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Brother Moses Smote the Water [ECD]

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発売日 2012年09月18日
国内/輸入 輸入
レーベルPiranha Records (US)
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 PIR1896
SKU 826863189627

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:57:30
Personnel: Lisa Gutkin (vocals, violin); Lorin Sklamberg (vocals, accordion); Matt Darriau (vocals, clarinet, bass clarinet, alto saxophone); Frank London (vocals, trumpet, organ, keyboards); Joshua Nelson, Kathryn Farmer (vocals, piano, organ); Paul Morrissett (vocals, bass instrument, cymbals); David Licht (vocals, drums). Audio Mixers: The Klezmatics; Ben Wisch. Recording information: Kulturforum Potsdamer Platz, Berlin, Germany (07/31/2004). Authors: Peter Muller; John F. Szwed. Director: The Klezmatics. Photographer: Kai Uwe Heinrich. Arrangers: The Klezmatics; Frank London; Kathryn Farmer. The Klezmatics are arguably the most genre-bending performers on the klezmer scene today (and perhaps of any day). Here, they combine with an up-and-coming singer from the South. That singer just happens to be of an ancient order of Judaism and is African-American, and he attempts to fuse gospel soul with traditional Jewish works. Of course, they got along marvelously. The album focuses on the similarities and ties between Jews and blacks, particularly in the aspects of slavery, the shared songs from Passover and gospel services, and the vibrant cultures. There are notes of pure klezmer and of pure gospel, but the concert from which the album was recorded is really a masterpiece of fusion. The styles are crunched together nearly seamlessly, the languages used (alternately Hebrew, Yiddish, and English) being the only differential in some parts. Joshua Nelson (the gospel singer) tends toward a Mahalia Jackson sound, and the Klezmatics themselves do what they always do. Slapped together, it's a joyous, powerful affair. For fans of musical cross-pollination, this album is a godsend. It's cross-cultural fusion done right. For an added bonus, the CD includes a short bit of video footage from the Berlin concert. ~ Adam Greenberg
録音 : ステレオ (Live)

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アーティスト: The Klezmatics

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プロデューサー: The Klezmatics

商品の紹介

Dirty Linen (p.52) - "[T]he heartfelt, soul-felt singing and the joy and passion that overcome and embrace the sorrow of darker times are powerfully expressed in the songs, playing and singing..."
Rovi

The Klezmatics are arguably the most genre-bending performers on the klezmer scene today (and perhaps of any day). Here, they combine with an up-and-coming singer from the South. That singer just happens to be of an ancient order of Judaism and is African-American, and he attempts to fuse gospel soul with traditional Jewish works. Of course, they got along marvelously. The album focuses on the similarities and ties between Jews and blacks, particularly in the aspects of slavery, the shared songs from Passover and gospel services, and the vibrant cultures. There are notes of pure klezmer and of pure gospel, but the concert from which the album was recorded is really a masterpiece of fusion. The styles are crunched together nearly seamlessly, the languages used (alternately Hebrew, Yiddish, and English) being the only differential in some parts. Joshua Nelson (the gospel singer) tends toward a Mahalia Jackson sound, and the Klezmatics themselves do what they always do. Slapped together, it's a joyous, powerful affair. For fans of musical cross-pollination, this album is a godsend. It's cross-cultural fusion done right. For an added bonus, the CD includes a short bit of video footage from the Berlin concert. ~ Adam Greenberg
Rovi

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