East Baton Rouge Parish Library

The Silk Road, a musical caravan

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folk music

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The Silk Road

50025621

Recorded between 1980-2002

a musical caravan

Disc 1 : Masters and traditions. Mahur (Iranian) (3:07) ; Fakhri havasi (Azeri) (3:48) ; Balbyraun (Kazakh) (1:23) ; Dance of tamir agha (Armenian) (2:27) ; Dilkash (Azeri) (3:36) ; Uchun dur (Uzbek/Tajik) (4:17) ; Choban bayati (Azeri) (1:49) ; Mokhalef (Iranian) (3:09) ; Shushtari (Iranian) (4:06) ; Lullaby from Itsuki (Japanese) (2:46) ; Ker-tolgoo (Kyrgyz) (2:52) ; Xiao yue er gao = High little moon (Chinese) (2:16) ; Jiu kuang = Wine mad (Chinese) (2:16) ; Kharagay = The pine tree (Khakas) (3:24) ; Ilme = Hook (Kazakh) (2:10) ; The gallop of jonon khar (Mongolian) (2:15) ; The nightingale (Kyrgyz) (1:57) ; The river Herlen (Mongolian) (4:00) ; Nava (Uzbek) (3:46) ; Woy bala = Hey kid (Uyghur) (2:12) ; Meskin II (Uzbek) (2:41) ; Ufar-e bayat (Tajik/Uzbek/Bukharan Jewish) (3:51) ; Chabbiyat tazi marghul (Uyghur) (3:25) ; Shawm and percussion band (Chinese) (2:49)Disc 2 : Minstrels and lovers: Jew's harp melody (Kazakh) (1:45) ; Khai (Kkakas) (2:07) ; Tepen kk̲ (Kazakh from Mongolia) (1:15) ; Kg̲men (Khakas) (3:17) ; Excerpt from Alpamish epic (Uzbek) (3:28) ; Beyish namasi = Melody of paradise (Qaraqalpak) (2:26) ; Terme (Kazakh) (3:35) ; Lament (Turkmen from Iran) (4:47) ; Mashq-e javanan (Tajik/Uzbek) (2:45) ; Kuu (Kyrgyz) (1:17) ; Sanam (Uyghur) (4:34) ; Charzarb (Tajik) (3:49) ; Mizghan-i siyah = Black eyelashes (Afghan/Tajik) (3:24) ; Love song (Azeri from Iran) (3:34) ; Qara olu (Kazakh) (2:01) ; Kertolghau (Kazakh) (2:17) ; Dargilik (Tajik) (3:28) ; Madh (Tajik) (4:21) ; Zikr (Uyghur) (3:42) ; Kyrgyz wisdom song (Kyrgyz) (2:27) ; Allah madad (Iranian/Afghan) (3:19) ; Alevi song (Turkish) (4:01) ; Sufi hymn (Turkish) (4:38)