Große Persien-Rundreise
von 10.05.1996 bis 29.05.1996
Musik aus dem Iran
Die nachfolgenden Hörbeispiele stammen von:
Kereshmeh Records
12021 Wilshire Blvd. #420
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Tel: (310) 470-5177
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Sima Bina
Recorded during her 1995 concert in Vienna, this work includes Sima Bina's most popular tunes such Nava'i and Del-e Shayda - songs of love, life, and mysticism interwoven with local ethnic mythology. Delicate yet powerful, simple yet beautiful, it is a work of great quality evocative of the wild flowers which grow on the mountains of her native northern Khorassan.
QTCD-1002 Nava'i
Vocals: Sima Bina
Dotar: Hamid Khezri
Dotar: Masoud Khezri
Daf: Farhad Andalibi
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Shahram Nazeri
Shahram Nazeri's haunting and beautiful voice, his distinct style, and his profound approach to sufism have established him as one of the most devoted and prominent singers of mystical Sufi music in Iran. Singing the poetry of Rumi with the magical sound of the tanbur and daf in this recording, Nazeri will take you deep into your heart where love and sorrow as one rejoice in ecstasy.
QTCD-1001 Mystified
Vocals: Shahram Nazeri
Ensemble: Shams Tanbur Ensemble
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Hamnava'i
is performed by Hossein Alizadeh and Arshad Tahmasebi on tar, and Dariush Zargari on tombak. Hamnava'i is energetic and captivating. It is one of the few pieces of Persian classical music composed according to polyphonic ideas but still in tune with the roots and spirits of Persian music. Hamnava'i is the product of a meeting of individual virtuosity and group harmony.