Phillips, Barry / Burnman-Hall, Linda: Raga and Raj
Phillips, Barry / Burnman-Hall, Linda: Raga and Raj
Format: CD
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Artist: Phillips, Barry / Burnman-Hall, Linda
Label: East Meets West
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 666449828522
Genre: International
Celebrating Ravi Shankar's life and musical legacy of East-meets-West cultural exchange, Barry Phillips, Linda Burman-Hall and the Lux Musica Ensemble (with guest Debopriyo Sarkar) present a selection of daring, experimental compositions that reflect and re-imagine the musical encounters between North India and British traditions during the late 1780s. Though very different creative languages - Indian music communicates emotion through pitch nuance and elaborate metric foundations, whereas European music relies on simpler meters and melodies in order to convey emotion through harmonic progressions - these two traditions have diversified each other significantly ever since the British Raj, with results that are as complicated as they are beautiful.
Tracks:
1.1 Eight Ragas: Dreaming
1.2 Eight Ragas: Awakening
1.3 Eight Ragas: In Brindaban Forest
1.4 Eight Ragas: Homage
1.5 Eight Ragas: Quiet Hour
1.6 Eight Ragas: Alap and Ground
1.7 Eight Ragas: Conversation
1.8 Eight Ragas: Finale
1.9 Hindoostanee Airs: Mutru Be Khoosh Nuwa Bego [Rekhtah]
1.10 Hindoostanee Airs: Ouwel Ke Murabuh Isht Razee Kurdee [Tuppah]
1.11 Hindoostanee Airs: Gid a Shumba [Rekhtah]
1.12 Hindoostanee Airs: Kia Kam Keea Sil Ne? [Tuppah]
1.13 Jahla Journey: Jahla, Pt. 1
1.14 Jahla Journey: Jahla, Pt. 2
1.15 Jahla Journey: Jahla, Pt. 3
1.16 Jahla Journey: Jahla Duet
1.17 Jahla Journey: Jahla in the Form of a Ductia
1.18 Jahla Journey: Serenade
1.19 Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram
Audio Sample:
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