Фолк Zulal (Armenian A Capella Trio) - Notes to a Crane (2007)

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Исполнитель: Zulal (Armenian A Capella Trio)
Альбом: Notes to a Crane
Год: 2007
Жанр: Армянский фольклор
Формат и качество: Mp3 | 256
Кол-во песен: 18
Размер: 68,4 МБ


"Notes to a Crane", was chosen as one of John Schaefer's CD picks of the week on his Soundcheck show on WNYC on January 7, 2008: "Zulal is a New York based a capella trio who sing traditional songs from Armenia. Notes to a Crane is their second album and it features songs that look back to a simpler time; village markets and lonely shepherds and birds migrating - a favorite image among the far flung Armenian Diaspora. There’s a bittersweet mood throughout much of the record, and even the cheerier songs have a wistful quality to them but the arrangements are lovely and in their own subtle way, quite clever."


Содержание:

01 Yaruhs Khorodig E - My Sweetheart Is Cute! So What If Hes Short?
02 Lachin U Manan - Lachin and Her Spinning Wheel
03 Maratuk - The Mountain of Maratuk
04 Mogats Shugen - At the Market in the Town of Moks
05 Es Kisher - This Night
06 Empty Hearth
07 Ruri - Lullaby
08 Msho Geghen - The Village of Mush
09 Gago Mare, Garke Zis - Arrange My Marriage
10 The Forgotten Suitor
11 Oror - Lullaby
12 Kamis Theme
13 Churi Bes Yegank, Kamuh Bes Antsank - We Came Like Water, We Left
14 Kele Lao - Come, Let Us Go, My Son
15 Jakhrag - The Spinning Wheel
16 Katser Im Shugen- I Went to the Market
17 Akh Ninar - Ode to a Girl Named Ninar
18 Cranes Flight

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Дополнительная информация: In Armenian, “Zulal” means “clear water.” Zulal, the a cappella trio, aims to create music that is like clear water-fluid, clean, and unconfined. Zulal is an Armenian a cappella folk trio comprised of three women: Teni Apelian, Yeraz Markarian, and Anat Tekerian. Keeping to the folk tradition, Zulal writes its arrangements in an organic style, using the simplicity of voice to capture the heart of Armenia's rural music.The vocal trio self-produced "Notes to a Crane", their second album, which includes 18 audio tracks, transliterations and English translations of all songs. In this album, the group takes Armenia’s village folk melodies and weaves intricate arrangements that pay tribute to the rural roots of the music while introducing a sophisticated lyricism and energy. Pastoral images that hint at a nation’s loss, nostalgia, hope, and pride infuse the arrangements here. A soaring crane catching a glimpse of village beauties flirting at the market below, swallows flitting above ancient stones and overgrown meadows, a shepherd boy cradling a milkmaid—these are reminders of a simpler past, tokens of comfort in the complex, modern world.Zulal was formed in the fall of 2002, when three friends began to discuss their love for a cappella singing and their affinity for the sounds and textures of Armenian folk music. Since then, Zulal has enjoyed a coast-to-coast U.S. tour, and performed in such esteemed venues as the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall, the Museum of the City of New York and Boston’s Tsai Performance Center along with performances for The Near East Foundation, The Embassy of the Republic of Armenia in Washington DC, the Annual Balkan Festival in New York City, and Cirque du Soleil. Nominations include "Best Folk/World Song" at the 2004 Annual Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards and "Best Folk/World Album" at the 2005 Annual Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards. Awards include "Best Vocal Traditional" and "Best Newcomer" at the 2005 7th Annual Armenian Music Awards.

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