Linus Vandewolken – Oude Geuze uit Niemandaal [LP] Ambient / New Age and Indian percussion instruments

and Indian percussion instruments

In the late 60’s he was a regular at the famous Totem night club in São Paulo

”Does Spring Hide Its Joy has since been performed live on many European stages

Each gallery artist was asked to record or provide a three-to-five minute segment for Jeff Gordon's Greene Street Recording Studio

Renowned for remarkable solo concerts that confirmed his mastery of the soprano horn and that carried its instrumental language into previously unexplored regions

Linus Vandewolken – Oude Geuze uit Niemandaal [LP] Ambient / New Age and Indian percussion instruments"As an American in Belgium, McCloud Zicmuse developed a deep love for some of the customs of his new found homeland: a specific kind of archery (staande wip), celebrating carnaval, aging geuze beers, and not in the least: playing de hommel, the Flemish cousin of the apalachian Dulcimer. With the persona Linus Vandewolken, Zicmuse took a deep dive into these traditions. His love for the dulcimer is very real, yet he breaks out of the narrow framework