Ahava Raba
- 风格
- #蒙古 | 呼麦 #犹太 | 克莱兹梅尔 #犹太音乐
- 地区
- 欧美
艺人介绍
by Joslyn LayneBased in Berlin, Ahava Raba began when frontman Simon Jakob Drees penned Howe Leg Na Rogle in August 1993. Four months later, the group released their first CD. Drees then traveled for six months the following year through Turkmenistan, India, Tibet, China, Russia, Tuva and more, to learn and experience more musical cultures and influences. Named for the Jewish (specifically, Ashkenaz cantorial) harmonic/melodic mode of music, also known as Freygish, upon which much traditional Jewish music is based, Ahava Raba does not aim to be a synthesis of western and eastern cultures musics, but instead to absorb them, even while becoming freed of playing traditionally. Incorporating a variety of musical styles including Tuvan throat singing, the band released the excellent and eclectic Kete Kuf on Tzadik in 1999.
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