Trialogue (A Project Around South Indian, Moroccan and Medieval European Traditions)
9/4/2012, 13 Tracks, 1:19:01
Featuring
Noureddine Tahiri
Dominique Vellard
Aruna Sairam
Baptiste Romain
H.N. Bhaskar
Keyvan Chemirani
Patri Satish Kumar
Driss Berrada
Anonymous (Traditional)
Anonymous (9th century)
Anonymous (15th century)
Guillaume de Machaut
Muthuswami Dikshitar
Anonymous
Guiraut Riquier
Gopalakrishna Bharathi
Alfonso X of Castile
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Instruments
The album features melodic instruments specific to each tradition: violin for Carnatic singing, oud for Arabic music, and fiddle for medieval traditions.
Composer's Artistic Vision
The album's concept is rooted in the idea that music, particularly singing, can transmit the spirit and emotion of words across diverse oral traditions.
Interpretation
The performers deliberately sought pieces from their individual repertoires that resonated with each other, fostering a rich musical and human dialogue.
Cultural Impact
The album aims to convey a powerful message of dialogue, respect, and friendship between the three great traditions represented.
Album & Artwork
The album title 'Trialogue' refers to the three distinct musical traditions explored: South Indian, Moroccan, and medieval European.
Recording & Production
The recording was made in the church of Mont-Saint-Jean in Bourgogne, France, in June 2011.
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