Eastern Hora, by Shtreiml

Eastern Hora

by Shtreiml

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1.	Grand Theft Stutinki 02:47	buy track
2.	Chassidl pour les Bâtards 05:09	buy track
3.	Çiftetelli 05:31	buy track
4.	Abou Khalil’s 04:01	buy track
5.	Rayrus Spielt 04:34	buy track
6.	A Saturday Evening Blues 03:42	buy track
7.	The Old Mill 02:29	buy track
8.	Eastern Hora 03:57	buy track
9.	Waltz Azoi 05:03	buy track
10.	Lullaby for Halleli 02:51	buy track
11.	After Party Freilach 04:55	buy track

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Eastern Hora is an enchanting and ornate collection of original music rooted in both the Eastern European Jewish and Ottoman traditions. Brimming with roots-rock sensibilities, this is decidedly new shtetl music, but the group’s deft arrangements, odd rhythms and dextrous improvisations will leave you with images of the Bosphorus at sunset.

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released January 15, 2014

Musicians: Thierry Arsenault (drums), Ismail Fencioglu (oud), Joel Kerr (bass), Rachel Lemisch (trombone), Jason Rosenblatt (harmonica, keys)

Additional Musicians: Craig Pedersen (trumpet on tracks 4 & 10), Tevet Sela (sax on tracks 3 & 10), Adam Stotland (guitar on track 4)
Avi Fox-Rosen (guitar on tracks 2 & 10), Ziya Tabassian (percussion on track 6)

Produced by Jason Rosenblatt
Recorded by Paul Johnston at Studio 451. Verdun, QC.
Mixed and mastered by Paul Johnston at PJ Studios. Montreal, QC
Art and design by Jacob Aspler

All songs by Israel Jason Rosenblatt. © 2011, 2014 Israel Jason Rosenblatt. All rights reserved (SOCAN).

Except Çiftetelli by Ismail Hakki Fencioglu. © 2014 Ismail Hakki Fencioglu. All rights reserved (SOCAN).
Copyright © 2014 I.J. Rosenblatt. All Rights Reserved. Made in Canada

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Jason Rosenblatt (Shtreiml and more) Montreal, Québec

Composer, producer, pianist and harmonica player Jason Rosenblatt is one of the world’s foremost innovators in diatonic harmonica technique. His performance on the unassuming instrument has helped to open new musical ground for the instrument long associated with “the blues,” into art forms as diverse as jazz, bluegrass, Klezmer and Turkish music. ... more