Persian Music - Jardin de la Mémoire

1. Daramad

2. Zangouleh

3. Zabol

4. Hessar

5. Mokhalef

6. Mansouri & Hodi

7. Rengue

8. Pishdaramad

9. Daramad & Bayate rajeh

10. Oshaq & Foroud

11. Daramad & Pishdaramad

12. Jamedaran & Khosravani

13. Shekasteh

14. Delkash & Foroud

Editorial Reviews

HOUR - Montreal
Classical Persian music, like any other form of Persian art, is above all a product of the mind.

Product Description
Persian music performed on setar and tombak where the listener is invited to experience unique pleasure and ecstasy.

Persian Music - Jardin de la Mémoire

Persian Music - Jardin de la Mémoire,Kiya & Ziya Tabassian

Average customer rating:

Extraordinary Persian Music

the sétar's star and the tombak s' back

Persian Music - Jardin de la Mémoire
Kiya & Ziya Tabassian
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004W4TV
Release Date: 2000-03-07

Tracks:

Daramad
Zangouleh
Zabol
Hessar
Mokhalef
Mansouri & Hodi
Rengue
Pishdaramad
Daramad & Bayate rajeh
Oshaq & Foroud
Daramad & Pishdaramad
Jamedaran & Khosravani
Shekasteh
Delkash & Foroud

Album Description

Persian music performed on setar and tombak where the listener is invited to experience unique pleasure and ecstasy.

Customer Reviews:

Extraordinary Persian Music.......2000-10-07

This is without a doubt the finest example of Persian traditional music that I have ever heard. Being a connaisseur with exacting tastes, the brothers Tabassian met all of my high standards. Oh what bliss to hear the setar and tombak played so artfully. If I were in Tehran right now I would be bowing to the gods of Kiya and Ziya. Kudos to you my friends!! Mike

the sétar's star and the tombak s' back.......2000-08-05

This recording is is a rightful reflexion of the Tabassian brothers's art. There musical brotherhood brings them to embrace their fascinating culture with an attentionate pleasure.

I listen to this music often, and with a great pleasure and amazement. I find it as fresh as improvisationnal jazz and as solemn as ancient chants. Kiya's sétar, endowed with a delicate and pure tone, emits fresh melodies with something more; a honest rythmic refinement . The last is marvelously driven by the softest percussion instrument I know, the tombak, from wich Ziya extracts a great variety of tone, as fluid and driving as waves. To me, listening is like wandering in a foreing and sacred garden, where I might contemplate processions of swarming bees, rosewater fountains and the flickering flames of an eternal brazier.

I wish you to get in touch with this heartfelt expression of the persian culture and I assure you of its rare preciousness (both CD and culture ;).

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