Music Of Central Asia, Vol. 7: In The Shrine Of The Heart: Popular Classics From Bukhara and Beyond: Deluxe Edition
Musikk på CD Flerspråklig 2010 · Folk
| Utgitt | Washington DC : Smithsonian Folkways Recordings , 2010
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| Omfang | 1 CD, dvd og hefte (1 time og 13 min.)
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| Opplysninger | Inneholder 15 spor. - Nodira Pirmatova ; Farhod Davletov ; ;ahmudjon Tojibaev ;Dilbarjan Bekturdyeva ; Nasiba Omonboeva ; Sirojiddin Juraev ; Shuhrat Razzaqov. - "Generations os Uzbek and Tajik singer-songwriters bequeathed a remarkable legacy of lyrical ballads, devotional songs, and instrumental pieces to the gifted master-musicians who perform on these tracks. Rooted in the sophisticated urban song traditions of Bukhara, Samarkand, Tashkent, Qoqand, and Khiva, these popular classics come alive in superbly recorded new performances." "Unlike comtemporary singer-Songwriters in the west, who typically write both music and lyrics, either alone or with a collavorator, most bastakors compose only melodies. For lyrics, they draw on a vast corpus of classical poetry - ghazals, rubo'iyot, mukhammas, and other forms of verse written in Persian and a variety of Turkie languages and dialects between the 10th and 20th centuries (ghazals have also been written in Arabic, Urdu, and other languages, including English. Classical poems share a common system verse meters, each with its own metrical pattern analogous, for example, to iambic pentameter or hexameter in English. The art of bastakorlik involves not only composing melodies but matching the metrical and rhythmic characteristics of melodies to the metrical pattern of lyrics." (kilde: medfølgende hefte)
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| Sjanger | Folk . - Folkemusikk
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