Al Andaluz Project: Deus Et Diabolus
Al Andaluz Project: Deus Et Diabolus
Format: CD
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Artist: Al Andaluz Project
Label: Galileo Music
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4250095800269
Genre: International, Spanish
The realization of that special idea is the history of the encounter of two music formations. Michael Popp, musical director of the group Estampie, well-known in the medieval music-scene for their innovation and quality, has never ceased to criticize publicly insubstantial academical parading of supposedly authentic performance or medieval ballyhoo and commerce. After one Estampie concert a visitor presented Michael with a recording and said: This will probably find favour in your critical ears... It was a record of the band L'Ham de Foc from Valencia (Spain) who have put a name on the map of world music with their typical mixture of mediterranean, oriental and medieval music. With a smaller by-project focussing on sephardic music, Amán Amán, the band was to guest just a few weeks later in Munich, Estampie's homebase. Enthusiastic about the record, Michael Popp took the chance and proposed a mutual project to the Spanish musicians. It didn't take long to find out that they were birds of a feather, like-minded in musical as well as in human views, and the project made quick progress during several visits to Valencia and Munich.
Tracks:
1.1 Morena
1.2 A a Virgen Mui Groriosa
1.3 Nassam Alaina Lhawa
1.4 Pandero
1.5 De de Santa Mar a
1.6 Chamsse Lachia
1.7 La Galana y El Mar
1.8 Gran Dereit
1.9 Atiny Naya/Solo Iman
1.10 Lluna [Instrumental] [Instrumental]
1.11 Arracha Lfatan
1.12 Las Suegras de Ahora
Audio Sample:
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