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| 1. | Transformation of Matter
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| 2. | Spring
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| 3. | Red Orange
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| 4. | Red Orange
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| 5. | Introduction
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| 6. | A Yurt by the Lake
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| 7. | Deep Blue
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| 8. | Temple of Majtreja
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| 9. | Encore; Live at Porgy & Bess
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| 10. | Leaving home
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| 11. | Two Tone Tuaa
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| 12. | Letter 6
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| 13. | Initiation Trio, Part 1
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| 14. | Epilogue
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Jazz / World
The release of this CD marks the 50th anniversary of Sainkho Namchylak, the extraordinary and totally unique artist from Tuva. Nomad is a compilation consisting of 14 songs presenting Sainkho in different contexts from solo to big-band and in different styles of singing accompanied by different sets of musicians. Almost half of the songs have never been released in the West before. Prepare yourself for the most beautiful melodies followed by the most extraordinary sounds which can be produced by the only singer on this planet - Sainkho Namchylak.
Leo Feigin Producer, Compilation
Lora Denis Design
Sainkho Namtchylak celebrated her 50th anniversary in 2007 and, for the occasion, the avant-garde jazz/free improvisation label Leo Records did what probably no one else would have done: release a career-encompassing compilation album. You see, Namtchylak is a highly versatile artist, with activities ranging from extremely abstract experimental music to more straightforward jazz and soothing world music. The woman is well known on the world music circuit for her throat singing, and also respected in free improvisation circles for her use of extended techniques and her collaborations with Evan Parker and the Moscow Composers Orchestra. And most fans of one facet of her work are unaware of her other activities. Nomad brings it all together for a portrait that is still incomplete and imperfect, yet broader and much more representative than anything else on the market. Her worldbeat-type work is represented by three selections from Arzhaana (an album bordering on new age music) and another from the recent release Who Stole the Sky Her jazzier side is highlighted by a marvelous piece from her Leo release Letters and a previously unreleased performance with Daniel Klemmer, Karl Seyer and Uli Soyka. Excerpts from Aura cover her free improvisation activities, here featured in interaction with Peter Kowald, Vladimir Tarasov and Vladimir Volkov. Finally, peppered throughout the track list are short voice solos highlighting her phenomenal vocal technique and range. These are unclassifiable, as they belong as much to traditional Tuvan throat singing than to pure experimental soundmaking. All tracks have been edited into a smoothly flowing, cross-fading suite that makes this aural journey particularly easy to follow and appreciate. A must have for fans curious to know what is happening on the other side of Namtchylak's fence -- and the obligatory starting point for newcomers. ~ Francois Couture, All Music Guide |
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