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アラブ音楽とジャズの融合! 中東の音楽イディオムと西洋のヴィジョンの出会い。ウードのリフがヒプノティックでイイです。ポップなメロディと、ジャズの自由な即興。これは素晴らしい1時間の音楽。祖国シリアを離れベルリンで活躍しながら、パレスチナやシリアの子どもたちを支援する活動をしているウード奏者ワッシム・ムクダドと、作家でありニュージャージー工科大学の哲学と音楽の教授としても活躍するジャズ・クラリネット奏者デイヴィッド・ローゼンバーグ、そして国境なき医師団のプロジェクト・マネージャーを兼務し、紛争地域で活動しているパーカッショニスト、タブラ奏者のフォルカー・ランコウによるトリオ作品。

アラブ音楽とジャズの融合! David Rothenbergの2020年作は、ウード、クラリネット、パーカッションによるトリオ作品!ジャズ・クラリネット奏者であるほか作家、ニュージャージー工科大学の哲学と音楽の教授としても活躍するDavid Rothenbergの2020年作は、ウード、クラリネット、パーカッションによるトリオ作品! すべて即興で録音されたという本作はアラブ音楽とジャズの融合であり、そしてどこまでも瞑想的な音楽だ。Mukdad Rothenberg Lankow translates years of experience into music that unfolds in a sense of hope. Says Volker Lankow, "It comes from everywhere and nowhere." First meeting at David Rothenberg's "Nightingales in Berlin" project, the three musicians recorded this improvised fusion of experiences with oud, clarinet and percussion. A meditation on survival and resilience, on empathy and love. Each musician, a master of his instrument, seamlessly interweaves phrases and nuance each expressing pain and joy, expectation and relief. Wassim Mukdad is a refugee from Syria who escaped torture first to Istanbul now in Berlin. Volker Lankow worked with Medecins sans Frontiere in crisis torn zones and now with mentally ill criminals. Rothenberg, an author and philosopher, brings an exploration of the idea of sound to this trio. This is an album of music from an entire region of the world, crossing cultural barriers and tribal sides. An accomplished percussionist Volker Lankow performs on frame drums and tabla among other instruments. Wassim and Volker share years of rough experiences in conflict regions and in their playing together one hears a path toward clarity and beauty out of terrible shadows. "It is a delight to play with Volker, a percussionist who does not need to show off, who has nothing to prove." Wassim Mukdad met Volker Lankow as part of David Rothenberg's "Nightingales in Berlin" project which documented a group of musicians' attempts to play live with the birds in the dark parks of Germany's capital city. Clarinetist and author, Rothenberg was inspired by the rapport these two offered to each other and got the trio into Berlin's Studio Wong for one perfect day when all this music was improvised. Mukdad Rothenberg Lankow translate years of experience into music that unfolds with a worldwide sense of hope.

アラブ音楽とジャズの融合! David Rothenbergの2020年作は、ウード、クラリネット、パーカッションによるトリオ作品!ジャズ・クラリネット奏者であるほか作家、ニュージャージー工科大学の哲学と音楽の教授としても活躍するDavid Rothenbergの2020年作は、ウード、クラリネット、パーカッションによるトリオ作品! すべて即興で録音されたという本作はアラブ音楽とジャズの融合であり、そしてどこまでも瞑想的な音楽だ。Mukdad Rothenberg Lankow translates years of experience into music that unfolds in a sense of hope. Says Volker Lankow, "It comes from everywhere and nowhere." First meeting at David Rothenberg's "Nightingales in Berlin" project, the three musicians recorded this improvised fusion of experiences with oud, clarinet and percussion. A meditation on survival and resilience, on empathy and love. Each musician, a master of his instrument, seamlessly interweaves phrases and nuance each expressing pain and joy, expectation and relief. Wassim Mukdad is a refugee from Syria who escaped torture first to Istanbul now in Berlin. Volker Lankow worked with Medecins sans Frontiere in crisis torn zones and now with mentally ill criminals. Rothenberg, an author and philosopher, brings an exploration of the idea of sound to this trio. This is an album of music from an entire region of the world, crossing cultural barriers and tribal sides. An accomplished percussionist Volker Lankow performs on frame drums and tabla among other instruments. Wassim and Volker share years of rough experiences in conflict regions and in their playing together one hears a path toward clarity and beauty out of terrible shadows. "It is a delight to play with Volker, a percussionist who does not need to show off, who has nothing to prove." Wassim Mukdad met Volker Lankow as part of David Rothenberg's "Nightingales in Berlin" project which documented a group of musicians' attempts to play live with the birds in the dark parks of Germany's capital city. Clarinetist and author, Rothenberg was inspired by the rapport these two offered to each other and got the trio into Berlin's Studio Wong for one perfect day when all this music was improvised. Mukdad Rothenberg Lankow translate years of experience into music that unfolds with a worldwide sense of hope.