Salam, by Al Andaluz Project

Salam

by Al Andaluz Project

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invincibleandante I love the way how Arabic music is interpreted especially in this album, meanwhile other Sephardic tracks are perfectly arranged and performed as always. Favorite track: Afdihi Dabian Ibtassam (Moaxaja Árabe, Maqam Hijaz Kar).

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The three major medieval religions – Christianity, Judaism and Islam – can meet and play together in perfect harmony in the music of The Al Andaluz Project. With three outstanding voices and a rich variety of medieval instruments like saz, tar, quanun or hurdy-gurdy, the Al Andaluz Project are presenting them in what has by now become the band´s distinctive acoustic “dress”.
„Salam“ is the title of the third studioalbum of the Al Andaluz Project. The results of their research and interpretation of the music of the three religions of the 8 musicians where already released on the records „Deus et Diabolus“ (2008), „Al-Maraya“ (2010) and the live album „Abuab Al Andalus“ (2012). „Salam“ now present the thre religions in full brightness as well as the relations and connections to other styles that definitely were influneced by the them.

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1.	Esterika serfatí (Sefardí) 04:16	buy track
2.	Nawba Raml Maya, Ritmo Btayhi (Arabo-Andalusí) 02:19	buy track
3.	La mar (Raimbaut de Vaqueiras, ca. 1180-1205) 04:48	buy track
4.	Cantiga del fuego (Sefardí) 04:07	buy track
5.	Afdihi Dabian Ibtassam (Moaxaja Árabe, Maqam Hijaz Kar) 04:17	buy track
6.	Amors mard / Arafto Lhawa Mod Arafto Hawak (Trovador anónimo / Rabiaa Al Adawia) 06:01	buy track
7.	Petenera (Sefardí) 05:43	buy track
8.	Amoulati (Tradicional de Tetuán) 03:58	buy track
9.	Chansonet (Guiraut de Bornell, ca. 1138-1215) 04:58	buy track
10.	El rey de Francia (Sefardí) 04:33	buy track
11.	Moaxaja (Arabo-Andalusí) 02:55	buy track
12.	Madre de Deus (Cantiga de Santa Maria, 13. Jhdt.) 02:33	buy track
13.	Yo me levanti un lunes (Sefardí) 02:54	buy track
14.	Mina Nawa (Maalouf Tunecino) 03:26	buy track
15.	Un castel / Improvisation Iman (Tradicional Occitan) 06:10	buy track

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The three major medieval religions – Christianity, Judaism and Islam – can meet and play together in perfect harmony in the music of The Al Andaluz Project. With three outstanding voices and a rich variety of medieval instruments like saz, tar, quanun or hurdy-gurdy, the Al Andaluz Project are presenting them in what has by now become the band´s distinctive acoustic “dress”.
„Salam“ is the title of the third studioalbum of the Al Andaluz Project. The results of their research and interpretation of the music of the three religions of the 8 musicians where already released on the records „Deus et Diabolus“ (2008), „Al-Maraya“ (2010) and the live album „Abuab Al Andalus“ (2012). „Salam“ now present the thre religions in full brightness as well as the relations and connections to other styles that definitely were influneced by the them.