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Lotus Gallery
1211 West Sixth Street, Austin, TX 78703, USA
Phone: (512) 474-1700
Gallery Show: Dec. 4, 2008-Feb. 28, 2009
Seyhoun Art Gallery
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X Dot 25 Music Productions
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Koorosh
Angali Recites Rumi
Volume 1 |
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In this album Koorosh Angali
recites a selection of Rumi’s poetry from his compilation
of odes to Shams of Tabriz.
This album is the first volume
of a series on Rumi's philosophical and mystical poetry.
The music for this album was
composed by Koorosh Angali, who also plays the keyboards
and background percussion.
Accompanying Koorosh is the enchanting
sound of the santoor (a Persian hammered instrument),
played by the Persian music virtuoso Alan Kushan.
For inquiries please contact
X Dot 25 Music Productions at www.xdot25.com
Listen to some of the tracks
To view
some pictures of the production process please
click here |
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The
Child Within |
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For this album by the Persian artist
Aldoush and his band, The Human Exchange, Koorosh Angali
wrote the lyrics [except for the Juicy Pomegranate,
by Scott Hill(Narrow Streets; Legumanity)].
Koorosh also has sang the background vocals and the Persian
traditional aria in the track Zoleykha.
In addition, Koorosh painted the
illustration and designed the cover.
The album was released in 1992 by
X Dot 25 Music Productions
and won the 1993 San Francisco Weekly Magazine's Wammies
Award in the World Music Category. Amongst the competitors
were the band Transmission and the tabla player
and Indian music virtuoso Zakir Hosain.
Listen to some of the tracks
“ ...Resoundingly entrancing.”
—BAM Magazine.
“...Fusion...in favor of ensemble fluidity,
which has a seductive and serpentine appeal.”
—SF Bay Guardian.
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Wammies Award
ceremonies, San Francisco, California, 1993.
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The Great
Night of Rumi
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In this album Koorosh Angali appears
as guest, reciting a selection of Rumi’s poetry.
He is accompanied by Aldoush, playing
tamburak (strumstick), tuned in Persian mode.
Listen to the track titled “A Flower With A Hundred Petals”.
© Mahatti Records, 1996.
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