PIZZICATO:
It's definitely a deep quest for a mix of Western and Indian concepts, which results in a CD with inspiring, highly floating music, full of unexpected rhythms and colors.
But also technically the Indian tabla player, and saxophonists Remco Jak, Olivier Sliepen, Bas Apswoude and Ties Mellema are mesmerizing !
NITI RANJAN BISWAS
2 'Dhik Dhin Dhati, I am Niti' (266) 2:57
OENE VAN GEEL (1973)
3 'Karmatikka' (2009) 6:10
NITI RANJAN BISWAS
4 'Kanu Trilogy I' (269) 1:12
MARTIN FONDSE (1967 ) 10:57
'Tribute to Indian Cinema'
5 Ek Chatur Naar
6 Inhi Logon ne
7 Roop Tera Mastana
8 Howrah Bridge
NITI RANJAN BISWAS
9 'Kanu Trilogy II' (262) 5:53
IAN WILSON (1964) 17:20
'Heaven lay close' (2008/9)
10 I: Introduction – I dreamt that heaven lay...
11 II: ... close upon the earth...
12 III: ...and I between them both...
13 IV: ...breathing through the eye of a needle...
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14 Kanu Trilogy III (270) 2:09
JORRIT DIJKSTRA (1966)
15 'Shruut' - for saxophone quartet and shruti box - (2008) 8:42
NITI RANJAN BISWAS
16 'O Kanu' (263) 5:08
SYLVIA MAESSEN (1959)
17 'Todi, where did you go?' (2009) 6:17
NITI RANJAN BISWAS
18 'Ta-Bla' (267) 2:12
MARION VON TILZER (1968)
19 'Wheel of Fortune(2009) 5:20
Listen to some tracks
[5] Ek Chatur Naar (Martin Fondse)
[17] Todi, where did you go? (Syliva Maessen)
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