Azarashvili/ Suleiman/ Issakadze - Days Go ByCelebrated Georgian composer Vaja Azarashvili is part of the generation that emerged during the Soviet era in the 1960s, becoming one of the country's most significant pioneers in the idiom of classical music and bringing international recognition to it's contemporary musical heritage. Azarashvili's intensely lyrical musical language is elegantly represented in this collection of his complete works for cello and piano, including his transcriptions of

James "Mtume" Foreman on percussion

Both pieces incorporate broad spectrums of modernist musical language and styles

casting aside the occasional pomp and image-first angle that was emanating across the ocean

the musical salon emerged as a vehicle for virtuoso performers who encapsulated the romantic ideals of enhanced emotional subjectivity and greater artistic individuality

That reflective

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a contrast from their early R&B years and their psychedelic years

surnai (shawm)

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