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Danny K
Joined: 08/15/01
Posts: 226
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I had a very interesting time the other day engineering a session with a Classical Iranian Lute player for an Art's Council funded short animation.
Really nice stuff that I thought I would share with you guys:
The Fish
A change from the usual but I thought you guys might dig it. No downloads...sorry.
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swamay
Joined: 11/07/01
Posts: 12
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Thanks for sharing that track! I listened to it with a heavy reverb and it hit the spot
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Michael Chocholak
Joined: 01/14/04
Posts: 135
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I always find it amazing how Iran, of all the countries in that region, is a cultural melting pot as well as a source that has spread globally; music, mythologies, etc.
this starts out almost apalachian bluegrass, glides into a heavily into a gypsy flavor and the last half had me thinking of digging out my Robbie Basho albums.
thx. 
Que la musique sonne - Edgard Varese
You don't need a mouth to communicate, you don't need rules to create. Anything is a potential instrument. Play it. - MC
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A Bit Crusher
Joined: 01/26/02
Location: Tilburg
Posts: 1794
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Nice track...
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doofgoblin
Joined: 01/21/02
Location: charlottesville, va
Posts: 191
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like a fisshhh... awesome.
love the way it progresses. the piece does very well to anticipate my response (and questions) while listening. what do I mean? I'm not quite sure... but that's how it feels 
super stuff. makes me want to dig out my recordings from a live session I engineered/produced with this fusion sextet (tablas, sarod, vocals, flute, roland handsonic, bass guitar).
thanks for sharing indeed!
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Multi-Panel
Joined: 09/23/01
Posts: 217
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what no beats?! 
interesting for sure.
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