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3.31 | 7 ratings | 1 reviews | 43% 5 stars Write a review Buy MASADA Music from Progarchives.com partners

Studio Album, released in 2011 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Chamiel (4:27) 2. Matafiel (4:22) 3. Briel (4:19) 4. Zaphaniah (3:53) 5. Tzar Tak (3:45) 6. Flaef (2:05) 7. Hutriel (4:28) 8. Yeqon (4:53) 9. Yahel (2:26) 10. Tahariel (4:47) 11. Natiel (4:00) 12. Phaleg (4:07) Total Time 47:32 Line-up / Musicians - Cyro Baptista / percussion, vocals - Tim Keiper / drums & percussion, xalam (kamel ngoni), vocals - Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz / oud, bass, guimbri, vocals - Brian Marsella / piano, harpsichord, pump organ, vocals Releases information Recorded at Bennett Studios, NJ and Out Of My Mind Studios, NJ Mixed at Bass Hit Recordings, NYC. CD Digipak Tzadik - TZ 7388 (2011, US) Thanks to snobb for the addition and to projeKct for the last updates Edit this entry

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Brazilian percussionist Cyro Baptista-led NY downtown-based quartet plays John Zorn composed,produced (and released on his Tzadik Records) compositions.

Music is based on Eastern European Jewish folk (klezmer) or it's modern free-jazz flavored version,for years promoted by John Zorn as Masada's Book.Possibly, most interesting moment of all album's music is how organically klezmer roots are melted in Brazil percussion rhythms and how attractive can sound such exotic mix of acoustic Middle East instruments as oud,Latin percussion and jazzy piano/pump organ.

Not revolutionary album, it has many pleasant and beautiful moments on it. World music's legacy with doze of jazz and scent of NY downtown.

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