Songs From the Palace and the Desert (Chants De Palais et de Deserts) Este doble album destaca el arte del canto de los poetas, las mujeres y los niños de Rajasthan Los músicos y poetas de Rajasthan llevan a cabo una de las tradiciones más brillantes en el continente indio. Este album hermoso transporta al oyente a otros mundos muy lejanos y exoticos.
2-CD Musicians & Poets From Rajasthan Personal: Bundu Khan Langa, Anwar Khan Manghaniyar, Suwa Devi Kalbelya (vocals).
Cd1 1 Jela Panchi 2 Sat Bhayan Ki Ek Behanadly 3 Sarangui Langa 4 Jivo Banjara, Loki Banjara 5 Ramlal 6 Karnima 7 Nimbia Song 8 Bansa 9 Khivaro
"Barsaat" means as much as the precious rain in Rajasthan. Water, the most noble and important good of the region, is so to say, the focal point of the new CD.
Hameed Khan is, in the mean time, an international known Tabla player, lives mostly in Paris; the musical globetrotter literally connects cultures. He represents together with his band Musafir the music of Rajasthan. The musical form of interpretation is rooted in the music tradition of the "Sepera" - the gypsies of Rajasthan. The artists understand themselves as holy carriers of a spiritual tradition, that compared to the strict rules of the muslim artists, allow women to be part of the music. A reason why on this particular production the core ensemble is supported by femal vocalists, dancers and even fakirs.
"Barsaat" - the second album of Musafir - many have tried to copy the ensemble, but none were even close the the musical substance Musafir has.
Who ever owns the first album, will notice that on "Barsaat" is a further development of the souvereign performance of unusual instrumentation. No matter if it's a Jew's harp, Tablas, Dholak, Bhapang (Track "Balu") vocals, Clarinett, Sarangi or Bendir, all these instruments come together in harmony. A trip to the U.K. Asian Underground together with the band Transglobal Underground feat. Natacha Atlas on track no. 6 - "Ali Mullah", shows the flexibility of Musafir.
1. Yad 2. Balu 3. Banna 4. Balamji 5. Khet 6. Ali Mullah - (featuring TGU/Natacha Atlas) 7. Loneliness 8. Pyar Ki Boond 9. Karvan 10. Barish
"Barsaat" means as much as the precious rain in Rajasthan. Water, the most noble and important good of the region, is so to say, the focal point of the new CD.
Hameed Khan is, in the mean time, an international known Tabla player, lives mostly in Paris; the musical globetrotter literally connects cultures. He represents together with his band Musafir the music of Rajasthan. The musical form of interpretation is rooted in the music tradition of the "Sepera" - the gypsies of Rajasthan. The artists understand themselves as holy carriers of a spiritual tradition, that compared to the strict rules of the muslim artists, allow women to be part of the music. A reason why on this particular production the core ensemble is supported by femal vocalists, dancers and even fakirs.
"Barsaat" - the second album of Musafir - many have tried to copy the ensemble, but none were even close the the musical substance Musafir has.
Who ever owns the first album, will notice that on "Barsaat" is a further development of the souvereign performance of unusual instrumentation. No matter if it's a Jew's harp, Tablas, Dholak, Bhapang (Track "Balu") vocals, Clarinett, Sarangi or Bendir, all these instruments come together in harmony. A trip to the U.K. Asian Underground together with the band Transglobal Underground feat. Natacha Atlas on track no. 6 - "Ali Mullah", shows the flexibility of Musafir.
1. Yad 2. Balu 3. Banna 4. Balamji 5. Khet 6. Ali Mullah - (featuring TGU/Natacha Atlas) 7. Loneliness 8. Pyar Ki Boond 9. Karvan 10. Barish
