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Hossein Omoumi
Persian Classical Music
Genre: International Music

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. Zarbi
2. Dar?mad, Chak?vak, Neyd?vud
3. B?vi
4. Bid?d, Tarz, Leyli-O Majnun
5. R?z-O Ni?z
6. Nafir-O Farang, Nowruz-E Sab?, Nowurz-E Kh?r?, 'Ashir?n, Bakhti?ri
7. Reng-E Farah, Reng-E Hom?yun
8. Pishdar?mad, Dar?mad
9. Chup?ni, S?rang
10. Zarbi
11. Deylam?n, S?rang
12. Reng-E Dashti
13. Pishdar?mad - Hossein Omoumi, Omoumi, Hossein
14. Dar?mad - Hossein Omoumi, Omoumi, Hossein
15. Khar?m?n
16. Z?bol
17. Zarbi
18. Muyeh, Hes?r, Mokh?lef
19. Zarbi-E Mokh?lef and Mansuri
20. Zanguleh
21. Tasnif-E S?reb?n

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CD Details

All Artists: Hossein Omoumi
Title: Persian Classical Music
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Nimbus
Genre: International Music
Styles: Middle East, Iran
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 083603535926

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CD Reviews

The ney is the most haunting instrument.

robfox | 10/09/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"It is also one of the oldest, dating to Egyptian times, and apparently very difficult to play. The pieces here are short but the album flows along like a warm breeze over the land. This is secretive music, with many hidden dimensions which lead the listener to unsuspected places of thought and experience. Sparse, yet sophisticated."

Not the Best

Ancient Studies | 09/01/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"The below reviewer is wrong: They ney is much older than the "Egyptian Times." It is not an Egyptian instrument either; nor is it Arabic. It is 100% Persian as is the name "ney." It existed in Iran at least 3000 years BC. Anyway, Omoumi's style is a bit dry. You can hear him "poofing" his breath into the instrument as if there were hair stuck on his mouth. I know other artists who aviod that style of playing, and it is much more satisfying. And the zarbi pieces are not as fast as they ought to be. The sound quality of the CD is not exellent either."

Great work

Art Lover | 02/24/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"You only have to listen to this CD once to fall in love with it.
This is a must own regardless on what taste you have."