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Aguares: The Book Of Angels Volume 23

Drummer Roberto Rodriguez interprets John Zorn's "Book of Angels" in this 23rd volume from the series, recording in Israel with a wonderfully compelling ensemble emphasizing both rhythmic and melodic elements in nine exciting compositions.

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Personnel:

Roberto Rodriguez-Drums, Percussion

Itay Abramovitz-Piano

Assaf Hakimi-Upright/electric Bass

Gilad Harel-Clarinet

Jonathan Keren-Viola, Violin

Salit Lahav-Accordion, Flute

Chen Pepe Meir-Congas, Chekere

Omri Mor-Piano

Yaron Ouzana-Trombone

Amit Sharon-Dohola, Doumbek, Darbuka, Frame Drum

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UPC: 702397832225

Label: Tzadik
Catalog ID: CD-TZA-8322
Squidco Product Code: 19731

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2014
Country: USA
Packaging: Digipack

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"Roberto Rodriguez's dynamic blending of Cuban music with the Jewish tradition has produced some of the most popular and best selling CDs on the Radical Jewish series. Here he turns his brilliant arranging skills and fabulous all-star ensemble to nine beautiful melodies from Zorn's lyrical Book of Angels. Recorded in Israel with some of the strongest musicians out of the exciting Israeli music scene the music is at once familiar and surprising, touching on traditions while bringing them into the 21st century with imagination, wit and a passionate creativity."-Tzadik

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Track Listing:

1. Ananel 5:59

2. Orifiel 2:39

3. Ophaniel 9:43

4. Kidumiel 5:10

5. Nelchael 9:54

6. Psachar 6:51

7. Egrumiel 9:21

8. Zahabriel 5:28

9. Naamah 1:47

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