Jaro media
Jaro Medien is a German independent recording company that was founded in Enger in 1981 and primarily publishes world music and jazz , but is also active in the areas where classical and medieval music meet. A concert agency is attached.
history
Ulrich Balß founded the company to give the audience the opportunity to experience the cross-genre band Piirpauke , which he supervised in concerts, on records. Some of the artists have been loyal to the Bremen-based publisher and label for 25 years. The company has now produced more than 250 records and released them on the Jaro label. Some of these publications received outstanding awards. The Bulgarian women's choir Angelite was nominated for two Grammys in 1993. In 1995 Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan won the UNESCO International Music Prize and the Warsaw Village Band received the BBC World Music Award, as well as the Polish Fryderyk (three times) and, in November 2011, the quarterly German Record Critics' Award . In 2011 Hazmat Modine was awarded the Charles Cross Academy Grand Prix du Disque .
Musicians and ensembles under contract
The following artists are examples of Jaro’s repertoire: Aquabella , Arkady Shilkloper , Ashia & Bison Rouge, Betagarri , Charles Petersohn, Christian Kaiser, Dona Rosa , Farlanders , Grace Yoon / Roman Bunka , Karolina Glazer , Rachelle Garniez , Hamlet Gonashvili , Hannes Beckmann , hartkamp , Hazmat Modine, Huun-Huur-Tu , Jasper van't Hof (piano solo, HotLips, Quartet, Pili-Pili ), Johannes Cernota , Joseph Daley , DaWandafromGang, Kayoko , Toshinori Kondō , Luis Di Matteo , Mari Boine / Inna Zhelannaya / Sergey Starostin , Meta Four , Mikhail Alperin , Moscow Art Trio , Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Okay Temiz , OqueStrada , Payuta , Piirpauke , Sarband , Julian Spizz , Tam Echo Tam , The Blech , The Bulgarian Voices - Angelite, The Immigrant Orchestra , The Shin , Thomas Beckmann , Trigon , Trinovox and the Warsaw Village Band.