To listen to a song from this CD, please click here:
To read more and order this CD direct from Glossa please click here.
To order this CD in the Europe please click here.
To order this CD in the US please click here.
To listen and download this CD from iTunes please click here.
To listen and download this CD from emusic please click here.
* * * *
To listen to a sampler of this CD please click here:
To order this CD at Amazon.com please click here.
To order this CD direct from Ken Zuckerman.com please click here.
Reviews
“First it seemed impossible, then even logical and finally… almost obvious: two traditions of modal music, North Indian and European medieval, became merged.” Basler Zeitung, Switzerland, Feb. 2003
“Two Worlds of Modal Music – one of the most remarkable examinations coming out of the Schola Cantorum in Basel is the fortunate meeting between American Ken Zuckerman and the brilliant medieval scholar/ performer Dominique Vellard… one of the most incisive cross-cultural efforts ever. .Robert Aubry Davis, Millennium of Music, May 2004
“During the evening the two hemispheres came closer. The love songs of Jehan de Lescurel flowed into a thrillingly played Raga Manj Khammaj. Finally the Sephardian ‘Ven querida’ and Hildegard von Bingen’s ‘O splendissima gemma’, movingly interpreted by Vellard in a high, clear and sure tenor voice, merged with an alap in Raga Bhairavi, in a unity of incredible beauty that made the question of cultural differences completely superfluous!” Basellandschaftliche Zeitung, February 2003 (more…)
