| “ | A celebration of the great singing tradition inspired by singers from five different gharanas: Ustad Faiyaz Khan, Ustad Abdul Karim Khan, Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan, Ustad Amir Khan, and Surshri Kesarbai Kerkar... | ” |
| “ | Evening Prayers with Maestros is a series specially designed and compiled for you to connect with your inner self. Let the serene instrumental compositions by maestros soothe your mind, rejuvenate your body and soul. Easy listening compositions for a peaceful and divine evening. | ” |
| “ | It's very easy to dismiss Rhythmscape: The New Sound of Melody and Rhythm as new age meandering. After all there's plenty of rain sticks and gongs, and you'll find plenty of blathering in the sleeve notes. And don't forget the faux jazz that makes up "Zinc." But if you can take the time to get beyond all the clichés, there's actually some tasty musicianship on this album... | ” |
| “ | This volume features the great legends Bismillah Khan and Rais Khan as they interfaced for the first time at Swar Utsavs inaugural night. The opening item at the concert was the magical shehnai-sitar duet as the maestros rendered the ever auspicious raga Yaman Kalyan in all its celebratory splendour... | ” |
| “ | Eduardo Paniagua is a Spanish architect and musician, specializing in medieval Spanish music. Between 1966 and 1983, he was a member of the group Atrium Musicae de Madrid, playing wind instruments and percussion. More recently he has been a founding member of the groups Cálamus and Hoquetus which specialize in the music of Arabic Andalusia... | ” |
| “ | With the Mediterranean Sea to the north and the Sahara Desert to the south, North Africa serves as a crossroad between many cultures. The Atlantic coast of Morocco forms the Western boundary of North Africa and the Suez Canal in Egypt its eastern end... | ” |
| “ | Arabian Travels emphasizes Arabian music, a style that synergizes surprisingly well with electronica, resulting in a sedate, hallucinogenic aura... | ” |
| “ | In his special project “Trakya All Stars” he collaborates with master musicians from the Thrace region, paying tribute to the musical heritage of his birthplace Kırklareli. The Roma-Balkan influenced album possesses a timeless character which manages to take deep tradition to a contemporary level... | ” |
| “ | It isn't hard to understand why someone who is exploring modern African pop for the first time might feel overwhelmed. There are at least 45 different countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (that is, Africa south of the Islamic Maghreb countries of Arabic North Africa), and African pop includes a long list of different styles of music... | ” |
| “ | Born on December 25, 1939, in Indore, India, Rais Khan was taught initially by his father Muhammad Khan but was driven by his mother when it came to riyaz (practice). On his mother's side he is related to the sitar virtuoso Inayat Khan of the Imdadkhani gharana. (See Chairman's Choice -- Great Gharanas: Imdadkhani on EMI India.) Rais Khan has also recorded for EMI India and the German Loft label. ~ Ken Hunt, Rovi | ” |
| “ | Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan</b> was a man of impressive, even daunting, stature. The emotional intensity and soaring power of his voice transcend all boundaries of language and religion and have popularised this beautiful and inspirational music beyond Muslim peoples to audiences worldwide. | ” |
| “ | The Indian classical tradition of Jugalbandi, or duet playing, where two musicians perform one raga together, is a challenge demanding a high level of mutual respect and understanding. At its height it demonstrates two musical souls united, perfectly tuned into each others aesthetic vision... | ” |
| “ | Sweet and seductive, turbulent and tranquil, here is music that is vintage Loius Banks, music for a romantic evening, or just to listen to and enjoy. | ” |
| “ | At the 1985 WOMAD Festival NusratFateh Ali Khan and his Party gave one of their finest ever performances outside Pakistan. As a result Nusrat decided to record his favourite songs with new arrangements specially for WOMAD... | ” |
| “ | Hailing from the Wassoulou forest region of Mali, singer Oumou Sangare helped modernize the acoustic-native mix of hunters' songs and sogoninkun dance music she grew up with... | ” |
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