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Kayhan Kalhor - The Sky Is The Same Colour Everywhere
The Sky Is The Same Colour Everywhere
Artist: Kayhan Kalhor
Format: CD

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Label: REAL WORLD
Rel. Date: 05/05/2023
UPC: 884108009444

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DISC: 1

1. Wayfarers of the Legends
2. The Path of No Return
3. Stay Here
4. Joyful Sun
5. I'm Speaking to You
6. Whereto
7. Anywhere That Is Not Here
8. Is Anyone There?
9. The Sky Is the Same Colour Everywhere

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Kayhan Kalhor and Toumani Diabaté are both well-known soloists in their own right, but this duo recording is something special taking us on an improvisational musical journey into new landscapes. "It's like this music was already there waiting for us," says Toumani. "And it's like the two of us knew each other before - in another life." Kayhan Kalhor, from Iran, is the leading player of the kamancheh, the Persian spike fiddle. Played kneeling down, Kayhan says it's "like riding a wild horse". It has four strings played with a short bow. He's collaborated with Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Ensemble, Kronos Quartet, Shujaat Khan, Erdal Erzincan, the Rembrandt Trio and many others. Toumani Diabaté, from Mali, is likewise the leading player of the West African kora, a 21-string harp-lute and a sublime creation of gourd, cow skin and fishing line. He's won three Grammys and recorded with Ballaké Sissoko, Taj Mahal, Ali Farka Touré, Björk and the London Symphony Orchestra. The duo originally performed together, with minimal preparation, at the Morgenland Festival in Osnabrück, Germany in September 2016. A short European tour followed this album was then recorded in Paris after the final concert in Brussels. "The qualities of minimalism and trance that I like in Persian music are also there in Toumani's," says Kayhan. "That's how I like to think and tell a story. That quality in African music has always attracted me and I think Toumani does that really well."