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Ravish Monin's Trio Tarana: Miren (A Longing)
by Glenn Astarita
Drummer/percussionist Ravish Momin has bragging rights to this Middle and Far Eastern style of thrusting progressive jazz. Funny, because it seems so natural and untainted, as if it was meant to be. And he doesn't need a bassist, largely due to his booming bass drum sound and polyrhythmic articulations. This trio covers many musical vistas on ...
Ravish Momin's Bombay, Bahrain & Blues Mix
by Mark Corroto
You have to chuckle when you read a music review and the critic drops names and music styles in such an audacious manner that you know he/she has no idea what they are talking about. “The Spanish mellophone player drew heavily from a Transylvanian tradition..." Yeah, right. But then again, the beauty of the modern--dare I ...
:FiveNights:
By Ravish Momin
Label: Not Two Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Dai Geny; Peace For Kabul; Tehrah; Gyarah; Gathering Song.
Ravish Momin's Trio Tarana: :FiveNights:
by Elliott Simon
If cutting-edge music presages the course that society will take, then this release from Trio Tarana indicates that at some point we will be heading down the right path. Percussionist Ravish Momin leads a trio of musicians with diverse ethnic backgrounds with the stated purpose “of sharing their unique Asian-American musical concept and identity with different ...
Climbing the Banyan Tree
By Ravish Momin
Label: Clean Feed Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Dai Genyo; Weeping Statue; Instance of Memory; Peace for Kabul; Gyarah; Song at Dusk; String Drum Tarana; Gathering Song; Parting With a View
Ravish Momin: Climbing the Banyan Tree
by Clifford Allen
For his second date as a leader in five years, drummer Ravish Momin has assembled a trio with a truly diverse range of interests and a value expanding on much of the Afro-Asian influence that has entered the jazz canon. Late of Kalaparush and The Light and the groups of reedman Sabir Mateen, Momin studied tabla ...
Ravish Momin and Trio Tarana: Climbing the Banyan Tree
by Clifford Allen
Drummer Ravish Momin, for his second date as a leader in five years (the other being Sound Dissolving Sound, on Sachimay) has assembled a trio with a truly diverse range of interests and a value expanding on much of the Afro-Asian influence that has entered the jazz canon. Late of Kalaparush and The Light and the ...
Climbing the Banyan Tree
By Ravish Momin
Label:
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1.Dai Genyo; 2.Weeping statue; 3.Instance of memory; 4.Peace for Kabul; 5. Gyarah; 6.Song at dusk; 7.String drum tarana; 8.Gathering; 9.Parting with a view
Ravish Momin's Trio Tarana: Climbing the Banyan Tree
by Jochem van Dijk
Drummer-led albums can be somewhat pale affairs. After all, the ability to swing hard and play various grooves does in itself not necessarily suffice to create well-rounded, highly personal pieces of music. Climbing the Banyan Tree, though, is different. It is all about melody, the central element in bandleader Momin's approach to drums. ...
