Montserrat Figueras, Lior Elmaleh, Gursoy Dincer - Mare Nostrum (2012)

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Title: Mare Nostrum
Year Of Release: 2012
Label: Alia Vox
Genre: Classical choral
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,log,scans)
Total Time: 78'15 + 79'48
Total Size: 1.05 GB
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Tracklist:

Disc: 1
1. Una matica de ruda
2. Saltarello (after Alfonso X El Sabio, Cantigas de Santa Maria Nos. 77-1
3. Kamti Beivshan Layla (Improvisation after the Song of Songs)
4. Gagauski
5. Amazigh Lullaby
6. A la una yo nací
7. Üsküdar
8. Las Estrellas de los cielos
9. LaMoledet shuvi roni
10. Kurdi Pesrev (taksim & makam)
11. Alef, mem, shin (The Three Principles)
12. Pesendîde "Saz Semârsi"
13. Noumi noumi yaldati
14. La Armada Turca

Disc: 2
1. En la santa Helena
2. Shaar, petakh dodi
3. Taksim Kanun (Improvisation)
4. Nana andaluza "Duerme mi niña"
5. El Rey que tanto madruga
6. Ana Av Rajman
7. Chominciamento di gioia
8. Koimnsou khaidemeno mou
9. El cant dels Aucells
10. Hon Tahon
11. Rast Murass'a
12. Adonenu Elohenu
13. Taksim and Dance
14. Mireu el nostre mar (Improvisation)
15. Mireu el nostre mar, improvisation for voice, guitar & ensemble

Mare Nostrum (Latin for Our Sea ) was a Roman name for the Mediterranean Sea, one of the most important
focal points of cultural, political and intellectual growth and exchange and dialogue in the history of humankind. In this lavishly illustrated CD-book, Jordi Savall and the musicians of Hespèrion XXI invite us to explore the facts, myths and legends of the Mediterranean and the sway it has had over many peoples and cultures from Morocco to Israel, from Spain to Lebanon. Also featured on the recording are soprano Montserrat Figueras and Israeli singer Lior Elmaleh, one of the leading representatives of the new generation of performers of Andalusian music.

Few artists today are as committed to exploring the fusion of musical cultures through history and the lessons that has for our own fractured age. --Gramophone

The set can't help feel like a memorial for Catalan soprano Montserrat Figueras [who] really does deliver some of her most penetrating singing. She easily navigates complicated Middle Eastern ornaments and often sings wordless vocal lines with color, inflection, and meaning that's beyond language. --The Philadelphia Inquirer


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Señor Savall forgets that the Mediterranean Sea was not Arab at all and prefers kow-towing - but his music is good, isn't it?