Ethnic Silhouettes

Embark on a captivating journey through the enchanting compositions of Tsippi Fleischer with her 2001 release, "Ethnic Silhouettes." This album, a fusion of cultural influences and musical prowess, is a testament to Fleischer's unique artistic vision. Released under the Opus One label, the album spans a full hour of intricate and evocative pieces, each telling its own story.

The album opens with "Ethnic Silhouettes: No. 1, Galabi Malan Yumma," setting the stage for a rich tapestry of sounds that weave through the subsequent tracks. Fleischer's compositions, such as "The Gown of Night" and "Souls Consumed," showcase her ability to blend traditional and contemporary elements, creating a sound that is both timeless and innovative. The album's second half, "Four Old Winds," continues this exploration with pieces like "The Goddess Anath" and "Daniel in the Den of Lions," each offering a distinct musical narrative.

Tsippi Fleischer's "Ethnic Silhouettes" is a masterful collection that invites listeners to immerse themselves in a world of sound, where every note and melody is crafted with precision and passion. Whether you're a longtime fan of Fleischer's work or a newcomer to her music, this album promises a rewarding and enriching experience.