isolasonora - Isola Sonora: Ethniva World Music

Discover the vibrant sounds of Isola Sonora, a group dedicated to bringing ethniva world music to life. Experience our unique blend of traditional and contemporary melodies that transport you across cultures. Join us on a musical journey that celebrates diversity and harmony.

Isola Sonora: Ethniva World Music

Experience the vibrant and soulful sounds of our ethniva world music band in live concerts and festivals.

Live Ethniva World Music Performances

Participate in interactive workshops to learn about traditional instruments and ethniva music styles from around the world.

Cultural Music Workshops

Learn to play traditional ethniva instruments and explore world music rhythms through personalized online lessons.

Online Ethniva Music Lessons

Purchase or stream our professionally recorded albums that showcase the diversity and richness of world ethniva music.

Ethniva Music Albums and Recordings

Collaborate with our musicians on fusion projects blending ethniva world music with other genres for unique sound experiences.

Music Collaboration Projects

Bring the unique ambiance of ethniva world music to your private events, including weddings, parties, and corporate functions.

Private Event Performances

Our Musical Offerings

2012.07(06) Photograph of the Circle Six Orchestra, a band based in Deseronto, Ontario. Band members include: Roy Kitchen, Leo McVicker (the original drummer for the band, who later moved to Kingston) Marshall Woodcock, Roy Woodcock and Reginald Dawson. Donated by John Kitchen, Roy's son, in April 2012.

Gallery

Tibetan women wearing traditional chubas, aprons, headgear of pearls, coral, turquoise, tassels, Tibetan Flag, police, His Holiness the Great 14th Dalai Lama Birthday Peace Parade, Kalachakra, Washington D.C., USA

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1000 Kris Festival named "Kirab 1000 Keris" | 15-09-2019 | Red Filter for Lightroom

Tribe men playing their percussion instruments in Rundu, Kavango, Namibia.

A group of boys in traditional Sasak attire, smiling and celebrating at a wedding in Areguling, Lombok, Indonesia, highlighting the vibrant culture and joyful spirit of the local community.

Qua ho - traditional folk song is in Bac Ninh province and was recognized by UNESCO in 2009

Feel the rhythm of the world's soul in every note.