Le rythme de la parole. II, Conversations musicales Iran, Inde du Sud, Mali = The rhythm of speech. II, Musical conversations

Le rythme de la parole. II, Conversations musicales II, Musical conversations / Iran, Inde du Sud, Mali = The rhythm of speech. [une creation de Keyvan Chemirani].

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Other Authors: Chemirani, Keyvan (Instrumentalist), Ghorbani, Ali Reza (Vocalist), Chemirani, Bijan (Instrumentalist), Chemirani, Djamchid (Instrumentalist), Chegini, Eshagh (Instrumentalist), Seyfizadeh, Arjang (Instrumentalist), Nasser, Nemat (Instrumentalist), Sudha Raghunathan (Vocalist), Kannan, Embar. S. (Instrumentalist), Sundararajan, Skanda Subramanian (Instrumentalist), Ramakrishnan, Raman (Instrumentalist), Ramamurthy, Vittal (Instrumentalist), Easwaran, M. A. (Mannagudi A.), 1947- (Instrumentalist), Doumbia, Nahawa (Vocalist), Sissoko, Ballake, 1967- (Instrumentalist), Traoré, Souleymane (Instrumentalist)
Format: CD Video DVD Audio
Language:Multiple
Published: [Paris, France] : Accords Croisés : Harmonia Mundi, distribution, p2005.
Subjects:
World music.
Songs with percussion.
Songs with instrumental ensemble.
Description
Item Description:Accords Croisés: AC 112--AC 113 (on container: AC 112.13)
Principally songs with percussion or instrumental ensembles.
Title from container.
Compact discs and DVD.
Book contains program notes and vocal texts in French and English translations.
Physical Description:2 sound discs : digital ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 book ([40] p. : ill. ; 26 cm.) + 1 videodisc (4 3/4 in.)
Participant or Performer:Keyvan Chemirani, percussion ; various musicians (Iran: Ali Reza Ghorbani, voice ; Keyvan Chemirani, daf, zarb, bendir, udu, cajon ; Bijan Chemirani, daf, zarb, bendir, cajon ; Djamchid Chemirani, zarb ; Eshagh Chegini, ney ; Arjang Seyfizadeh, târ, setâr ; Nemat Nasser, târ. South India: Sudha Ragunathan, voice ; Embar Kannan or Vittal Ramamurthy, violin ; Skanda Subramanian Sundararajan or Mannargudi A. Easwaran, mrdangam ; Raman Ramakrishnan, Jew's harp. Mali: Nahawa Doumbia, voice ; Ballaké Sissoko, kora ; Neba Solo, balafon)
Language:Sung in various languages, including Bambara, Tamoul, and Persian.

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