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ASIN: B0001GNB90
Release Date: 2004-02-01
Track Listings
| 1. Concerto - Mohammad Othman Sidiq | ||
| 2. Kol Nidrei - Max Bruch | ||
| 3. Memoirs - Mohammad Othman Sidiq | ||
| 4. Taqasim - Fouad Fakhouri | ||
| 5. Nigun - Ernst Bloch | ||
| 6. Love Dance - Fikred Amirot | ||
| 7. Khilkhal - Fouad Fakhouri | ||
| 8. Israeli Dance - Elizabeth Borowsky |
Editorial Reviews
The Baltimore Sun, February 2001
"Artists foster hope for improving Israeli-Palestinian relations."
Ben Levitson, Tel-Aviv
"Outstanding selection and performance of great Jewish and Arabic works illustrating the struggle for peace."
Album Description
This CD presents a unique collection of Arabic and Jewish music based on religious and secular themes; all concerned with peace and love both in vertical and horizontal human relations. Besides the immortal Kol Nidrei by Max Bruch and the profound Nigun by Ernst Bloch, this CD contains original works by contemporary composers Fikred Amirot (Armenia), Elizabeth Borowsky (USA), Mohammad Sidiq (Iraq/Jordan), and Fouad Fakhouri (Lebanon/Jordan). These works were performed and recorded by prominent American, Arabic, and Jewish musicians at the International Cello Festival in Maryland (February 2001) under the leadership of the renowned cellist Cecylia Barczyk.
Music For Peace in the Middle East
Music For Peace in the Middle East, Music, Max Bruch, Ernst Bloch, Elizabeth Borowsky, Fouad Fakhouri, Mohammad Othman Sidiq, Fikred Amirot, Maryland Cello Ensemble, Mohammad Taha, Cecylia Barczyk, Emmanuel Borowsky, Unique selection of great Jewish and Arabic classical music illustrating the struggle for peace.
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Music For Peace in the Middle East
Manufacturer: ICRecords ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Classical
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| Classical
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ASIN: B0001GNB90 Release Date: 2004-02-01 |
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Album Description
This CD presents a unique collection of Arabic and Jewish music based on religious and secular themes; all concerned with peace and love both in vertical and horizontal human relations. Besides the immortal Kol Nidrei by Max Bruch and the profound Nigun by Ernst Bloch, this CD contains original works by contemporary composers Fikred Amirot (Armenia), Elizabeth Borowsky (USA), Mohammad Sidiq (Iraq/Jordan), and Fouad Fakhouri (Lebanon/Jordan). These works were performed and recorded by prominent American, Arabic, and Jewish musicians at the International Cello Festival in Maryland (February 2001) under the leadership of the renowned cellist Cecylia Barczyk.Music Review:
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