectic style of his band the Boombox Karavan. Lucy Duran visits a musical event with London's Turkish community. Programme exploring music from around the world
World Routes Academy, The London Session	20130224	Lucy Duran joins the new World Routes Academy protegee Fidan Hajiyeva in a BBC session. Programme exploring music from around the world