Kronos Quartet: Rainbow - Music of Central Asia cd + dvd

Smithsonian Folkways -julkaisu 2010. Cd + dvd.

Kronos Quartet with Alim* & Fargana Qasimov* and Homayun Sakhi – Rainbow
Kronos Quartet - Rainbow album cover
Label:
Smithsonian Folkways – SFW CD 40527
Series:
Music Of Central Asia – VOL.8
Format:
CD, Compilation
DVD, DVD-Video, NTSC
Country:
US
Released:
Mar 30, 2010
Genre:
Folk, World, & Country
Style:
Folk
Tracklist


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CD1 Rangin Kaman
Arranged By – Stephen Prutsman
Composed By, Rabab – Homayun Sakhi
Drums [Doyra], Percussion [Qayraq] – Abbos Kosimov
Tabla – Salar Nader
Arranged By – Stephen Prutsman
Composed By, Rabab – Homayun Sakhi
Drums [Doyra], Percussion [Qayraq] – Abbos Kosimov
Tabla – Salar Nader
28:58
CD2 Köhlen Atim
Music By, Lyrics By – Jahangir Jahangirov*
Music By, Lyrics By – Jahangir Jahangirov*
7:45
CD3 Mehriban Olaq
Music By, Lyrics By – Shafiqa Akhundova*
Music By, Lyrics By – Shafiqa Akhundova*
4:49
CD4 Getme, Getme
Lyrics By – Said Rustamov*
Lyrics By [Ghazal] – Nefati
Music By – Said Rustamov*
Lyrics By – Said Rustamov*
Lyrics By [Ghazal] – Nefati
Music By – Said Rustamov*
12:31
CD5 Leyla
Lyrics By – Mammad Rahim
Music By – Jahangir Jahangirov*
Lyrics By – Mammad Rahim
Music By – Jahangir Jahangirov*
1:43
CD6 Qashlarin Kamandir
Lyrics By [Ghazal] – Jafar Jabbarli
Lyrics By [Ghazal] – Jafar Jabbarli
9:45
DVD1 Music Of Central Asia And The Aga Khan Music Initiative
DVD2 Rainbow: Kronos Quartet With Alim And Fargana Qasimov And Homayun Sakhi
DVD3 Interactive Instrument Glossary
DVD4 Map Of Central Asia
Companies, etc.
Recorded At – Livingston Studios
Recorded At – Skywalker Sound
Credits
Arranged By – Alim Qasimov (tracks: 2 to 6)
Arranged By [Strings] – Jacob Garchik (tracks: 2 to 6)
Artwork [Map] – Nathalie Hericourt
Cello – Jeffrey Zeigler
Drums [Daf], Vocals – Fargana Qasimova (tracks: 2 to 6)
Drums [Naghara] – Vugar Sharifzadeh (tracks: 2 to 6)
Edited By, Mixed By – David Harrington (tracks: 1), Joel Gordon (tracks: 1), Rafael Popper-Keizer (tracks: 1)
Executive Producer [Series] – Fairouz R. Nishanova, Theodore Levin
Fiddle [Kamancha] – Rauf Islamov (tracks: 2 to 6)
Film Director [Videography] – Carlos Casas, Saodat Ismailova
Liner Notes – Theodore Levin
Oboe [Balaban] – Rafael Asgarov (tracks: 2 to 6)
Photography By – Jay Blakesberg, Rachel Bleckman, Sebastien Schutyser
Producer – David Harrington, Fairouz R. Nishanova, Theodore Levin
Recorded By – Joel Gordon (tracks: 1)
Recorded By [Assistant] – Anthony Leung (tracks: 2 to 6), Dann Thompson (tracks: 1), David Corcoran (2) (tracks: 1), Scott Fraser (tracks: 1)
Recorded By, Mixed By – Scott Fraser (tracks: 2 to 6)
Tar (lute) – Ali Asgar Mammadov (tracks: 2 to 6)
Translated By – Aida Huseynova, Anna Oldfield
Viola – Hank Dutt
Violin – David Harrington, John Sherba
Vocals – Alim Qasimov (tracks: 2 to 6)
Notes
Packaged in a double Digipak with an illustrated 44-page booklet that includes credits, notes, and release information.

“Rangin Kaman” was commissioned for the Kronos Quartet and Homayun Sakhi by the Aga Khan Music Initiative, a program of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, and the Columbia Foundation. Additional commission funds were provided by The James Irvine Foundation, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and the LEF Foundation.
“Rangin Kaman” recorded March 2009 at Skywalker Sound (Nicasio, California).

Arrangements for tracks 2–6 commissioned for the Kronos Quartet and the Alim Qasimov Ensemble by the Aga Khan Music Initiative, a program of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, and the Columbia Foundation.
Tracks 2–6 recorded September 2008 at Livingston Studios (London, England).

DVD contains series introduction, "Rainbow" a 24-minute documentary film, interactive instrument glossary, and map.