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Houria is an Arab first name that means "freedom". The coloration of this disc naturally shifted towards Africa, not in reference to a specific music or culture, but because the concerts we've given over the past two years suggested to me the idea of a "tribal music reconciling primitive rhythms and contemporary harmonies". So Africa was one of my sources of inspiration, but so was sacred music in which I was steeped from a very early age. Musics at one different and complex which, I hope, here blend with simplicity. Stephane Kerecki
Houria is an Arab first name that means "freedom". The coloration of this disc naturally shifted towards Africa, not in reference to a specific music or culture, but because the concerts we've given over the past two years suggested to me the idea of a "tribal music reconciling primitive rhythms and contemporary harmonies". So Africa was one of my sources of inspiration, but so was sacred music in which I was steeped from a very early age. Musics at one different and complex which, I hope, here blend with simplicity. Stephane Kerecki Read less
Works on This Recording
1.
Macadam by Stéphane Kerecki
Performer:
Tony Malaby (Tenor Saxophone)
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Stéphane Kerecki Trio
Period: 20th Century
2.
Un ange passe by Stéphane Kerecki
Performer:
Tony Malaby (Tenor Saxophone)
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Stéphane Kerecki Trio
Period: 20th Century
3.
Houria by Stéphane Kerecki
Performer:
Tony Malaby (Tenor Saxophone)
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Stéphane Kerecki Trio
Period: 20th Century
4.
Fable by Stéphane Kerecki
Performer:
Tony Malaby (Tenor Saxophone)
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Stéphane Kerecki Trio
5.
Satellise by Stéphane Kerecki
Performer:
Tony Malaby (Tenor Saxophone)
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Stéphane Kerecki Trio
Period: 20th Century
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