Amir_Perelman-New_Song_Of_Jerusalem-2008-MTD

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2008-03-06

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Amir Perelman - New Song Of Jerusalem

ARTIST.....: Amir Perelman
TITLE......: New Song Of Jerusalem
LABEL......: Magda
URL........: http://www.myspace.com/amirperelman
RIP DATE...: Mar-07-2008
STORE DATE.: Mar-03-2008
GENRE......: Jazz
QUALITY....: VBR  /  44.1Hz  /  Joint-Stereo
SIZE.......: 46,1 MB


Track Listing:

01 - Ney Vision                                 03:08
02 - Rumba                                      04:04
03 - New Song Of Jerusalem                      06:55
04 - Hushi                                      03:59
05 - Hansadwani                                 04:37
06 - F Drop                                     08:44
07 - Funky Shakti                               08:43
08 - New Ark                                    03:43

                                                ─────
                                                43:53 min
Release Notes:

Born in Israel in 1967,
Amir Perelman has been playing string instruments since age 15.
He grew up in the USA and Israel and has been living for ten years
in the Netherlands and france.
During his formatory years Amir was exposed to different and
varied musical influences such as Jazz, Rock, Latin, Indian,
Armeniam and Mediterenean musical heritage that are reflected in
his work, by fusing rythms and scales from east and west , he has
created his own personal sound and style.

During the years 1991-1999 he formed the groups

Return To Zero with:
Asaf Sirkis - Drums, Alex Bershadski - Bass

Blues For Anonymous with:,
Udi Kamirski - Double Bass , Olaf Keus - Drums, Percussions

Amir Perelman Trio with:,
Asaf Sirkis - Drums, Mischa Kool - Bass

On 1999 he formed the Global Village Project,
with the aim to bring together musicians from various world music
traditions to share their improvisational skills in a free and
open minded environment.

Many world class musicians have played as guests or members of
this special ensemble including : Armenian Duduk maestro Djivan
Gasparyan , indian tabla nawaz Irshad Hussein Khan , Persian ney
virtuoso Amir Shahasar , israeli percussionist Erez Munk ,to name
but a few ...

Two albums of the Global Village Project have been on released on
Zigota Records

In the last two years the trio includes two fine musicians that
are rooted in the tradition of Indian classical music: Ron
'Shpatz' Cohen who plays Indian bamboo flutes û Bansuri, and Ram
Hadar on Tabla, cymbals and Middle Eastern percussion.

Amir composed music for several theater plays to name a few:
the life of king salomon - dixit 1998 paris
stories from heven - dixit 1999 paris
that same elul - uriel rosenbaum - 1999 israel
animal stories - j.j. fdida - paris 2000



From 2002-2007 recorded the album New Song Of Jerusalem for Zigota
Records to be released this year with:
Oren Tzor - Violin, Erez Munk - Tabla and Percussion, Zohar Fresco
- Percussions, David Adar - Cymbals and Percussions.

And formed the quintet baring the same title as the album's.
with Oren Tsor - Violin, Omer Horwitz - Clarinet, Ofir Tal -
Keyboards, Avi Agababa - Percussions

He is also a music teacher and orchestra conductor on Megido Music
Center and Haifa Music Conservatory


CNET Editors Review:

Skilled guitarist Amir Perelman meshes the many musical styles
he's picked up while plucking his way around the globe.
Whether dabbling in traditional Indian music or playing
contemporary Western material, the Israeli composer seems to
always teeter his tunes on the edge of complexity.
He's gone as far as to modify his guitar to sound like a sitar,
strumming dazzling melodies in the process.

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Files

PathSize
01-amir_perelman-ney_vision.mp33,10 MB
02-amir_perelman-rumba.mp33,73 MB
03-amir_perelman-new_song_of_jerusalem.mp37,31 MB
04-amir_perelman-hushi.mp34,45 MB
05-amir_perelman-hansadwani.mp34,48 MB
06-amir_perelman-f_drop.mp39,04 MB
07-amir_perelman-funky_shakti.mp39,23 MB
08-amir_perelman-new_ark.mp34,75 MB