Mualem, Yinon / Breath
| Album: | Breath | Collection: | World | |
| Artist: | Mualem, Yinon | Added: | Apr 2011 | |
| Label: | Magda Music | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2011-04-17 | Pull Date: | 2011-06-19 | Charts: | Reggae/World |
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| Week Ending: | Jun 19 | Jun 5 | May 29 | May 22 | May 8 | May 1 | Apr 24 |
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| Airplays: | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Sep 01, 2016: | Melange
Ana Behasdeha (I Am At Your Mercy) |
4. | Jun 16, 2011: | Meditrrraneans
Rast Taksim On Oud, Abu (Father) |
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| 2. | May 11, 2015: | Clean Copper Radio
The Sound Of Rhythm |
5. | Jun 02, 2011: | Mediterraneans
Breath (For Dilek) |
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| 3. | Jun 18, 2011: | Music Casserole
Rast Taksim On Oud |
6. | May 26, 2011: | Mediterraneans
Longa Oriental |
Album Review
Abu Ramses
Reviewed 2011-04-07
Reviewed 2011-04-07
Yinon Mualem, Breath (Tinshemi) (Magda Music, 2011)
ALL TRACKS FCC CLEAN Reviewed by Abu Ramses
Yinon Mualem was born in Israel to parents of Iraqi origin. A composer and percussionist (darbuka, def, bendir, Iranian zarb, kanjira -south Indian tambourine- and Gatham -clay pot). In 1998 he began playing the oud and went to study music in Istanbul, where he still lives. He has produced 5 albums of his own compositions, collaborated with prominent Turkish musicians, performed for the Turkish prime minister and as a soloist with the Tekfen Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra, & initiated collaborations between Israeli & Turkish musicians. On the album: Sinan Cem Eroglu (saz, fretless & acoustic guitar, kaval, kopuz); Cenk Erdogan (keyboards, double bass, guitars); Yinon Mualem (vocals, percussion, kalimba); Sumru Agiryürüyen (vocals); Selim Koytak (oud); Hakan Gürbüz (electric bass); Serdar Pazarcioglu (violin); Alper Kiliç (double bass); Dilek Mualem (vocals); Cemil Tatllipinar (electric bass); Vincent Couprie (tabla); Jan Rast Mualem (vocals)
Tracks
I like 1, 2, 8, 9, 10
1. Breath (For Dilek) – slow, kaval (flute) intro, electric guitar backup, Hebrew vocal - 5:17
2. Abu (Father) – Up-tempo, flamenco-klezmer instrumental mashup - 3:21
3. Lonely– Mid-tempo instrumental; flute, oud, guitar, nice violin solo- 3:15
4. Ana Behasdeha (I’m at your mercy) – mid-beat, flamenco guitar intro, then violin, Hebrew vocal by Yinon - 5:09
5. The Sound Of Rhythm – Up-tempo, mainly violin solo, imitates a wailing clarinet; slows at 4:25 to feature percussion & kalimba until reprise - 6:58
6. On The Mountain – Intro Saz and kaval, then droning chorus in back, strings join in towards end - 4:03
7. Alma Ve Lama (A Maiden and why) – guitar & kaval intro, downbeat vocal features vocal by Yinon + female vocal backup with guitar and nay - 4:02
8. Rast Taksim on Oud – mid-tempo oud solo. Rast is a mode, like a major scale. Short but beautiful! - 1:26
9. Rast – All instrumental Oud is featured with flute, guitar, and percussion -3:16
10. Longa Oriental – Loose interpretation of the Longa, an upbeat Middle Eastern instrumental form. Mixed with some blues & flamenco elements - 3:47
11. Small Rast – Slow, baby crying & kalimba with background instruments - 3:29
ALL TRACKS FCC CLEAN Reviewed by Abu Ramses
Yinon Mualem was born in Israel to parents of Iraqi origin. A composer and percussionist (darbuka, def, bendir, Iranian zarb, kanjira -south Indian tambourine- and Gatham -clay pot). In 1998 he began playing the oud and went to study music in Istanbul, where he still lives. He has produced 5 albums of his own compositions, collaborated with prominent Turkish musicians, performed for the Turkish prime minister and as a soloist with the Tekfen Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra, & initiated collaborations between Israeli & Turkish musicians. On the album: Sinan Cem Eroglu (saz, fretless & acoustic guitar, kaval, kopuz); Cenk Erdogan (keyboards, double bass, guitars); Yinon Mualem (vocals, percussion, kalimba); Sumru Agiryürüyen (vocals); Selim Koytak (oud); Hakan Gürbüz (electric bass); Serdar Pazarcioglu (violin); Alper Kiliç (double bass); Dilek Mualem (vocals); Cemil Tatllipinar (electric bass); Vincent Couprie (tabla); Jan Rast Mualem (vocals)
Tracks
I like 1, 2, 8, 9, 10
1. Breath (For Dilek) – slow, kaval (flute) intro, electric guitar backup, Hebrew vocal - 5:17
2. Abu (Father) – Up-tempo, flamenco-klezmer instrumental mashup - 3:21
3. Lonely– Mid-tempo instrumental; flute, oud, guitar, nice violin solo- 3:15
4. Ana Behasdeha (I’m at your mercy) – mid-beat, flamenco guitar intro, then violin, Hebrew vocal by Yinon - 5:09
5. The Sound Of Rhythm – Up-tempo, mainly violin solo, imitates a wailing clarinet; slows at 4:25 to feature percussion & kalimba until reprise - 6:58
6. On The Mountain – Intro Saz and kaval, then droning chorus in back, strings join in towards end - 4:03
7. Alma Ve Lama (A Maiden and why) – guitar & kaval intro, downbeat vocal features vocal by Yinon + female vocal backup with guitar and nay - 4:02
8. Rast Taksim on Oud – mid-tempo oud solo. Rast is a mode, like a major scale. Short but beautiful! - 1:26
9. Rast – All instrumental Oud is featured with flute, guitar, and percussion -3:16
10. Longa Oriental – Loose interpretation of the Longa, an upbeat Middle Eastern instrumental form. Mixed with some blues & flamenco elements - 3:47
11. Small Rast – Slow, baby crying & kalimba with background instruments - 3:29
Track Listing
| 1. | Breath (For Dilek) | 7. | Alma Ve Lama | |||
| 2. | Abu (Father) | 8. | Rast Taksim On Oud | |||
| 3. | Lonely | 9. | Rast | |||
| 4. | Ana Behasdeha (I Am At Your Mercy) | 10. | Longa Oriental | |||
| 5. | The Sound Of Rhythm | 11. | Small Rast | |||
| 6. | On The Mountain | . |