Various Artists - Ethiopiques, Vol. 1: Golden Years Of Modern Ethiopian Music - 1969-197 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Golden years of Ethiopian music (1969-75) feat. Mahmoud Ahmed, Alèmayèhu Eshète, Hirut Bèqèlè, Tlahoun Gèssèssè, Tadèlè Bèqèlè, Teéfèri Fèllèqè, Muluqèn Mèllèssè, the Police Orchestra, the Ibex Band, the Police String Orchestra.Inch

Sounding stories of love two of Astor Piazzolla's masterpieces form the setting of this . At the beginning is InchLe Grand TangoInch, truly a Inchgreat tangoInch, which almost seems like a symphonic poem in tango time. It continues with Johanna Doderer (InchBreak on throughInch 2015), Gordon Hamilton (InchRomeo & Juliet in SarajevoInch 2017) and Nikolai Kapustin (InchBurlesqueInch op. 97, InchElegyInch op. 96, InchNearly WaltzInch op. 98). The end of the recording is a prayer of love. Piazzolla's instrumental InchAve MariaInch was written in 1984 as part of the music for the film InchEnrico IVInch based on the play by Luigi Pirandello and was dedicated to the actress Claudia Cardinale. In the film, the sacred song without words sounded in tango form with oboe and piano.

Emptiness, melancholy, nostalgia; doom and gloom, morbid musings; heartache or homesickness such is the stock in trade of the misery and mournful memories expressed by the song Tezeta - Ethiopia's majestic hymn to the blues. Etymologically, the word itself means memory, nostalgia, and several Ethiopian authors have used Tezeta as the title for their memoirs