Deus et Diabolus, by Al Andaluz Project

Deus et Diabolus

by Al Andaluz Project

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invincibleandante Whenever I listen to this album, it is always like a familiar yet mysterious journey back to the Andalusian period. Favorite track: Morena (sefardí, trad.).

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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.

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1.	Morena (sefardí, trad.) 04:43	buy track
2.	A Virgen mui groriosa (Cantiga de Santa María) 05:21	buy track
3.	Nassam Alaina Lhawa (árabo-andalusí, trad.) 04:39	buy track
4.	Pandero 04:38	buy track
5.	De Santa María (Cantiga de Santa María, 13th century) 09:08	buy track
6.	Chamsse Lachia (nuba kudam al-maya) 04:43	buy track
7.	La galana y el mar (sefardí, trad.) 04:37	buy track
8.	Gran dereit (Cantiga de Santa María) 06:14	buy track
9.	Atiny naya - Solo Iman (árabo-andalusí, trad.) 02:24	buy track
10.	Lluna 05:36	buy track
11.	Arracha Lfatan (nuba garnati) 03:40	buy track
12.	Las suegras de ahora (sefardí, trad.) 05:06	buy track

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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.