World/Ethnic/Instrumental/New Age Vol.2

Diskusije o bh. i inostranim izvođačima, razmjena pjesama, CD-ova, muzičke oprema...

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Flying Carpet: Mixed by Claude Challe

A Superb Double Compilation Dedicated to the East, featuring all the Notorious References in Indo-oriental Music : Cheb Khaled, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Nitin Sawhney, Mozart L' Egyptien, Natasha Atlas… Pure Enchantment ! Mixed by Claude Challe.

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Tracklist:
CD1 - Lokoum

[01]. Enta Omri - Hossam Ramzy
[02]. Don't Be Sad That I Leave (Mi Lipase Pou Fevro)
[03]. Symphonie Egytienne #25
[04]. Ana Fil Houb - Lili Boniche
[05]. Noches - Suzy & the Red Stripes
[06]. Istikbar/Ombre Elle - Gnawa Diffusion
[07]. Aziza - Hossam Ramzy
[08]. Male Habtl Madjatch
[09]. Medley Egyptien: Anna Sabre'/Alabina/Chocolate
[10]. Alaoui [Digital Bled Dance Mix]
[11]. Flying Carpet [Club Mix] - Carlos Campos, Claude Challe


CD2 - Lotus

[01]. Mumbai Theme Tune - A.R. Rahman
[02]. Prayer
[03]. Don't Go Back to Sleep - Lori Carson, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
[04]. Tara Shakti Mantra - Oliver Shanti
[05]. Hear Our Prayer - Patrick O'Hearn
[06]. Affairs Under Al Bharr
[07]. Hope - Nitin Sawhney
[08]. Mirage
[09]. Flying Carpet [Ambient Mix] - Carlos Campos, Claude Challe
[10]. Cantamilla - Tranquility Bass
[11]. Timeless Moments - Lucas Thanos
[12]. Sweet Lassi Dub - Stoppa & Nobby
[13]. Caravan - Loop Guru
[14]. India - Joi


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Le Grand Orchestre du Comptoir de Marrakech - Khamsa - Presented By Claude Challe

Khamsa : the will to create music fed and inspired by popular tunes from all of the Arabic world, in total harmony with the Occident. This meeting gives birth to an astonishing music, where oriental melodies flirt with jazz, blues and classical to appeal to the Occidental audience. The Comptoir Darna is a unique and well known place in Marrakech, a meeting point wrapped by the energy and the conviviality of Oriental nights. DJ's and traditional musicians from the end of the street to the end of the world gather together there. The concept behind this album arose spontaneously, as Claude Challe sought to capture the nightly atmosphere of the club. Creating an organic "oriental cabaret", musicians, dancers and singers from all over Morocco revisit popular tunes together until the end of the night before a cosmopolitan audience who echoes in the chorus.

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Tracklist:
[01]. Kissat Hob
[02]. Atlas Blues
[03]. Hobbi Lak
[04]. Lamsa
[05]. Yalili
[06]. Roucoucou
[07]. Ana A Dounia
[08]. Soukrerie
[09]. Finek
[10]. Take Khamsa
[11]. Hollywood Gnawa
[12]. One Other dream
[13]. Symphonuit
[14]. Besslam’ Ah
[15]. In The Mood For Studio
[16]. Wallahy


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Emir Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra - Live Is A Miracle In Buenos Aires 2005

01.Intro
02.Fatal Wounds
03.Drang Nach Osten
04.Boccherini Minuet
06.Ja Volim Te Jos
07.Meine Stadt
08.Vasja
09.Devil in the Business Class
10.Karakaj
11.Introduction for Romeo
12.Was Romeo really a Jerk
13.Wanted Man I
14.The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
15.Wanted Man II
16.Evergreen
17.Pitbull Terrier
18.Bubarama
19.When Life was a Miracle
20.Introduction of the Orchestra
21.Mornari Plove
22.Wanted Man III

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: JOS JEDAN KONCERT IZ ARGENTINE 2005








Emir Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra - Live in Buenos Aires 2001

- 01 - Possible reac
- 02 - Kalasnjikov
- 03 - Drang Nach Osten
- 04 - Fellini
- 05 - xxx
- 06 - Meine Stadt
- 07 - Lubenica
- 08 - Upside Down
- 09 - xxx
- 10 - Emir's Dream - Imao Sam Bjelog Konja
- 11 - Devil in the Business Class
- 12 - xxx
- 13 - Was Romeo Really a Jerk
- Pitbull Terrier
- Djindji Rindji Bubamara

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Vas - Feast of Silence (2004)

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Tracklist:
01 Amrita (Churning The Sea Of Milk)
02 In Our Faith
03 Mandara
04 Izgrejala
05 Moksha
06 The Reaper and the Flowers
07 Bardoo
08 Feast of Silence
09 Kali Basa


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Ali Farka Touré - The River

One of the most internationally successful West African musicians of the '90s, Ali Farka Touré was described as "the African John Lee Hooker" so many times that it probably began to grate on both Touré's and Hooker's nerves. There is a lot of truth to the comparison, however, and it isn't exactly an insult. The guitarist, who also played other instruments such as calabash and bongos, shared with Hooker (and similar American bluesmen like Lightnin' Hopkins) a predilection for low-pitched vocals and midtempo, foot-stomping rhythms, often playing with minimal accompaniment.

Touré's delivery was less abrasive than Hooker's, and the general tone of his material somewhat sweeter. Widespread success on the order of Hooker was somewhat elusive, though, as Touré sang in several languages, and only occasionally in English. As he once told Option, his are songs "about education, work, love, and society." If he and Hooker sounded quite similar, it's probably not by conscious design, but due to the fact that both drew inspiration from African rhythmic and musical traditions that extend back many generations.

Touré was approaching the age of 50 when he came to the attention of the burgeoning world music community in the West via a self-titled album in the late '80s. In the following years he toured often in North America and Europe, and recorded frequently, sometimes with contributions from Taj Mahal and members of the Chieftains. In 1990, Touré retreated from music entirely to devote himself to his rice farm, but was convinced by his producer to again pick up the guitar to record 1994's Talking Timbuktu, on which he was joined by Ry Cooder. It was his most well-received effort to date, earning him a Grammy for Best World Music Album, but it was also proof that not all Third World-First World collaborations have to dilute their non-Western elements to achieve wide acceptance. However, Touré found the success to be draining and again retreated to tend his farm.

He didn't release a record on American shores for five years afterward; he finally broke the silence in 1999 with Niafunké, which discarded the collaborative approach in favor of a return to his musical roots. Then, once again, Touré stepped away from the limelight. In 2005, perhaps partly to keep his name familiar to music lovers, Nonesuch issued (for the first time on compact disc) Red & Green, two albums Touré recorded in the early '80s, packaged together as a two-disc set. In the Heart of the Moon was also released in 2005. Touré died on March 7, 2006, from the bone cancer that he had been battling for years; however, he was able to complete one last album before passing. His final album, Savane was released posthumously in July 2006. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide


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Tracklist:
[01]. Heygana
[02]. Goydiotodam
[03]. Ai bine
[04]. Tangambara
[05]. Toungere
[06]. Jungou
[07]. Kenouna
[08]. Boyrei
[09]. Tamala
[10]. Lobo
[11]. Instrumental


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George Winston - Complete Solo Recordings 1972-1996 [BOX SET]

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Self-described "rural folk piano" player George Winston was among the earliest and most successful proponents of the genre of contemporary instrumental music later dubbed new age. Although born in Michigan in 1949, he was raised primarily in Montana, the extreme seasonal changes he experienced there later greatly influencing the pastoral feel of his music. Even as a child, Winston preferred instrumental music over vocal performances, counting among his early heroes Booker T. & the MG's, Floyd Cramer, and the Ventures; he did not take up music until after high school, however, beginning with organ and electric piano but moving to acoustic piano by 1971. Influenced by the stride piano of Fats Waller and Teddy Wilson, Winston turned from rock and R&B to jazz, and soon released his first solo piano effort, Ballads and Blues 1972, after which he mysteriously retired from music for the next several years.

Discovering the music of the legendary New Orleans R&B pianist Professor Longhair in 1979 was the epiphany Winston was seeking to inspire a return to performing; signing to the Windham Hill label, between 1980 and 1982 he recorded a trilogy of albums -- Autumn, December, and Winter Into Spring -- of impressionistic, seasonal-themed piano musings which laid much of the groundwork for the new age boom to follow. Winston's music continued to grow in popularity and influence in the years to follow, but in typically enigmatic fashion, he virtually dropped from sight for the remainder of the 1980s, resurfacing only in 1986 to score a reading of The Velveteen Rabbit by actress Meryl Streep.

Finally, in 1991, Winston returned to action, completing his seasonal cycle with Summer; Forest followed three years later. In 1996, he paid tribute to another of his greatest influences with Linus & Lucy: The Music of Vince Guaraldi. A compilation album, All the Seasons of George Winston, was released in the spring of 1998, followed a year later by Plains. The new millennium brought anniversary editions of several of his landmark albums, including Autumn, December, and Winter Into Spring, as well as the 2001 album Remembrance: A Memorial Benefit, which was Winston's response to the tragic events of September 11, 2001. His 2002 release, Night Divides the Day, focused on the music of one of his earliest influences, the Doors. Montana: A Love Story from 2004 was inspired by Winston's childhood in Montana. An impressive solo piano outing, Gulf Coast Blues & Impressions, released as a benefit set for hurricane relief, appeared from RCA in 2006. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide


Box set includes:

* BALLADS & BLUES 1972 (Special Edition)
* AUTUMN (20th Anniversary Edition)
* WINTER INTO SPRING (20th Anniversary Edition)
* DECEMBER (20th Anniversary Edition)
* SUMMER (Special Edition)
* FOREST
* LINUS & LUCY - THE MUSIC OF VINCE GUARALDI


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Erik Marchand & Rodolphe Burger - Before Bach

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Born of an unlikely wedding between tradition and electricity, this chance meeting shows that only open-mindedness and lack of prejudice are creative. We hear the whole range of possible crossovers between the realm of modal music and Blues harmonic approach in that surprising process that might be the first successful meeting of Rock with Brittany’s folk music with tunes such as the “blues de Poulaouen” or “Before Bach”, where Erik Marchand sings on Rodolphe Burger’s guitars linked to Mehdi Haddad’s electric oud. “Zalizomé”, adapted from Greek folk music as gathered by Eric Marchand. “Phobic Flight”, written by Burger where you can hear Marchand sing in Breton language. “Gheorge”, a Balkan marvel easternalized by Mehdi Haddad, etc.

ERIK MARCHAND VS RODOLPHE BURGER WITH MEHDI HADDAD & METEOR BAND Rodolphe Burger, chant, guitares, programmation / Erik Marchand, chant, clarinette / Sylvie Rivoalen, chant / Marco de Oliveira, basse / Hervé Loos, batterie / Mehdi Haddab, oud
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Om Kalthoum – Ahl El Hawa (People Of Love) 1944

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Titel : People of love.
Year : 1944
Music : Zakariya Ahmad
Lyrics: Bayram Al Tunsi
Maqam : Hijaz
Genre : Ughniyah
Time : 35:53
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Umm Kulthum (born Fatma Ebrahim Elbeltagi) (May 4, 1904 – February 3, 1975). Various spellings include Om Koultoum, Om Kalthoum, Oumme Kalsoum, and Umm Kolthoum. In Turkish, she is named Ümmü Gülsüm. She was an Egyptian singer, songwriter, and actress. Born in Tamay ez-Zahayra, next to El Senbellawein, she is known as the Star of the East (kawkab el-sharq). More than three decades after her death, she is still recognized as the Arab world's most famous and distinguished singer of the 20th century. Her funeral was attended by over 4 million mourners—one of the largest gatherings in history—and descended into pandemonium when the crowd seized control of her coffin and carried it to a mosque that they considered her favorite, before later releasing the coffin for burial.
Kulthum had a contralto vocal range. It is known that she had the ability to sing as low as the second octave, as well as the ability to sing as high as between the seventh and the eighth octaves at her vocal peak; yet she also could easily sing over a range surpassing two octaves near the end of her career. Her remarkable ability to produce approximately 14,000 vibrations per second with her vocal cords, her unparalleled vocal strength (no commercial microphone utilized for singing could withstand its strength, forcing her to stand at a 1- to 3-meter radius away from one), and her voice's unique and breathtaking beauty that surpassed convention arguably made her the most incomparable voice of all time. Her ability and capability to sing every single Arabic scale makes her one of only five women in the history of the Arab world to be able to do this, along with Asmahan, Fairouz, and Sabah and the latest zekra . In her final years, recordings show a slight coarsening of her voice and a loss of the silken golden thread of coloratura that, in her earlier years, in songs such as Bairam al-Tunsi's “Beredaak”, she displayed with an ease and stupendous nonchalance.
Umm Kulthum has been a significant influence on a number of musicians, both in the Arab World and beyond. Among others, Jah Wobble has claimed her as a significant influence on his work. Bob Dylan has been quoted as saying, "She's great. She really is. Really great."[5][6] Maria Callas, Jean-Paul Sartre, Marie Laforêt, Salvador Dalí, Nico, Bono and Led Zeppelin are also known to be admirers of Kulthum's music. One of her best known songs, “Enta Omri,” has been the basis of many reinterpretations, including one 2005 collaborative project involving Israeli and Egyptian artists.
She was referred to as "The Lady" by Charles de Gaulle, and is regarded as "The Incomparable Voice" by Maria Callas. Umm Kulthum is remembered in Egypt, the Middle East, and the Arab world as one of the greatest singers and musicians to have ever lived. It is difficult to accurately measure her vocal range at its peak, as most of her songs were recorded live, and she was careful not to strain her voice due to the extended length of her songs. Even today, she has retained a near-mythical status among young Egyptians. She is also notably popular in Israel among Jews and Arabs alike, and her records continue to sell about a million copies a year. In 2001, the Egyptian government opened the Kawkab al-Sharq (Star of the East) Museum in the singer's memory. Housed in a pavilion on the grounds of Cairo's Manesterly Palace, the collection includes a range of Umm Kulthum's personal possessions, including her trademark sunglasses and scarves, along with photographs, recordings, and other archival material


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Kayhan Kalhor & Mohammad Reza Shajarian - Night Silence Desert

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Kayhan Kalhor is the world's leading exponent of the kamancheh, an upright spike fiddle. Renowned for his work with Ghazal, a group that bridges Indian and Persian music, he applies a similar approach to Iranian folk and classical forms on Night Silence Desert. The Radif (Persian classical repertoire) grew from folk forms, but over the centuries the music evolved from its simple rural origins into an elaborately ornamented and rigorously structured style. This album doesn't take the music back to its basics--there's too much refined virtuosity on display. But the musicians infuse their playing with a vigor and crisp cohesion that belies the record's fitful production. First Kalhor convened 11 strummers, drummers, and flute blowers in Tehran in 1994 to lay down the sweeping instrumental passages. Four years later he and vocalist Shajarian finished the record in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The two men exchange intricate call-and-response melodies that radiate impassioned exhilaration
Born in 1940 in the city of Mash’had in northeastern Iran, Mohammad Reza Shajarian began singing spiritual songs at the age five under the supervision of his father. Only a few years later his precocious talent was to be renowned throughout the town of Mash’had. In spite of his religious upbringing, at the age of twelve he was familiarizing himself with the traditional song repertoire and the first piece he was to sing was the Gham-Angiz Goosheh of Dashti. He was also interested at the same time in popular music from Khorasan and the other regions of Iran. His focus at first was on the local folk music of his native province, Khorasan, but later at the age of twelve he studied the traditional repertoire, the Radif. After college, he became a schoolteacher and was to find himself at much greater liberty to study all forms of traditional music and gradually relinquish religious singing. What follows is a resume of the major landmarks in Mohammad Reza Shajarian’s artistic career. On the arrival in Teheran he met Ahmad Ebadi, the great Setar master who is today sole heir to the musical tradition upheld by his family. His meeting of the late Esmail Mehrtash was to initiate him in the fine nuances of traditional singing, in popular melodies and in artistic technique.
Right from the earliest age he learnt how to sing the different versions of the Radif from the most highly reputed singers such as Reza Gholi Mirza Zelli, Ghamar-ol Molouk Vaziri, Eghbal-Soltan Azar, and Taaj Esfahani Noor-Ali Khan Boroomand and Taher Zadeh Esfahani.


Track List
1.Silence of the Night
2.Desert - Mohammed Reza Shajarian
3.Instrument and Vocal [Poem by Baba Taher]
4.Desert Night - Kayhan Kalhor,
5.Rain [Lyrics]
6.Festive Occasion
7.Dotar Instrumental - Kayhan Kalhor,
8.Setar [Instrumental] - Kayhan Kalhor,
9.Instrument and Vocal
10.Lover's Plight [Ghazal] - Mohammed Reza Shajarian


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Kudsi Erguner Ensemble - Rembetiko from Istanbul

Kudsi Erguner lives and works in Paris as musician (Ney-flute, which is a reed flute), composer, musicologist, teacher, author, and translator.
Erguner comes from a family of Turkish musicians. His contact with many famous musicians from the older generation, who continually passed through his parents house, and his involvement with various Sufi-brotherhoods, whose music and teachings Erguner studied, left their decisive marks on him. He received his training directly from his father, Ulvi Erguner, who was the last great master of the Ney.
Kudsi Erguner has given concerts and played in major festivals throughout the world. He has researched the music of India, Pakistan, and Turkey, grounded diverse music ensembles, recorded numerous albums, and has worked with such well known artists as Peter Gabriel (Passion, US), Maurice Béjart, Peter Brook, Georges Aperghis, Didier Lockwood, and Michel Portal. Erguner has thus made authoritative contributions to World Music. He has documented and revived nearly forgotten musical traditions and brought them to the attention of the Western public, securing them a place within Europe's cultural inheritance.


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Track List
1.Karabiberim
2.Ussak Sirto
3.Gemilerde Talim Var
4.Yedikule
5.Entarisi Ala Benziyor
6.Ada Sahili
7.Karacigar Sirto
8.Makber
9.Darildin mi?
10.Mavili
11.Zeybek


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Kara Nomadica

Kara Nomadica is a Middle-Eastern fusion band with a sound inspired by traditional Arabic and Turkish rhythms and maqamat (scales) as well as modern industrial/techno music. Its members have well over a century of combined musical experience. The members of Kara Nomadica play a vast array of traditional instruments, including oud, saz, darabuka, arabic tabla, riq, frame drum, dholla, davul, muzzar, ney, and didjeridoo?all solidly anchored in the 21st century by the fretless bass guitar and sythesizer. These ancient, and not-so-ancient, instruments blend to give the band?s original compositions a truly unique synergy, while breathing fresh life into their large repertoire of traditional songs from Turkey and the Arab world. Kara Nomadica?s goal is to bring its exotic Middle-Eastern fusion sound to a broad spectrum of music lovers, while specifically focusing on supporting the grace and beauty of the international bellydance community. Music critic John Zwick says, "Kara Nomadica is what happens when you bring together a mess of overqualified music geeks with Middle Eastern instruments you've never heard of?it's a damn captivating sound."

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Track List
01.Arainia
02.Ottoman Lobotomy
03.Hashashiyyin
04.Darbukastan
05.We've Never Met
06.Saz Taqsim
07.Mastom Mastom
08.Out Of The Erg
09.Oud Taqsim
10.Bad Pumpkin
11.Serpent's Tounge
12.Dulcinea
13.Tamr Henna
14.Bela Shah


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Zoran Predin & The Gypsy Swing Band - Inventura 2008

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Track List
01. Za pola vijeka
02. Inventura
03. Prohujali su moji vihori
04. Ispod naše sretne zvijezde
05. Ni sekunde više
06. To mi radi!
07. Ja sam taj
08. Alfa mužjak
09. Bilecanka
10. Radetzky marš


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A Treasury Of All-Time Classic

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Track List
01. Tchaikovsky - Waltz from 'Sleeping Beauty'
02. Bizet - Prelude to 'Carmen'
03. Albeniz - Malaguena
04. Tchaikovsky - Dance Of the Swans
05. Beethoven - Theme from 'Pastoral Symphony'
06. Gounod - Waltz from 'Faust'
07. Tchaikovsky - Grand Waltz from 'Swan Lake'
08. Fibich - Poeme
09. Flotow - 'Tis The Last Rose Of Summer from 'Martha'
10. Offenbach - Can Can from 'Orpheus In The Underworld'
11. Wagner - The Ride Of The Valkyries
12. Verdi - Celeste Aida from 'Aida'
13. Clarke - Trumpet Voluntary in D
14. Wagner - Evening Star from 'Tannhauser'
15. Dvorak - Largo from 'New World Symphony'


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Ashik - Gypsy Soul

Soul music where desire and passion meet: Ashik knows how to create these stirring emotions ... and the vehicle is the violin: passionate, artistic, masterful, and creative!!! He has mastered Hungarian, Russian Gypsy, Celtic and even Appalachian fiddle techniques & skills, proving on this CD he is an expert!
The first track "Czardasz" is definitely zestful, energetic, & 100% spicey Hungarian music. Track #2 is a blending of styles, Hungarian, Celtic & Appalachian along with the Celtic pennywhistle, it is done tastefully and seamlessly. Track #3: "Seven Mad Gypsies" needs no explanation ... use your imagination. This CD produces natural emotional highs, with the crescendo and decrescendo of the reverberating violin strings. Ashik creates waves of feeling in any listener which awakens the "fire within". Great music!


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Track List
01 Czardasz
02 Tiger's Gate
03 Seven Mad Gypsies
04 Coyote
05 The Szombathely Jig
06 Hoedown
07 The Bohemian
08 What It Is


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Juan Martin - Musica Alhambra

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He is especially recognised abroad, where the majority of his artistic career has developed. Juan Martín is a guitarist with an impeccable technique. He has played on the most important international stages, like the Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Centre (New York) and the Royal Albert Hall (London). He has also taken part in the most important international festivals: Edinburgh, Montreux…
Apart from his mastery of the flamenco guitar, Juan Martín has also been involved in experimental and innovative projects, like his research into the Moorish origins of flamenco, or other projects in which he has taken part with musicians like Mark Isham. He has an extensive oeuvre, as he has recorded over ten albums, although most of them have only been released abroad. He is also the author of several texts on the flamenco guitar (El Arte Flamenco de la Guitarra and La Guitarra Flamenca). Among other achievements, at least one deserves a mention: he was the first flamenco guitarist who recorded an album with the Royal Philarmonic Orchestra.


Track List
01 La PasiOn Del Lamento
02 Lamma Bada Ytethena
03 La Feria
04 5 Sephardic songs (La Rosa Enflorece, ven Querida Ven Amada)
05 Adio Querida
06 Ya Viene el Cativo
07 Yo me Enamoré de un Aire
08 Zourouni
09 El Bint Al Shalabiya
10 EvocaciOn de Damasco a COrdoba
11 Taranta-Hijaz
12 La Frontera


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Makis Ablianitis - Bahar & Bahar Live Under The Sky

Makis Ablianitis is an inspired composer and one of the best guitar players in Greece.
His relationship with music began at the age of 15 when he got his first guitar. He studied theory by attending seminary courses of Theodoros Antoniou and at the Center of Contemporary Musical Research. Following this, he studied higher theory by graduating from the classes of Fugas and Orchestration with excellent. He concluded his studies at the Berklee Music College of Boston with a scholarship. The period of his studies at Berklee was decisive for his later course as a musician, because at the same time of his studies he had the ability to play with renowned musicians of the Boston jazz scene.

Ablianitis also in involved with the tuition of jazz music by teaching jazz guitar, modern harmony and orchestration at various auditoriums in Athens. In 1993 he formed the quartet "Jazz Steps" and in 1995 the group "Jazz Crew". During the period of 1996 - 1998 he was a member of the ethnic group of Michalis Nikoloudis and Omar Faruk Tekbilek, participating in the concerts they gave in Greece and abroad.
His debut took place in 1997 with the album "FLAME KEEPER" (THESIS / 1997). An integral part for his carrier also was his collaboration with the "ARTS, DANCE & MUSIC PRODUCTIONS", in November 1999. It involved the very successful BROADWAY shows with American performers.
At his second album 'BAHAR' (LIBRA MUSIC / 2000), Ablianitis met the world famous Indian flute player, Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia, and one of the best Greek singers, Manolis Lidakis. Not only 'BAHAR' is a very interesting project, but also it was hit at once. Makis became famous and many labels ask for licence to include tracks of BAHAR in their collections.
On January 2004 was released MOSAIC (LIBRA MUSIC), the album of the famous Greek singer Maria Farantouri (featuring: Glen Velez, Fuat Saka, Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia, Ross Daly). Makis Ablianitis has given 3 songs to Farantouri and made all the arrangements of the album.
Makis Ablianitis has numerous participations in festivals and concerts in Greece, Turkey and FYROM.


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Track List
01. Love Secret
02. Astro Krifo
03. Eternal Song
04. Sun Walk
05. Bahar
06. Dhaulagiri
07. Mi Mou Arnithis
08. Sky Colours
09. Hand Built
10. Balloon Traveller
11. River
12. Seabird
13. Wood, Steel, Air
14. Sagarmatha
15. Astro Krifo


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Track List
1. Bahar
2. Under the sky
3. Love Secret
4. Hand Built
5. Dhaulagiri
6. Eternal Song
7. River
8. Sun Walk
9. Wood Steel Air
10.Masala
11. Seabird
12. Imaginary Traveller , comp. by Brian Keane
13. Balloon Traveller


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Emir Kusturica & The No Smoking Orchestra - Live Is A Miracle In Buenos Aires 2005

01.Intro
02.Fatal Wounds
03.Drang Nach Osten
04.Boccherini Minuet
06.Ja Volim Te Jos
07.Meine Stadt
08.Vasja
09.Devil in the Business Class
10.Karakaj
11.Introduction for Romeo
12.Was Romeo really a Jerk
13.Wanted Man I
14.The Good, the Bad & the Ugly
15.Wanted Man II
16.Evergreen
17.Pitbull Terrier
18.Bubarama
19.When Life was a Miracle
20.Introduction of the Orchestra
21.Mornari Plove
22.Wanted Man III

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Shantel - Planet Paprika (2009)

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The Berlin techno DJ struck Euro-gold when he embraced the gypsy music beloved of his grandparents to create Balkan dance hits like "Disko Partizani". This second album repeats the fusion of fiddles, accordions and blazing brass with reggae rhythms and club beats. The celebratory mood and melodic hooklines are infectious, and on tracks like "Usti Baba" the blend of yearning eastern European voices and loping ska has real subtlety. By contrast, Shantel's conception of "Planet Paprika" as a borderless dance republic results in cheesy oompah disco, albeit perfectly tailored for party revelry. Behind both the comedic crowd-pleasers and the brilliant musicianship lies an original talent.(The Observer)

Tracklist:
01. Good Night Amanes 2:08
02. Planet Paprika 4:30
03. Wandering Stars 5:25
04. Bucovina Original 2:50
05. Being Authentic 4:18
06. Citizen Of Planet Paprika 4:05
07. Sura Ke Mastura 2:21
08. Usti, Usti Baba 4:15
09. Eyes Of Mine 4:31
10. Binaz In Dub 5:04
11. Beauties From Athina 3:21
12. Ex Oriente Lux 3:12
13. Good Morning Amanes 1:44


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Bilja Krstic & Bistrik Orchestra - Tarpos

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Album Description
Bilja Krstic & Bistrik Orchestra's aim is to translate folklore into contemporary art, blending traditional Balkan music, acapella songs and ethnic grooves with elements of improvisation and a modern approach to the music.

Vocalist Bilja Krstic has been on the Yugoslav pop scene since the 1970s and she has written music for Belgrade's National Theatre. After her successful career in pop music, Bilja Krstic decided to record material that has been close to her heart since her childhood. For more than five years, she patiently collected obscure folk songs from the territory of Kosovo, south Serbia, Macedonia, the Vlach district in east Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary. This is the third album that has resulted from this research. The material has been performed at more than 170 concerts across the world and in her home country and Krstic has been acclaimed for her sincere stage presence and beautiful voice.

Personnel: Bilja Krstic - (vocals), Dragomir Stanojević - (keyboards), Nenad Josifović - (violin, back vocal), Milinko Ivanović - (pipes, duduk), Ljuga Ninkovic - (sargija), Nenad Bozić - (guitar), Slobodan Bozanić - (bass guitar), Maja Klisinski - (percussion, backing vocals), Ruza Rudić - (backing vocals), Nevenka Radonić - (backing vocals) and others


Tracklist:
01 Jana i turcin
02 Nisnu se zvezda
03 Dunje i jabuke
04 Izgrejala sjajna mesecina
05 Kocija se ljulja
06 Marton Szep Ilona
07 Oblagale se devet ovcara
08 Došao sam da te vidim
09 Purim purim
10 Jano sevdalino
11 Sitna knjiga o zalosti
12 Dunje i jabuke (A Capella)


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Rabih Abou-Khalil - Oud Solo [Live in Bruxelles, 14th june 2009]

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“Two cultures with apparently little in common meet in this concert: jazz and traditional Arab music. Lebanese-born oud-player Rabih Abou-Khalil unites Arab culture and soul jazz in a trip around the world.” Announcement by Festival de Wallonie

Tracklist:
1 - La Séduction
2a - Intro Shaving
2b - Shaving is boring
3a - Intro Le Parapluie
3b - Le Parapluie
4a - Intro Birthday gift
4b - Birthday gift
5 - Sunrise in Montreal
6a - Intro Homeside
6b - Homeside


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VA - Sufi Müzik'ten Flamenko'ya (From Sufi Music to Flamenco)

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2000 | Kalan Music | Turkish Sufi ''Fusion'' | ~192kbps 44100 kHz Joint Stereo | 5Tracks | ~96 Mb

Kulsan organised a series of concerts in which Sufi music from Anatolia and spanish flamenco are presented together. They were mainly interested in the mutual influence between these forms of music from Spain and Turkey. The concert, "From sufi to Flamenco" was presented in the following locations arch 21st 1999 in the Tropical institute in Amsterdam, March 24th in the city theatre of Nijmegen. March 25th in the Korzo theatre in The Hague, March 26 the ICC intercultural center in Gent,.March 27th in Music center De Doelen in roîterdam and March 28 in Vredenburg Music center in Utrecht. Besides these six concerts there was also a radio performance on March 22d tor the VPRO radio program "De Wandelende Tak"
The group, comprising the very best of musicians from both traditions, was selected by Turkish kanun player Tahir Aydoğdu and Dutch flamenco guitarist Eric Vaarzon Morel. They also designed the program for the concert.
The Sufi music is sung by Bilal Demiryürek, imam of the Yenimahalle Mosque of Ankara. The flamenco is sung by the famous Yeye de cadiz from Spain.
As you can make out from the above list, the concerts were not only pleasing to the car. but also to the eye, sema (dervish dance) was performed by Engin Kökçü from Turkey, and flamenco dance by mes contreras from the Netherlands.The cd contains pieces of Turkish Sufî music, Ivhich has its roots in l ith and 12 th century Anatolia. There examples of three different musical forms, ayin, ilahi and sema. There are also flamenco pieces, some separete, some mixed in with the Sufi music. Other pieces illustrate how the two musical traditions have ifluenced one another historically.With this project we also wish to lend expression to the filosophy of the founder of Turkish Sufi. Mevlana, who said that all people are hrothers, despite religious differences, and should live together peacefully.


Tracklist:

01 Elele... Sonsuza 16' 46''
01 Sol y sombra 13' 41''
03 Endulus'ten Istanbul'a 12' 06''
04 Sema ve Dans 13' 23''
05 Hemanos-farruquita 13' 51''


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VA - Sufi Müzik'ten Flamenko'ya 2 (From Sufi Music to Flamenco 2) - Yeni Ufuklar (New Frontiers)

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Tracklist:

01. Dostça (Friendly) 15:02
02. Konya'dan Endulus'a 20:44
03. Sohbet (Conversation) 24:07
04. Enstrumantal (Flamenco) 05:18
05. Med'ed (Help From God) 14:30


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Sama' in Konya - Sufi Music with participation of Kani Karaca & Cinucen Tanrikorur

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Tracklist:
1. Qoran
2. Pesrev, ilahi (hicaz-homayun)
3. Gazel, pesrev, ilahi, yürük-semai & taksim (segah)
4. Hüzzam nefes
5. Hüzzam & segah ilahi, kemence taksim
6. Gazel & ud taksim (hüzzam)
7. Gazel & taksim (rast)


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The Rough Guide To Sufi Music

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Tracklist:
Ferahfeza Pesrev - Mevlana Kultur Ve Sanat Vakfi Sanatcilari
Az Hoosne Malihe Khud (Pakistan) - Sabri Brothers
Alam (Egypt) - Sheikh Ahmad Al-Tuni
Oalbi Yuhaddithuni (Egypt) - Sheikh Yasin Al-Tuhami
Saba Atu Rijal (Morocco) - Hassan Hakmoun
Tere Ishq Nachaaya (Pakistan) - Abida Parween
Shah Khoshini (Iran) - Ostad Elahi
Dembe (Senegal) - Boubacar Diagne
Al Asfur (Egypt) - Sheikh Ahmad Barrayn
Ghayri Ala S-Sulwan Qadir - Sama I Rast (Syria) - Hamza Shakkur
Rahway Wasdi Jhok Faridan Di (Pakistan) - Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan


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Kudsi Ergüner - Sufi Music of Turkey

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Tracklist:

1. Tales From The Ney
2. Semai
3. Zikr
4. Prelude Of Ceremony
5. Voyager
6. Balade
7. Aksak Semai
8. Wordless Prayer


Kudsi Erguner: nay Suleyman Erguner: nay, percussion
Recorded in Berlin, Germany, July 1990

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