Al Andaluz Project -Deus Et Diabolus -Galileo Music Communication CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "Morena (sefard¡, trad.)"

02. "A Virgen mui groriosa (Cantiga de Santa Mar¡a)"

03. "Nassam Alaina Lhawa (árabo-andalus¡, trad.)"

04. "Pandero (M. Aranda / E. L¢pez)"

05. "De Santa Mar¡a (Cantiga de Santa Mar¡a, 13th century)"

06. "Chamsse Lachia (nuba kudam al-maya)"

07. "La galana y el mar (sefard¡, trad.)"

08. "Gran dereit (Cantiga de Santa Mar¡a)"

09. "Atiny naya - Solo Iman (árabo-andalus¡, trad.)"

10. "Lluna (instr., E. L¢pez)"

11. "Arracha Lfatan (nuba garnati)"

12. "Las suegras de ahora (sefard¡, trad.)"

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De Deus Et Diabulus by Al Andaluz Project, released 17 December 2021, includes the following tracks: "Nassam Alaina Lhawa", "De Santa MarÃa", "La Galana Y El Mar", "Atiny Naya - Solo Iman" and more. This version of De Deus Et Diabulus comes as a 1xCD. -

The realization of that special idea is the history of the encounter of two music formations. Michael Popp, musical director of the group Estampie, well-known in the medieval music-scene for their innovation and quality, has never ceased to criticize publicly insubstantial academical parading of supposedly authentic performance or medieval ballyhoo and commerce. After one Estampie concert a visitor presented Michael with a recording and said: This will probably find favour in your critical ears... It was a record of the band L'Ham de Foc from Valencia (Spain) who have put a name on the map of world music with their typical mixture of mediterranean, oriental and medieval music. With a smaller by-project focussing on sephardic music, AmÃ¡n AmÃ¡n, the band was to guest just a few weeks later in Munich, Estampie's homebase. Enthusiastic about the record, Michael Popp took the chance and proposed a mutual project to the Spanish musicians. It didn't take long to find out that they were birds of a feather, like-minded in musical as well as in human views, and the project made quick progress during several visits to Valencia and Munich.

Collaboration of the groups Estampie from Germany and L'Ham de Foc from Spain, combining Muslim, Jewish and Christian cultures of the Middle Ages.

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GMC026

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