Album : Abadai
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Artists :
Ensemble Bustan Abraham with Ross Daly
فرقة بستان آبراهام برفقة روز دالي
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1). Ensemble Bustan Abraham فرقة بستان آبراهام
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- Taiseer Elias - Oud
- Nassim Dakwar - Violin
- Avshalom Farjun - Qanoun
- Miguel Herstein - Guitar and Banjo
- Amir Milstein - Flute
- Zohar Fresco - Percussion
- Emmanuel Mann - Bass
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- Naor Carmi - Double Bass
- Yehuda Siliki - Baglama
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2). Ross Daly روز دالي
http://www.rossdalymusic.com/
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Country :
- . Bustan Abraham: Israel - Palestine - اسرائيل - فلسطين
- . Ross Daly: England,d'origine irlandaise. Fils d'ambassadeur, il a vécu très jeune en Afghanistan, au Japon et aux États-Unis,Il découvre et étudie la musique indienne.
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Melodies :
(01). Dance From The Black Sea
(02). Abadai
(03). Ah Ya Zen
(04). Pinar
(05). Iokasti's Dream
(06). Tortoise At The Bottom Of The World, Teach Me To Move Slowly
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Artists :
Ensemble Bustan Abraham with Zakir Hussain,Hariprasad Chaurasia and Noa
فرقة بستان ابراهام برفقة زكير حسين, هربرسد شورسيا و نوا
Artists :
Ensemble Bustan Abraham with Zakir Hussain,Hariprasad Chaurasia and Noa
فرقة بستان ابراهام برفقة زكير حسين, هربرسد شورسيا و نوا
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1). Ensemble Bustan Abraham فرقة بستان آبراهام
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- Taiseer Elias - Oud
- Nassim Dakwar - Violin
- Avshalom Farjun - Qanoun
- Miguel Herstein - Guitar and Banjo
- Amir Milstein - Flute
- Zohar Fresco - Percussion
- Emmanuel Mann - Bass
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- Naor Carmi - Double Bass
- Yehuda Siliki - Baglama
1). Ensemble Bustan Abraham فرقة بستان آبراهام
.
- Taiseer Elias - Oud
- Nassim Dakwar - Violin
- Avshalom Farjun - Qanoun
- Miguel Herstein - Guitar and Banjo
- Amir Milstein - Flute
- Zohar Fresco - Percussion
- Emmanuel Mann - Bass
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- Naor Carmi - Double Bass
- Yehuda Siliki - Baglama
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2). Guest Artists :
Zakir Hussain - tabla
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zakir_Hussain_(musician)
Hariprasad Chaurasia - Bansuri flute
http://www.hariprasadchaurasia.com/
Noa(Achinoam Nini) - vocals
http://www.noasmusic.com/index.asp
2). Guest Artists :
Zakir Hussain - tabla
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zakir_Hussain_(musician)
Hariprasad Chaurasia - Bansuri flute
http://www.hariprasadchaurasia.com/
Noa(Achinoam Nini) - vocals
http://www.noasmusic.com/index.asp
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Country :
- . Bustan Abraham: Israel - Palestine - اسرائيل - فلسطين
- . Noa (Israel), Hariprasad Chaurasia and Zakir Hussain (India).
Country :
- . Bustan Abraham: Israel - Palestine - اسرائيل - فلسطين
- . Noa (Israel), Hariprasad Chaurasia and Zakir Hussain (India).
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Melodies :
(1). Solaris
(2). Fanar
(3). Sama'i kurd
(4). Till the end of time
(5). Seven eleven
(6). Naa'ma
(7). Black seagull
(8). Sireen
Melodies :
(1). Solaris
(2). Fanar
(3). Sama'i kurd
(4). Till the end of time
(5). Seven eleven
(6). Naa'ma
(7). Black seagull
(8). Sireen
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Artists : Ensemble Bustan Abraham فرقة بستان آبراهام
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Artists : Ensemble Bustan Abraham فرقة بستان آبراهام
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1). Bustan Abraham's members are :
- Taiseer Elias - Oud
- Nassim Dakwar - Violin
- Avshalom Farjun - Qanoun
- Miguel Herstein - Guitar and Banjo
- Amir Milstein - Flute
- Zohar Fresco - Percussion
- Emmanuel Mann - Bass
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- Naor Carmi - Double Bass
- Yehuda Siliki - Baglam
- Taiseer Elias - Oud
- Nassim Dakwar - Violin
- Avshalom Farjun - Qanoun
- Miguel Herstein - Guitar and Banjo
- Amir Milstein - Flute
- Zohar Fresco - Percussion
- Emmanuel Mann - Bass
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- Naor Carmi - Double Bass
- Yehuda Siliki - Baglam
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2). Guest Artist on this CD :
- Miranda Elias - vocal in Arabic
- Lea Avraham - vocals in Hebrew
- Daniela Buchbinder - Cello
2). Guest Artist on this CD :
- Miranda Elias - vocal in Arabic
- Lea Avraham - vocals in Hebrew
- Daniela Buchbinder - Cello
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Country :
Bustan Abraham : Israel - Palestine - اسرائيل - فلسطين
Guest : Yemen-Israel-Palestine-اليمن-اسرائيل-فلسطين
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Country :
Bustan Abraham : Israel - Palestine - اسرائيل - فلسطين
Guest : Yemen-Israel-Palestine-اليمن-اسرائيل-فلسطين
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Melodies :
(1). Gypsy Soul
(1). Gypsy Soul
(2). Jazz Kar-Kurd
(3). Fountainhead
(4). Here He Comes (Muwashah)
(5). Longa
(6). The Walls Of Jericho
(7). Sama'i Nahawand
(8). Wallah
(9). Pictures Through The Painted Window
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(3). Fountainhead
(4). Here He Comes (Muwashah)
(5). Longa
(6). The Walls Of Jericho
(7). Sama'i Nahawand
(8). Wallah
(9). Pictures Through The Painted Window
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Artists : Ensemble Bustan Abraham فرقة بستان آبراهام
Bustan Abraham's members are :
- Taiseer Elias - Oud
- Nassim Dakwar - Violin
- Avshalom Farjun - Qanoun
- Miguel Herstein - Guitar and Banjo
- Amir Milstein - Flute
- Zohar Fresco - Percussion
- Emmanuel Mann - Bass
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- Naor Carmi - Double Bass
- Yehuda Siliki - Baglama
Artists : Ensemble Bustan Abraham فرقة بستان آبراهام
Bustan Abraham's members are :
- Taiseer Elias - Oud
- Nassim Dakwar - Violin
- Avshalom Farjun - Qanoun
- Miguel Herstein - Guitar and Banjo
- Amir Milstein - Flute
- Zohar Fresco - Percussion
- Emmanuel Mann - Bass
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- Naor Carmi - Double Bass
- Yehuda Siliki - Baglama
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Country : Israel - Palestine - اسرائيل - فلسطين
Country : Israel - Palestine - اسرائيل - فلسطين
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Melodies :
(1).Mabruk
(2).Shazeef
(3).Hamsin
(4).Hamsa
(5).In The House Of Maimonides
(6).Igrig
(7).Dub Dulab
(8).Nedunya
(1).Mabruk
(2).Shazeef
(3).Hamsin
(4).Hamsa
(5).In The House Of Maimonides
(6).Igrig
(7).Dub Dulab
(8).Nedunya
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About the Ensemble :
Many attempts have been made by musicians to create a synthesis between Eastern and Western cultures. Generally the result is that either the Western or Eastern form dominates while the other is merely used for ornamentation. For the past several years Bustan Abraham has met this challenge and has succeeded in pioneering a unique form of instrumental music which combines elements of both these Eastern and Western forms without sacrificing the musical integrity of either.
Bustan (Hebrew and Arabic meaning, "garden of fruits and essences," in this case the garden of Abraham, father of Isaac and Ishmail) was founded in 1991 by Avshalom Farjun. It comprises seven distinguished Israeli musicians, both Jews and Arabs, who have combined their musical experience as composers, soloists and heads of musical ensembles to create original music on a very high international level.
The musical backgrounds of Bustan Abraham's members are very rich and represent an astonishing variety of musical cultures including classical Arabic music, classical European music, jazz, Turkish, Persian and Indian music, flamenco and American folk music.
The instruments played are unusually diverse. Middle Eastern instruments include the oud (Arab lute), qanoun (oriental zither) and a range of percussion instruments such as durbakkeh, daff, zarb and bandir frame drums to name only a few. These are joined by Western instruments including transverse flute, classical and flamenco guitar, contrabass, electric bass, and 5-string banjo. In addition the violin is utilized in both Middle Eastern as well as Western forms of playing. Also represented is an astonishing array of international percussion instruments too numerous to mention! The successful integration of this combination of instruments has never before been presented on the concert stage. The music which embodies this rich diversity is entirely original and was composed and arranged in a cooperative effort by all members of the group.
Bustan aspires to create a new musical form, which speaks to both Eastern and Western audiences, and to pave the way for other joint creative efforts between Arabs and Jews. The group has become a symbol of uncompromising instrumental composition, which has created a new standard of originality in Israeli music, and world music in general, and has received rave reviews to that effect from audiences and critics alike.
Many attempts have been made by musicians to create a synthesis between Eastern and Western cultures. Generally the result is that either the Western or Eastern form dominates while the other is merely used for ornamentation. For the past several years Bustan Abraham has met this challenge and has succeeded in pioneering a unique form of instrumental music which combines elements of both these Eastern and Western forms without sacrificing the musical integrity of either.
Bustan (Hebrew and Arabic meaning, "garden of fruits and essences," in this case the garden of Abraham, father of Isaac and Ishmail) was founded in 1991 by Avshalom Farjun. It comprises seven distinguished Israeli musicians, both Jews and Arabs, who have combined their musical experience as composers, soloists and heads of musical ensembles to create original music on a very high international level.
The musical backgrounds of Bustan Abraham's members are very rich and represent an astonishing variety of musical cultures including classical Arabic music, classical European music, jazz, Turkish, Persian and Indian music, flamenco and American folk music.
The instruments played are unusually diverse. Middle Eastern instruments include the oud (Arab lute), qanoun (oriental zither) and a range of percussion instruments such as durbakkeh, daff, zarb and bandir frame drums to name only a few. These are joined by Western instruments including transverse flute, classical and flamenco guitar, contrabass, electric bass, and 5-string banjo. In addition the violin is utilized in both Middle Eastern as well as Western forms of playing. Also represented is an astonishing array of international percussion instruments too numerous to mention! The successful integration of this combination of instruments has never before been presented on the concert stage. The music which embodies this rich diversity is entirely original and was composed and arranged in a cooperative effort by all members of the group.
Bustan aspires to create a new musical form, which speaks to both Eastern and Western audiences, and to pave the way for other joint creative efforts between Arabs and Jews. The group has become a symbol of uncompromising instrumental composition, which has created a new standard of originality in Israeli music, and world music in general, and has received rave reviews to that effect from audiences and critics alike.