[ Harmonia Mundi / CD ]
Release Date: Sunday 1 February 2004
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The musical tradition of the European Middle Ages and of North India, in spite of their many differences, have common roots going back far into the past. This can be seen especially in the organization of compositions according to the melodic modes. Internationally renowned specialists from the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis and of the Indian classical tradition here build a musical bridge between these cultures. Structure and improvisation, sensual melodies and complex rhythms, virtuosity and passion mark this fascinating meeting of two worlds.
Anonymous
Mode in D (Dorian)
Conductus
Istampia
Mode in E (Phrygian)
Sephardic
Gregorian Chant
Gradual
Antiphon
Hildegard von Bingen (1098 - 1179)
O splendida gemma
Traditional Indian
Raga Bhimpalashri. Introduction
Raga Bhimpalashri. Continued with tabla
Mode in C
Raga Pahari
Raga ''Manj Khammaj''. Introduction
Raga ''Manj Khammaj''. Continued with tabla and zarb
Tabla / zarb solo
Raga ''Manj Khammaj''. Conclusion
Mode in F
Raga ''Bihag''. Introduction
Raga ''Bihag''. Continued with tabla
Raga ''Bhairavi''. Introduction
Raga ''Bhairavi''. Continued with tabla
Raga ''Bhairavi''. Conclusion with tabla and zarb
Jehan de Lescurel
Ballad, Lydian
Virelais
Ken Zuckermann
Composition and improvisation in dorian mode
Improvisation in phrygian mode