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| Management number | 205577845 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $128.80 | Model Number | 205577845 | ||
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Title: After The Last Sky
Artist: Anouar Brahem
Label: Ecm Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 602475344254
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2025-05-09
Number of Discs: 2
Double vinyl LP pressing. Eight years after Blue Maqams, Anouar Brahem returns with a poignant project, titled after a line of verse by poet Mahmoud Darwish, which asks "Where should the birds fly, after the last sky?" Graceful chamber pieces for oud, cello, piano and bass subtly address the metaphysical question and it's broad resonances in a troubled time. While drawing upon the traditional modes of Arab music, Brahem has consistently sought to engage with the wider world, too, and found inspiration in many sources from different cultures. Bassist Dave Holland and pianist Django Bates are again part of the Tunisian oud master's international quartet, joined now by cellist Anja Lechner.
Tracks:
1.1 Remembering Hind
1.2 After the Last Sky
1.3 Endless Wandering
1.4 Eternal Olive Tree
1.5 Awake
1.6 In the Shade of Your Eyes
2.1 Dancing Under the Meteorites
2.2 Sweet Oranges of Jaffa
2.3 Never Forget
2.4 Edward Said’s Reverie
2.5 Vague
Artist: Anouar Brahem
Label: Ecm Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 602475344254
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2025-05-09
Number of Discs: 2
Double vinyl LP pressing. Eight years after Blue Maqams, Anouar Brahem returns with a poignant project, titled after a line of verse by poet Mahmoud Darwish, which asks "Where should the birds fly, after the last sky?" Graceful chamber pieces for oud, cello, piano and bass subtly address the metaphysical question and it's broad resonances in a troubled time. While drawing upon the traditional modes of Arab music, Brahem has consistently sought to engage with the wider world, too, and found inspiration in many sources from different cultures. Bassist Dave Holland and pianist Django Bates are again part of the Tunisian oud master's international quartet, joined now by cellist Anja Lechner.
Tracks:
1.1 Remembering Hind
1.2 After the Last Sky
1.3 Endless Wandering
1.4 Eternal Olive Tree
1.5 Awake
1.6 In the Shade of Your Eyes
2.1 Dancing Under the Meteorites
2.2 Sweet Oranges of Jaffa
2.3 Never Forget
2.4 Edward Said’s Reverie
2.5 Vague
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