Le Voyage De Sahar

Album Description

Anouar Brahem's exquisite album, Le Voyage De Sahar, is a masterful blend of emotionally powerful compositions and innovative reinterpretations of his most beloved pieces. Recorded in February 2005 at the Auditorium Radio Svizzera in Lugano, this ECM Records release showcases Brahem's skill as a Tunisian oud player and composer.

Featuring persuasive new works, Le Voyage De Sahar also presents fresh approaches to three of Brahem's most requested compositions: "Vague", "E la nave va", and "Halfaouine". The album's tracklist, including "Sur le fleuve", "Les jardins de ziryab", and "Eté andalous", demonstrates Brahem's ability to craft serene and beautiful music that transports listeners to a world of tranquillity.

With a duration of 1 hour and 3 minutes, Le Voyage De Sahar is a carefully curated collection of sounds that will guide you through a sonic landscape of elegance and refinement. Released on 24 February 2006, this album has become a standout in Brahem's discography, and its beauty and serenity continue to captivate audiences. Anouar Brahem's Le Voyage De Sahar is a must-listen for those who appreciate intricate and emotionally resonant music.

February 24, 2006

℗ 2006 ECM Records GmbH, under exclusive license to Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin

About Anouar Brahem

Anouar Brahem, born in 1957 in Tunis, is a virtuoso on the Arabic oud and a renowned composer, celebrated for his profound musical explorations. Beginning his musical journey at the tender age of ten, Brahem studied at the Tunis Conservatory and later became a disciple of a notable master, honing his skills on the oud. His compositions often draw inspiration from the rich poetic traditions of the Arab world, as seen in his album "Souvenance," which delves into the multifaceted nature of revolution through poetic music. Brahem's latest project, "After the Last Sky," set for release in 2025, continues his legacy of blending deep emotional resonance with intricate musical craftsmanship. His work transcends mere performance, offering a journey through the heart of Arabic musical heritage and contemporary expression.