Putumayo presents INDIA rarytas Rahman Wroc

06-06-2014, 18:25
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Cena kup teraz: 36.90 zł Aktualna cena: 34.90 zł

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absolutny rarytas, Putumayo Presents: INDIA

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na płycie:

1. Zara Zara - Bombay Jayshree

2. Khwaab - Niraj Chag featuring Swati Natekar

3. Naino Sey - Sanjay Divecha featuring Kailash Kher

4. Shiva Panchakshara Stotram/Shiva Shadakshara Stotram - Uma Mohan

5. Homeward Journey - Satish Vyas

6. Tere Bina - A.R. Rahman & Chinmayee

7. Nagumomo - Susheela Raman

8. Ganesha - Deepak Ram

9. Vo Kuch - Kiran Ahluwalia

10. Maavan Te Tiyan - Rajeshwari Sachdev

Putumayo World Music's release India, is a CD collection that showcases India's rich musical variety, from classical and acoustic folk to Bollywood and lounge music. India's emergence as a global economic power has brought increased awareness of this extraordinarily diverse country's multicultural offerings, its music foremost among them. India's thriving popular music scene--an adjunct to the country's immense Bollywood film industry--is highlighted on this collection. The love ballad "Tere Bina," from last year's blockbuster Guru, was written by acclaimed film composer A.R. Rahman and features Chinmayee, the award-winning female playback singer (an artist who records the songs that actors lip-synch). Rajeshwari Sachdev's "Maavan Te Tiyan," is another hit Bollywood song from the film The Perfect Husband.

Several stellar musicians display their Indian classical music expertise. Satish Vyas, represented by his song "Homeward Journey," is a renowned master of the santoor, or Indian hammered dulcimer. Deepak Ram ("Ganesha") is a virtuoso of the bansuri (Indian flute), while Bombay Jayashri ("Zara Zara") specializes in the Carnatic South Indian vocal tradition. The liner notes were written by acclaimed music journalist Jim Bessman and include photos by award-winning photographer Robert Holmes. As with its other country-themed collections, Putumayo's India CD features a recipe, this time by renowned New Delhi-born chef Suvir Saran. Saran is the author of two best-selling cookbooks and owner of the acclaimed New York restaurant Dévi. A portion of Putumayo's proceeds from the sale of this CD will be donated to India Foundation for the Arts in support of its efforts to enrich the practice, knowledge, public access to and experience of the arts in India.