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Artists:
Masters of the Kazakh Dombra Album:
Karatau Ku ShetpeGenre:
Central Asian Bardic Music
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Label:
MONDOMIXReleased:
1994
| Title | Listen | Buy | |
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| 1. | Aïkennin shertpesi | ||
| 2. | Zhez Kiik | ||
| 3. | Maïda qony | ||
| 4. | Arnau | ||
| 5. | Zhurtta qalghan | ||
| 6. | Ken Zhajlau | ||
| 7. | Aqqu | ||
| 8. | Naz qonyr | ||
| 9. | Bozingen | ||
| 10. | Karatau shertpesi | ||
| 11. | Kertolghau (2) | ||
| 12. | Aïrauyqtyn aschy kuïï | ||
| 13. | Toghyz tarau | ||
| 14. | Qosbasar | ||
| 15. | Saltanat | ||
| 16. | Bes Zhorgha | ||
| 17. | Darabaï | ||
| 18. | Qonyr | ||
| 19. | Bes Zhorgha (2) | ||
| 20. | Satybaldynyn Kuïï | ||
| 21. | Kertolghau | ||
| 22. | Surgidin shertpesi | ||
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Review:
The king instrument of the Kazakhstan steppes in Central Asia, the dombra is a fretted, long-necked lute with two strings. The « kui » (melody or state) is a musical piece that lasts between one and five minutes, because its theme is considered as perfect and requires no development. The Karatau school in southern Kazakhstan has developed the Shertpe style, a fairly free style that integrates improvisation and favours the expression of inner feelings, as well as the description of a soft, majestic nature. All the interpreters featured here are great dombra masters. Released in 2004. — CalabashMusic.com |
