Tarek Yamani - Lisãn Al Tarab Jazz Conceptions in Arabic (2014)
Artist: Tarek Yamani
Title Of Album: Lisãn Al Tarab Jazz Conceptions in Arabic
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: Edict Records
Genre: Jazz, World
Quality: 320 / FLAC
Total Time: 52:40 min
Total Size: 120 / 314 MB
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Tracklist:
01. Hibbi Zurni
02. Ah Ya Zein
03. Lamma Bada Yatathanna
04. Fi Hulal Al Afrah
05. Zarani Al Mahboub
06. Lahn Al Shayalin
07. New Dabke
08. Beirut Zahra Fi Gheir Awanha
09. Chemali Wal
"Pianist Tarek Yamani's second release Lisãn Al Tarab is a sublime and innovative exploration of the common ground between Jazz and Arabic musical heritage. The title loosely translates as "Language of the Music" although there is no equivalent word to tarab in English. Tarab is the unique concept of music fused with its ecstatic, emotional impact, and has become synonymous with classical Arab song."
"... The seamless camaraderie among the members of the trio results in superbly stimulating, harmonic textures. Bassist Petros Klampanis lilting reverberations bring an oud-like lyricism to, among others, the electrifying and soulful "Lamma Bada Yatathanna." Klampanis, together with drummer John Davis' Levantine chimes and driving beats and Yamani's nimble, ardent lines build complex intriguing refrains that sway in mesmerizing patterns."
"... this singularly engaging record, with its organic and vibrant atmosphere, ingeniously erases the boundaries between two cultures. Full of poetry, mysticism and intricate yet accessible extemporizations it is a true expression of the universality of music."
"... The seamless camaraderie among the members of the trio results in superbly stimulating, harmonic textures. Bassist Petros Klampanis lilting reverberations bring an oud-like lyricism to, among others, the electrifying and soulful "Lamma Bada Yatathanna." Klampanis, together with drummer John Davis' Levantine chimes and driving beats and Yamani's nimble, ardent lines build complex intriguing refrains that sway in mesmerizing patterns."
"... this singularly engaging record, with its organic and vibrant atmosphere, ingeniously erases the boundaries between two cultures. Full of poetry, mysticism and intricate yet accessible extemporizations it is a true expression of the universality of music."