Esperanto music
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Esperanto music is music written, recorded, and performed in Esperanto, a constructed language used for international communication. The following lists are of artists, popular songs, publishers, events and projects, organizations, and magazines relating to music in Esperanto.
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Musicians and bands
- Aaron Koenig
- Akordo
- Akvo
- Amplifiki
- Anjo Amika
- Asorti
- Blera Brothers
- Bretona Esperanto-Koruso
- Daphne Lawless
- David Gaines
- Dennis Rocktamba
- DJ Kunar
- DJ Njokki
- DJ Nucki
- Dolchamar
- Duncan C. Thomson
- Ekvinokso
- Esperanto Desperado
- Fantom'
- Feri Floro
- Flávio Fonseca
- Freundeskreis
- Ĝanfranko Mole'
- Georgo Handzlik
- Ĵ. Dan' kaj B. Hor'
- Jacques Yvart
- Ĵak Lepŭil'
- Jan Schröder
- Johán Valano
- John Douglas
- Ĵomart kaj Nataŝa
- JoMo kaj Liberecanoj
- JoMo
- Kaj tiel plu
- Kajto
- Ken Clinger
- Klára Mikola kaj László Garamvölgyi
- Kore
- Kredo
- Krio de Morto
- La Kompanoj
- La Kuracistoj
- La Mevo
- La Mondanoj
- La Porkoj
- Lou Harrison
- Lunatiko
- Magnus
- Marĉela
- Massimo MANCA
- Merlin
- Miĥael Bronŝtejn
- Miĥail Povorin
- Morice Benin
- Nikolin'
- Olivier Tzaut
- Persone
- Piĉismo
- Qexteto Esperanto
- Radikulo
- Ralph Glomp
- Solotronik
- Sonic Youth
- Suzana
- Tarcísio Lima
- Team'
- Thierry Faverial
- Torsten Bendias
- Trattbandet
- Tutmonda muziko
- Vladimir Soroka
Songs
- "La Espero"
- "Ĉiu, ĉiu, ĉiu, ĉiu"
- "Ĉu vi pretas?"
- "Liza pentras bildojn"
- "The Crystal Theme" from the opening of Final Fantasy XI
Music companies and publishers
- Vinilkosmo
- Floréal Martorell
- ESP-Disk
Events and projects
Organizations and magazines
- EUROKKA
- Vinilkosmo
- Rok-Gazet'
References to Esperanto in music
- Kurt Elling wrote a vocalese song called "Esperanto" based on the Vince Mendoza composition "Esperança". Elling explains on his album Live in Chicago (Blue Note) that the lyrics were written while he was under the impression that it was titled "Esperanto" and only later found out the original title, which is the Portuguese word for 'hope'.
See also
- Songs in constructed languages (other than Esperanto)
External links
- [Music Panorama]
- [MusicExpress (Portuguese)] - downloadable Esperanto songs
- [MusicExpress (Esperanto)] - downloadable Esperanto songs
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