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Strunz/Farah
"Zona Torrida"
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"Zona Torrida", the 2004 release from acoustic guitar masters Strunz & Farah, feature nine strikingly broad ranging compositions showcasing the expressive guitar artistry that Jorge Strunz and Ardeshir Farah have shared with international audiences. "De Luna" starts off the CD on a Spanish note, the dual-guitar interplay being as strong as ever. "Raiz Y Flor" sports the addtion of Carlitos Del Puerto on upright bass, as more Latin percussion bolsters the furiously played guitar solos. "Kereshmeh", on the other hand, introduces Middle Eastern percussion and tonalities to the world party that Strunz and Farah have thrown for the listener on "Zona Torrida" - yet another standout disc.
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06:29 |
De Luna
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Instrumental
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05:15 |
Raiz Y Flor
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Instrumental
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05:27 |
Atmosfera
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Instrumental
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05:17 |
Zona Torrida
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Instrumental
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03:31 |
Milieu De I'Ete
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Instrumental
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05:19 |
Tone Painting
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Instrumental
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05:47 |
Kereshmeh
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Instrumental
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05:05 |
Centellas
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Instrumental
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05:14 |
Secret Village
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Instrumental
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Jorge Strunz |
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Spanish Guitar, Oud, Guitar Pads, Klon Yao, Production, Engineering, Mixing |
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Ardeshir Farah |
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Spanish & Steel String Guitars, Production, Engineering, Mixing |
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Charlie Bisharat |
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Violin |
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Carlitos Del Puerto |
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Upright Bass |
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Eliseo Borrero |
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Bass |
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Pedro Eustache |
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Flute |
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Jimmy Branly |
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Gome, Clay Drum |
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Joey De Leon |
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Percussion |
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Ramon Yslas |
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Cajon, Cymbals |
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J.A. Racy |
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Nay |
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Souhail Kaspar |
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Middle Eastern Percussion |
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Majeed Ghorbani |
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Darbuka, Zarb, Tambourine |
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Chris Bleth |
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English Horn |
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Cameron Stone |
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Cello |
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Reggie Hamilton |
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Upright Bass |
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Kris Shinn |
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Engineering, Mixing, Cover Art, Photography |
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Kris Solem |
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Mastering |
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Kathlyn Powell |
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Cover Art, Photography, Production Consulting |
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Alan Weissman |
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Photography |
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Naoju Nakamura |
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Photography |
Recorded and mixed at The Queen`s Stables.
Mastered at Future Disc.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
