Chaskinakuy
Cosecha
© 1993 Chaskinakuy (783707159003)
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"Cosecha" delivers an Andean harvest of compelling melodies and infectious rhythms played on a wide array of native flutes, strings and drums by multi-instrumentalists Edmond Badoux and Francy Vidal.
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- 1 Armay Chischi
- 2 Avecilla
- 3 A Ti Cerrenita
- 4 El Pajonal
- 5 Chacarera del Olvido
- 6 Tunda, Tunda
- 7 Pampa Lirima
- 8 Toque de Clarin
- 9 Tres de Mayo
- 10 Pensando en Ti
- 11 Altu Mamay
- 12 Amor Imposible
- 13 Munaspaja Suyaykuway
- 14 Andina
- 15 Marinera del Lago
- 16 Hermanituchay
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Andean Village Music
"Badoux and Vidal's relaxed and intimate presentation sweeps the audience into a wonderful, mystical trek through time and history. The evening's instrumental and vocal performances were exquisite, elegant and sensual, revealing this couple's love for their work, their immense talent and skill."
Darla Martin-Tucker, El Chicano
San Bernardino, CA
"Listening to 'Cosecha' ... one is struck by the variety of sounds (together the duo play 25 instruments) and the subtly complex interweaving of rhythms. Love songs, courtship dances, agricultural songs and festival themes are blended with neo-traditional originals. All are fascinating and exquisite."
Whitley Setrakian, The Ann Arbor News
Ann Arbor, MI
"What strikes one immediately in their performance is the remarkable mastery they manifest in presenting the traditional instruments and music of the Andes; to the point that we came to forget that neither one is really from the culture that they transmit so well. This explains without a doubt, the time, the patience, and most of all, the passion that Francy and Edmond have invested in the research and study of this ancient tradition."
Alain Macaluso, L'est Vaudois
Montreux, Switzerland
"Their renditions of Andean musics reflect the musicians' wonderful blend, when singing in duet, and their remarkably close attention to every stylistic detail appropriate to the particular regional music: harmonic underpinnings, melodic lines and inflections, vocal tone qualities, phrasing, and rhythmic accentuations."
John M. Schechter, Ph.D.
"Worlds of Music: An Introduction to the Music of the World's Peoples, 4th Edition"