Hasan Isakkut
Kibar
© 2005 Hasan Isakkut (ASCAP) (837101064446)
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With his debut solo CD "KIBAR" composer/kanunist/violinist Hasan Isakkut presents a stunning instrumental program of original compositions which evoke moods of the Middle East, jazz, new age, and classical music.
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Hasan Isakkut
Hasan was first exposed to music by his family. He started to play violin and kanun at the age of 8. He came to NY in 1989. As a composer and multi-instrumentalist he worked with Brian King, Omer Faruk Tekbilek, Simon Sahin and Richie Havens.
His song "I Love You" was included in the famous CD Buddha Bar Volume 2.
"Kibar" is his first solo recording.
With his debut solo CD "KIBAR" composer/kanunist/violinist Hasan Isakkut (Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Simon Shaheen, Richie Havens) presents a stunning instrumental program of original compositions which evoke moods of the Middle East, jazz, new age, and classical music. He is joined by Ara Dinkjian (Night Ark) on oud and keyboard, as well as River Guerguerian (Ziggy Marley, Gipsy Kings) on percussion.
"The music of "Why" it sounds like a moan.
It is a subject Hasan Isakkut (salterio) on a loving separation.
He is very deep and spiritual.
Yes, because it is asking God what I can do?"
Omar Faruk Tekbilek's new album Tree of Patience - Interview in Spain
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Presented by composer, kanunist, and violinist, Hasan Isakkut, "Kibar" beautifully blends and juxstaposes colors, styles, voices and visions from all over the globe while traveling though genres as diverse as new age, classical and jazz. Assembling a varied and distinctive combination of ingredients such as rich, jazzy keyboards, downtempo beats that bring in a sense of the contemporary urban pop scene, and directing it with his compelling, emotional and penetrating solo performances, the album does a remarkable job of drawing the listener in and maintaining relaxed interest through striking yet entrancing characters and imagery. A noteworthy fusion of traditional and modern music practices, making the most of each perspective.