Jazz Item ID: #1149Melody of Rhythm: Triple Concerto & Music for Trio NOW $0.00
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Tags: album, anyone, bass master, Bela Fleck, Concerto, DescriptionIn, Edgar Meyer, era, Melody, Music, Rhythm, Trio, Triple, triple concerto, zakir hussain Product Information:Album DescriptionIn this era of cookie-cutter, synthetic sounds that can be generated by virtually anyone and everyone, it’s almost impossible to make music that can be instantly recognized as unique and incomparable. To have that music revealed as both groundbreaking and accessible to all is an even rarer occurrence. Banjo legend Bela Fleck, tabla [...] Item Description
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Rating: 5 / 5
This was a gift purchased for my husband, but he and I and our children are really enjoying the CD. We are big Bela Fleck fans!
Rating: 4 / 5
Ok this is no joke. Buy this. Now I’ve listened to all kinds of taste in music but this was a new kind ice cream. Yea you got good taste. Enjoy!!!!!
Rating: 4 / 5
It is excelent. I was surprised by the quality of the music. I recommended the CD.
Rating: 5 / 5
When listening to previous collaborations between Edgar Meyer, Bela Fleck, and whomever else they chose to include in their musical play, I have admired their facility for mixing genres in a tasteful and artful manner.
This time they have gone beyond genre. They don’t just build on the foundations of existing traditions, they bust through them entirely to create something new and spectacularly beautiful.
The inclusion of Zakir Hussein is just one of many strokes of genius. His delicate, complex rhythms, as the title suggests, do form a melodic line, or rather, several polyphonic lines.
What they have done goes beyond my ability to describe. It must be heard.
Rating: 5 / 5