Kamancello Toronto, Ontario
Kamancello, comprised of Shahriyar Jamshidi, kamanche (Persian spike-fiddle) and Raphael Weinroth-Browne, cello, is an East-meets-West duo that blurs musical genre conventions and cultural boundaries with their highly evocative improvised performances.
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My Sunset-Land ROJAVA
by Shahriyar Jamshidi
On Shahriyar's brand new solo kamanche album, he deploys both passionate virtuosity and evocative lamentations, using his instrument to recount the tale of a nomad from Kurdistan.
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Worlds Within
by Raphael Weinroth-Browne
Kamancello cellist Raphael Weinroth-Browne’s haunting and otherworldly debut solo album, a 40-minute composition divided into 10 movements.
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Through Darkness Into Light
by The Visit
Raphael's genre-defying cello/voice duo. This full-length debut combines classical chamber music with the intricacy of Middle Eastern and Persian music and the emotional and rhythmic weight of metal.
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We recently had a death of a well liked tenant in the rooming house that I run in Gastown, Vancouver. While waiting for the coroner to arrive, I played Woodfall for the police, who were in attendance and my other tenants. The officers inquired about the music, and we had a good conversation about the band Musk Ox, and where they were from, and where they could find their music, on Bandcamp. It was a beautiful choice of music for the send-off of an old friend.
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supported by 27 fans who also own “To Mourn”
The whole album is great, the end though is just phenomenal.
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The expansive new album from Spanish, Iranian and Afghan trio Badieh is both haunting and irresistibly melodic.
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