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Artist: Avi Avital & Omer Avital Title: Avital Meets Avital Year Of Release: 2017 Label: Deutsche Grammophon Genre: Classical, Jazz, World Quality: 320 kbps Total Time: 47:53 Total Size: 110 MB Tracklist: 01. Zamzama 07:57 02. Lonely Girl 07:42 03. Ana Maghrebi 05:00 04. Avi's Song 04:52 05. Ballad For Eli 04:39 06. Prelude 02:12 07. Maroc 05:35 08. Hijazain 06:32 09. The Source And The Sea (Balada Al Maayan Ve`Yam) 03:24 Explosively charismatic (New York Times) classical mandolin player Avi Avital teams up with jazz bassist Omer Avital for Avital Meets Avital. Of no relation, both musicians were born and raised by Moroccan parents in Israel. Avital Meets Avital brings their different musical backgrounds and shared cultural heritage into dialogue, drawing on the diverse influences of Moroccan and North African sounds, classical and jazz traditions, Israeli harmonies, and Mediterranean rhythms. http://rapidgator.net/file/6f72169190cea2bb3d97d99a14a7a430/Avital_Meets_Avital.rar.html http://ssh.tf/hYqynRru6/Avital_Meets_Avital.rar
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Artist: Avi Avital, Omer Avital Title: Avital Meets Avital Year Of Release: 2017 Label: Deutsche Grammophon (DG) Genre: Classical Crossover, Jazz, Classical Quality: flac lossless / flac 24 bits - 96Khz Total Time: 00:47:53 Total Size: 254 / 909 mb Tracklist --------- 01. Zamzama - Omer Avital, Avi Avital, Yonathan Avishai & Itamar Doari 02. Lonely Girl - Avi Avital, Omer Avital, Yonathan Avishai & Itamar Doari 03. Ana Maghrebi - Omer Avital, Avi Avital, Yonathan Avishai & Itamar Doari 04. Avi's Song - Avi Avital, Omer Avital, Yonathan Avishai, Itamar Doari & Uri Sharlin 05. Ballad for Eli - Avi Avital, Omer Avital & Yonathan Avishai 06. Prelude - Avi Avital 07. Maroc - Avi Avital, Omer Avital, Yonathan Avishai & Itamar Doari 08. Hijazain - Omer Avital, Avi Avital, Yonathan Avishai & Itamar Doari 09. The Source and the Sea (Balada Al Maayan Ve'Yam) - Avi Avital & Omer Avital "The music on the album is about this special bond between Omer and myself, between the history and cultural identity we share with each other. Here I might be said to hoist a flag and return to my roots. It's very intensive, extremely authentic, and it means a great deal to me." - Avi Avital "Explosively charismatic" (New York Times) in live performance, Avital has been described as playing "with the freedom of rock or jazz musicians" (Boston Globe) even in Baroque repertoire. Avital Meets Avital is Avi's first cross-genre album release. Following three core classical releases on DG, Avi now explores the sound of world music, incl. several world premiere recordings. For his very personal project he teamed up with jazz bassist Omer Avital, with whom he shares much more than just a surname: Both attended the same music academy in Jerusalem, where Omer studied jazz and Avi the classical tradition, and both were born and raised by Moroccan parents in Israel. Having grown up with this inner ambivalence, for a long time the two musicians focused on their Israeli homeland and Western musical culture, Avi Avital in classical music, Omer Avital in jazz. Avital Meets Avital brings their different musical backgrounds and shared cultural heritage into dialogue, drawing on the diverse influences of Moroccan and North African sounds, classical and folk traditions, Israeli harmonies, and Mediterranean rhythms, to create a musical melting pot where chamber music meets the raw energy of jazz. http://rapidgator.net/file/c408df5e336b8906c829ae74b5f77c0c/11568AOAMA17flac.rar.html http://ssh.tf/IGaaBG5f6/11568AOAMA17flac.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/3cca51743566c89944e84651d4fd519c/11568AOAMA17HiRes.rar.html http://ssh.tf/PuaPUd436/11568AOAMA17HiRes.rar
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Artist: Omer Avital Title: Abutbul Music Year Of Release: 2016 Label: Jazz Village Genre: Jazz Quality: FLAC (tracks) / MP3 Total Time: 01:10:11 Total Size: 473 MB / 160 MB Tracklist: 1. Muhammad's Market 2. Three Four 3. Afrik 4. New Yemenite Song 5. Bed-Stuy 6. Bass Hijaz (Intro To Ramat Gan) 7. Ramat Gan 8. Ayalat Hen 9. Eser (Middle Eastern Funk) Bassist Omer Avital was born in the small Israeli town of Givataim where his formal training began at age 11 when he entered the Givataim Conservatory to study classical guitar. He grew up in Tel Aviv, in a Moroccan-Yemenite family, where evidence of his Middle Eastern and Spanish influences came together with jazz and blues. While enrolled at the Talma Yalin, Israel's leading arts high school, he switched his focus to the acoustic bass, was the leader of the jazz ensemble, and wrote all the arrangements. By his senior year at age 17, he was playing professionally, but then spent less then a year in the Israeli Army. After discharge, Avital moved to New York City playing with Roy Haynes, Jimmy Cobb, Nat Adderley, Walter Bishop, Jr., Al Foster, Kenny Garrett, Steve Grossman, Jimmy Lovelace, and Rashied Ali. But his big break came in 1994, not playing with giants, but leading his own groups and big band during the after-hours sessions at Small's in Greenwich Village, along with pianist and co-collaborator Jason Lindner. Some of their sidemen included Mark Turner, Myron Walden, Gregory Tardy, Joel Frahm, Charles Owens, Grant Stewart, Jay Collins, Jimmy Green, Ali Jackson, Joe Strasser, and Daniel Freedman. In 1997, the Impulse label released Jazz Underground: Live at Smalls, featuring Avital's quartet. He signed to record his debut album Devil Head the following year, but it was never issued. Think with Your Heart and Arrival were the first of many CDs for the Fresh Sound/New Talent or Small's labels, and Avital continued working with an array of musicians including Joshua Redman, Aaron Goldberg, trumpeter Avishai Cohen, Anat Cohen, Marc Miralta, the Israeli/international worldbeat band Third World Love, pianist Yonatan Avishai, Yuval Cohen, Emilio Sola y La Orquestable, Antonio Hart, Bill Saxton, Jeff Ballard, Brad Mehldau, Antonio Hart, Claudia Acuna, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Peter Bernstein, Larry Goldings, Marlon Browden, pianist Omri Mor from Jerusalem, the Ithe Izraeli Magreb Orchestra, the Andalusian Orchestra Ensemble, and the legendary Algerian pianist Morris Al Mdiuni. ~ Michael G. Nastos, Rovi http://rapidgator.net/file/8179e2a89b158a0bbb6de94b4db2dd58/ABMU.rar.html http://ssh.tf/aL5wosrWS/ABMU.rar https://bytewhale.com/mi0mla48zhf1/ABMU.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/9fe7baaec2c215a5be6db61d4080fd64/ABMU320.rar.html http://ssh.tf/kyv4XOKWS/ABMU320.rar https://bytewhale.com/pj5q7aw75274/ABMU320.rar