A Chant of Bamboo

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Peeter Vähi's "A Chant of Bamboo," a live album that beautifully showcases the composer's unique ability to blend traditional and contemporary sounds. Released on April 7, 2006, under Estonian Record Productions, this 48-minute journey is a testament to Vähi's innovative arrangements and his mastery of various instruments.

The album opens with the enchanting "A Chant of Bamboo," a piece arranged for bamboo flute, percussion, and string orchestra, which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Vähi's "Forty-Two," arranged for oboe and chamber orchestra, follows, showcasing his ability to create intricate and engaging compositions. The "White Concerto," arranged for guitar and orchestra, is a standout track that highlights Vähi's talent for blending different musical styles.

"Mystical Uniting," arranged for flute, violin, guitar, two tānpūrās, and strings, is a mesmerizing piece that encapsulates the essence of Vähi's music. Each track on "A Chant of Bamboo" is a testament to Vähi's ability to create music that is both innovative and deeply rooted in tradition. This album is a must-listen for anyone interested in contemporary classical music and the unique sound of Peeter Vähi.