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The Pacific Islands The islands of the Pacific, with their beauty and romance, have always gripped man's imagination. Raised above the sea, in wondrous and spectacular splendour, they shimmer like an oasis. For those of us in need of solitude and adventure, these idyllic, exotic and beautiful tropical islands also offer a dream escape - a place of refuge, serenity and excitement. In their greenness and freshness, the islands conjure up visions of unending youth and a heavenly paradise - crystal clear waters, sparkling white sand and surf, golden yellow rays of sunshine with a dawn to night sky of a kaleidoscope of dazzling and impressive array of superb colours - from sapphire blue to topaz and turquoise, garnet and ruby to amethyst, citrine, peridot and emerald to the unique mystique of a theatrical curtain of exquisite Tahitian black pearl and onyx, gloriously adorned by a galaxy and constellations of brilliant starlight diamonds, illuminated and moonlit by a silvery majestic mother-of-pearl - encapsulated by the jubilant embrace of delightfully cool prevailing trade winds. Of these wonderful dream-worlds, it is Oceania that offers the most beautiful, enchanting and magnificent chains of pure and natural multicoloured gem-clustered islands. The term Oceania is normally used to designate all the islands of the Central and the South Pacific including Australia (continent), New Zealand, and sometimes the Malay Archipelago. On this Web site, the focus is primarily directed towards the Pacific Islands of Melanesia (including Papua - formerly Irian Jaya), Micronesia and Polynesia (including the Polynesian nation of Hawai'i), as well as both Australia and New Zealand. For further information about Oceania/Pacific Islands, you are all invited to pay a visit to the following: 
Tropical Sounds,
Pacific Islands Radio
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Welcome everybody to
our Pacific Islands Radio Stations for your free listening to our
beautiful Pacific Island music, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!
Whether
you are out with your friends, out trying to
play online
roulette or even just at
home, wherever you may be, please make yourself feel at home, sit back,
relax, and enjoy listening to the soothing, melodious, enchanting and
exciting sounds of Pacific Island music.
Music fulfills a
need to communicate.
It gives expression to thoughts, ideas, beliefs and moods. It
connects us with our past and in doing so it arouses feelings
of joy, sorrow, excitement and serenity. Music is a language
that reminds us of memorable moments in our lives. Let us hope
that we experience all these wonderful things and much more in
our Pacific Island music.
Pacific Islands Radio has been introduced in order to facilitate the promotion of island music to a worldwide audience. This was undertaken as a consequence of a foreseen need to allow the musical component of island heritage to be made available to a wider audience.
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The early music of Oceania (Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia) was composed of rhythm instruments and vocals; they comprise mainly chants without any harmonic structure and without any oriental or occidental influence. This early music was very fundamental although some islands did use flutes and drums to accompany their singing.
As there was no written language to record the history of the Pacific Islands, it was our beautiful island music that provided one essential record of our heritage and this was passed from generation to generation. Besides the tales of migration and wars, the daily life of our people was chronicled in our music.
The music played on Pacific Islands Radio has authentic examples of both the contemporary and traditional forms of indigenous music such as that of the Australian Aboriginal people, as well as Pacific Island music from the low atolls like Kiribati, the Marshall Islands, Tokelau and Tuvalu to the volcanic peaks of islands like Samoa, Tahiti and Hawai'i as well as the mountain ranges of New Zealand, Cook Islands, Easter Island (Rapa Nui), the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, Papua (Irian Jaya), and Fiji along with Tonga, the Federated States of Micronesia (Pohnpei, Kosrae, Chuuk and Yap), Palau, Guam and Saipan. In addition, more unique and beautiful music from the Caroline Islands and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands as well as the Republic of Nauru is in the process of being incorporated into the Playlists.
The music comprises traditional chants of our gods, ancestors and mythology, gospel music, the day-to-day music including songs about the beauty of the sunrise, the sunset, the islands and the people, not to mention the uniquely beautiful love songs with their haunting lyrics and melodies.
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PROFILES OF SOME OF OUR TALENTED ARTISTS
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I wish to dedicate this album to all my families and friends from Rabi and Kiribati and fans from the Pacific. Kam bati n rabwa to all the musicians and composers who have helped me in creating music and top hits in my first CD album. A big thanks to Teitirake and Bwanaraoi Music for their help and support in making it possible to release my first CD. Wishing you all the best in the New Millennium - 2000!
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Vanessa Quai being
awarded the Vanuatu National Medal of Merit and the Vanuatu Silver
Jubilee
Medal
by the
President of the Republic of Vanuatu, His Excellency, Kalkot Mataskelekele,
September, 2007.
Black Paradise, West Papua (formerly Irian Jaya)
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Slim Dusty (Click on the above for the Slim Dusty story and video)
Israel Kamakawiwo'ole (Click on the above image for Israel's story and video)
In 1994, she meets Emmanuel Djob and joins "The Black & White Gospel Singers" with whom she still sings today in a more international concept, "The Black & White Xperience". It's in 2003 that she starts singing with "Jazzpel" and records three albums. Rachel Ratsizafy polished up her first solo album "Natural Born Stranger", back to her roots and inspiration: Madagascar. Rachel called on Oliver-Roman Garcia a globe trotter arranger who is well acquainted with the musics of the Indian Ocean. With Oliver, she wrote and composed for the most part "Natural Born Stranger" released in January 2008.
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