Hame-ye Aghvam-e Man (All My Homeland People) - Audio and Video, 2010 Banoor (Bride) - Based on Balochi "sout" mode.Kooran (River) - Instrumental music, incorporating music from Mazandaran and Balochistan.Haraee - Based on modes from Mazandaran music.Shoopeh (Glow Worm) - Instrumental piece in Mazandarani.Kajal (Deer) - Based on a local tune from Kurdistan.Kavir (Desert) - A trio for 2 Tars and 1 Dutar.Souda (Passion) - Inspired by a melody from Khorasan.Eshragh (Intuition) - Unaccompanied Oud.Paeezeh (Autumn) - Based on a Kurdish local melody.Hejran (Far & Away) - Unaccompanied Kamacheh.Soon-o-Soog (Festivity & Mourning) - An adaptation of Lorestan & Kermanshah music.Hoor (Sun) - Bases on the ancient mode of Tanbur.The pieces of this collection as part of a rich spiritual legacy, belong to a number of these ethnicities however, they have been given a rather fair air. Iran is a vast country with a long history where the wide range of ethnic minorities comprising one nation, is illustrative of congeniality, culture interaction and strong bonds among Iranians. Sorna, Nayanban, Balaban, Dozaleh, Nay Jofti, Qoshmeh, Gharaney, Labak, Neylabak, Laleva, Ney, Donaley, KarnayĪlbums Rangvareha-ye-Kohan (Ancient Hues) - Audio, 2007 Īlso known as Ancient Hues is Rastak’s first album and has 12 audio tracks. Tombak, Daf, Dholak, Damam, Naqareh, Desar Koten, Zarb, Zarb Timpo, Dayereh, Bandir, Dayereh Zangi, Dhol, Dom Dom, Kaser, Pipeh, Kasooreh, Tas, Halab, Darbuka, Cajón, Tambourine, Cymbal, Senjak Tar, Qanun, Oud, Kamancheh, Santur, Kamancheh alto, Bam Tar, Tanbur, Dotar, Ghoppoz, Divan, Gheyhak, Rubab, Azeri Tar, Tanboorak, Gheychak Bass, Double Bass, Cello, Guitar, Bass Guitar Percussions Rastak has appeared on several international music festivals and has held many concerts in Iran, England, Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, The Netherlands, Sweden, United States, Canada, Australia, India, Japan, Malaysia, Chile, Poland, Turkey, Georgia, Belgium, Oman, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, Iraq, Erbil, United Arab Emirates among others. They have been focused for the past two decades on the sound of Iranian folklore and diverse cultures resulting in five albums, five singles and numerous concert tours in Iran and overseas. Rastak has done extensive research into Persian folk music both academically and in practice. Rastak incorporates Persian language, Iranian culture and history as well as merge traditional instruments and forms with contemporary rhythms. Persian Folk Music for a global audience. 4.7 Dance With Rastak - Audio and Video Album 2021.
4.2 Hame-ye Aghvam-e Man (All My Homeland People) - Audio and Video, 2010.4.1 Rangvareha-ye-Kohan (Ancient Hues) - Audio, 2007.
0 kommentar(er)
