Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Teeme Muusikat
One of my favorite records. This little ep might appeal to fans of Carl Orff/Gunild Keetman Schulwerk records, or the Estonian jazz-folk-pop group Collage. A man with a neck beard named Veljo Tormis is at the helm. I don't think the record explicitly follows Orffian principles, but it sounds very similar -- lots of mallet instruments and singing in rounds. Cool medieval Baltic folk for the bellbottom set. Teeme Muusikat translates as something like "let's play music."
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Nice!!! I'm loving ur blog...
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ReplyDeleteTremendous blog you have. I look foRWARD to hearing this, since I rate Tormis highly (I know him in his 'serious' composer mode)
ReplyDeleteOoh, cool. Tormis' epic double album of Baltic folk songs on ECM is a particular favourite.
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Looks interesting indeed, thanks! I'm a big fan of Collage. Will try to check out that ECM release, thanks for the recommendation, Stefan!
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