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Music : African Rhythms

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 : African Rhythms
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0685738658428
Label: Teldec
Manufacturer: Teldec
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Teldec
Release Date: June 17, 2003
Studio: Teldec
Sales Rank: 31922
MPN: 86584




Disc 1:
  1. Bossobe - Pierre-Laurent Aimard,
  2. Clapping Music - Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Reich
  3. Bobangi - Pierre-Laurent Aimard,
  4. Etude No.4, Fanfares - Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Ligeti
  5. Yangissa - Pierre-Laurent Aimard,
  6. Etude No.8, Fém - Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Ligeti
  7. Anduwa - Pierre-Laurent Aimard,
  8. Etude No.12, Entrelacs - Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Ligeti
  9. Banga Banga - Pierre-Laurent Aimard,
  10. Etude No.16, Pour Irina - Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Ligeti
  11. Zoboko - Pierre-Laurent Aimard,
  12. Etude No.17, À Bout de Souffle - Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Ligeti
  13. Etude No.18, Canon - Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Ligeti
  14. Mohunga - Pierre-Laurent Aimard,
  15. Music for Pieces of Wood - Pierre-Laurent Aimard, Reich
  16. Mai - Pierre-Laurent Aimard,
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Beautiful
The Aka Pygmy group was recorded in Teldex Studio Berlin, rather than in the field as usual, and thus the recording features the clearest and most beautiful Pygmy music I have heard.

Aimard's performance of Ligeti's Etudes is also amazing, and would be highly preferable to Frederick Ullen's recordings if complete.

Reich is somewhat neglected for lack of piano works, with Music for Pieces of Wood being adapted to piano.

The liner notes, by musical director Simha ... Read More



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - If you like experiments...
...then this is the right place to start. And if you like cross-overs, this is one of the more laudable efforts to consider.

The basic idea behind this CD is brilliant: An exciting confrontation really, a comparison, between contemporary culture and rhythms, and indegenious ones from a thousands of years ago...! Little has changed, the cynic would say, however, but we all know,so much has changed. Pierre-Laurand Aimard plays Ligeti and Reich very dark, like a rich french coffee, but with tempo ... Read More



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