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Junun
Artist:
Shye Ben-Tzur, Jonny Greenwood And The Rajasthan Express
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. Junun (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
2. Roked (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
3. Hu (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
4. Chala vahi des (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
5. Kalandar (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
6. Eloah (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
7. Julus
8. Allah Elohim
9. Ahuvi
10. Azov
11. Junun Brass
12. There Are Birds In The Echo Chamber
13. Modeh
1. Julus (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
2. Allah Elohim (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
3. Ahuvi (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
4. Azov (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
5. Junun Brass (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
6. There Are Birds In The Echo Chamber (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
7. Mode (Shye Ben Tzur & Jonny Greenwood)
More Info:
Nonesuch Records releases Junun—an album from composer/musician Shye Ben Tzur, guitarist Jonny Greenwood, and the Rajasthan Express, a group of Indian qawwali musicians—on November 13, 2015. Recorded earlier this year in a makeshift studio inside the 15th-century Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur, India, the album was made with Radiohead's producer Nigel Godrich, who worked with the ensemble to create this two LP/CD album. The album features Ben Tzur's compositions, which combine ecstatic, devotional Sufi qawwal musical traditions and his native Hebrew.Reviews:
The filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson, a friend and frequent collaborator of Greenwood, came along to document the recording sessions as well as daily life and the close camaraderie of artistic collaboration. Anderson's resulting impressionistic film, also entitled Junun, debuted at the New York Film Festival on October 8 and begins streaming exclusively on MUBI, where it will stream for 30 days, on October 9. Junun also will be shown at the Rome Film Festival in mid-October.
Greenwood made a guest appearance last year during Ben Tzur's London concert, where they previewed some of the music of Junun, and this summer, the two were joined by the qawwali party for two performances at the Jerusalem Sacred Music Festival. Further concerts are being planned for the future, as are additional screenings of Anderson's film.
