Name: Adagio from Concerto No 3 in D minor, BWV 974 by Eduardo Ramos
Duration: 4 min 19 s
Description: Played by me. For two really nice renditions of this piece get the recording from James Rhodes or the one from Glenn Gould which is amazing, but the humming may take you by surprise the first time you hear it.

Yann Tiersen-Le Moulin

Music: The Lark
Composer: Mikhail Glinka, arr. Mily Balakirev
Artist: Tara Kamangar, piano
Album: East of Melancholy
Label: Delos Productions DE 3471
Street Date: June 10, 2014

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“The East was an Aladdin’s cave from which Russia drew endlessly… other melodies, other harmonies, a mixture of reserve and expansiveness. It was a land of dreams.” –Music Producer Marina Ilanova

Russia’s centuries-old geographic proximity to Muslim regions – historically regarded as part of the “orient” – has resulted in considerable cultural and artistic crossfertilization, particularly in the realm of music. Most Russian composers during (and since) the Romantic era have thus incorporated elements of what one could call “oriental exoticism” into their compositions. Captivating pianist Tara Kamangar – an American of Iranian descent – has made it her musical mission to explore such musical connections, specifically as they apply to the traditions of Iran and Russia.

In this, Tara’s first album for Delos, we hear illustrative examples in works by Glinka, Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich and Khachaturian. But her emphasis here is on the music of two fascinating 20th-Century Iranian composers whose work remains virtually unknown in the West: Aminollah Hossein and Loris Tjeknavorian. Tara’s virtuosity and flair for the musical traditions of her Iranian forbears combine to bring these works to thrilling and idiomatically true life.

Tara Kamangar: East of Melancholy — The Lark

Composed by Ash Pirnia
For Marzie Rasouli
Image by Iris Scott

Traveler

Played by me. For two really nice renditions of this piece get the recording from James Rhodes or the one from Glenn Gould which is amazing, but the humming may take you by surprise the first time you hear it.

Adagio from Concerto No 3 in D minor, BWV 974

Jab Tak Hai Jaan (Title Song)

"Shushiki" at its origin is an Armenian folk dance tune from Vagharshapat collected and arranged for piano by Komitas (real name Soghomon Soghomonian; 1869-1935), Armenian priest, composer, choir conductor, vocalist, a pioneer of ethnomusicology, musicologist, music pedagogue. He was a victim of the Armenian Genocide officially started on April 24, 1915.

This is a transcription for string quartet by Sargis Aslamazyan played by the Komitas Quartet founded in November 1924 by four Armenian music students of Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory. Here the performers are: Avet Gabrielyan (1st violin), Nikita Balabanyan (2nd violin), Michael Teryan (viola), Sargis Aslamazyan (cello). Recorded sometime between 1938 and 1947.

Komitas Quartet - Shushiki (78rpm recording)

Composer: Arno Babajanian (1921-1983)
Piece: Elegy
Performer: Carlos Márquez

I dedicate this piece to my good friend pianist Sarkis Baltaian, who played it in a recital years ago. http://www.baltaian.com/sarkisbaltaian.htm

image by Claire
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Arno Babajanian: Elegy

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Adagio from Concerto No 3 in D minor, BWV 974

Eduardo Ramos

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