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Zohar's Nigun: The Four Questions
Il mélange che ne esce fuori è d'altra parte del tutto convincente, equilibrato, mobile ed elastico, sempre in possesso di un aplomb e un'identità quanto mai palpabili. Svariati sono del resto i caratteri che trasudano volta a volta dalle pieghe dell'album: la solennità di "Kohanim/Avinu Malkeinu," il tono un po' da cabaret mitteleuropeo di "Ma Nishtana," l'incedere sognante di "Ahava Raba," il pulsare rigoglioso di "Galaktoboureko," la dolente cantabilità di "The Wanderer," e così via.
Un lavoro, in buona sostanza, capace di coniugare indulgenze popolari e sana spinta sperimentale senza far torto a nessuna delle due (eventuali) fazioni.
Track Listing
01. Yerushalayim; 02. Kohanim/Avinu Malkeinu; 03. Hakel; 04. Ma Nishtana; 05. Hinei Ma Tov U Ma Naim; 06. Interlude; 07. Ahava Raba; 08. Galaktoboureko; 09. The Wanderer; 10. Enjo's Wedding Dance; 11. Shema.
Personnel
Daniel Weltlinger
violinDaniel Weltlinger (violino); Daniel Pliner (pianoforte); Simon Milman (contrabbasso); Alon Ilsar (batteria).
Album information
Title: The Four Questions | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: Invisible Dog Music
About Daniel Weltlinger
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