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l'empreinte digitale
Please note!
Most of our CDs have been imported from Europe or Asia. They are not all shrink-wrapped, and I am not going to con you by wrapping them here just to make you think they have been sterilized in America. I guarantee that the CDs and the contents are all brand new and in perfect condition. Whenever I can, I use recycled shipping materials. They may not look as pretty on the outside, but they save money and keep the trash dumps a little bit emptier.
Thanks- Cliff, cdRoots
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l'empreinte digitale
Jardin Ottoman - Ottoman Garden - Burhan Ocal
$11.99
(cdRoots# hm-ocal)
(CUT OUT) - A solo set of songs for tanbur and voice
Sabil - Georges Kazazian
$11.99
(cdRoots# hm-sabil)
(CUT OUT) Georges Kazazian is an oud player skilled in both classical and popular Egyptian music. Sabil explores both the traditional and the new, mixing genres and instruemnts like with cello, arghoul (a double reed bamboo instrument), flute, kanoun, trumpet and other unexpected additions.
Enamorada Madalena - Patrick Vaillant, Renat Sette and Bijan Chemirani
$14.99
(cdRoots# led-13081)
Popular religious songs from Provence, France
Eos - Bijan Chemirani
$14.99
(cdRoots# led-13147)
Bijan Chemirani, scion of one of Iran's most famous musical families, began his professional career while still in secondary school. His subtle percussion has graced the works of several traditional CDs recorded in France by l'empreinte digitale. Eos offers a program of music fusing Persian tradition with cross-cultural Middle Eastern and European sounds. With Pierre Ruiz, guitar; Henri Tournier, flute; Loy Ehrlich, kora; with Manu Théron, Keyvan Chemirani and Stelios Petrakis.
Microkosmos - Ross Daly
$MP3-only
(cdRoots# led-13162)
Crete's master of the Lyra returns in 2004 with a remarkable and criticaly acclaimed recording that brings together a global cast of musicians including Balake Sissoko (kora), Kelly Thomas (lyra), Bijan Chemirani (percussion - zarb and daf) and Pedro Estevan (bendir).
Akri Tou Dounia (On the Edge of the World) - Stelios Petrakis
$14.99
(cdRoots# led-13169 )
Stelios Petrakis, lyra, laouto / Xylouris / Stavrakakis / Daly / Chemiran
Napoli Mediterranea - Pietra Montecorvino
$14.99
(cdRoots# led-13172 )
(Back in stock) Produced by Eugennio Bennato, this Neopolitan singer offers a rich look at the music of Naples and the Mediteranean. Neither strictly folk nor overtly 'pop,' they skirt a lot of boundaries seeking a new context for the old musical styles.
Da lontano - Eugenio Bennato
$14.99
(cdRoots# led-13174)
Taranta power returns on this 2005 release by one of Italy's best-known roots innovators. The band is, as always, stellar: Bennato on vocals, mandola and classical guitar with Erasmo Petringa, cello, lute, mandolincello and guitar; M'barka Bentaleb, vocals and percussions; Zaina Chabane, vocals; Roberto Menonna, guitare battente and vocals.
Neroitalia - Pino de Vittorio
$14.99
(cdRoots# led-13183 )
Terres du Sud - Provence Gacha Empega / Thierry Corrillon and Ensemble en prals (2 CDs) - Gacha Empega / Thierry Corrillon and Ensemble en prals
$14.99
(cdRoots# led-13184 )
Hallel/Cham'a (2 CDs) - Naguila / Bnet Marrakech
$19.99
(cdRoots# led-13185 )
Dimotika / Cinq Souvenirs Involuntaires - Alexandros Markeas
$14.99
(cdRoots# led-13206 )
Taximi Calvo, bouzouki; Tresallet, viola; Veyrier, cello; Soccoja, mezzo and the Ensemble Ars Nova
Hayam Hagadol (The Great Sea) - Naguila
$14.99
(cdRoots# led-13210)
2005 recording by the Sephardo-Andalusian ensemble Naguila. Cantor André Taïeb and singers Fouad Didi and Mohammed Zeftari perform music influenced by the art of the malouf of Constantine and the Sephardic tradition, and of the songs from the musical tradition of Granada. The musicians are André Taïeb, vocals; Mohammed Zeftari, violin and vocals; Fouad Didi, oud and vocals; Pierre-Luc ben Soussan, darbouka and daff.
...chante Marina Tsvetaeva - Elena Frolova
$18.99
(cdRoots# led-13212)
The Russian singer and guitarist carries on the tradition of singing works by the great names of Russian poetry with personal, evocative interpretations of the poems of Soviet dissident poet Marina Tsvetaeva.
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