Bonum Est: a programme on Gregorian Chant. Ancient worlds of improvisation between East and West. With: Ensemble Oni Wytars.
In the 41st episode of Bonum Est you will hear the CD ‘Mediterraneum’ by ensemble Oni Wytars.
A journey alongside the Mediterranean Sea, or, even better, through the Mediterranean Sea. Swimming. The swimmer will hear all kinds of music from the various sides and he improvises to bring them together. The swimmer can be compared with Gregorian Chant, in which the various regions around the Mediterranean Sea have left their traces.
(On picture at the top: 11th century manuscript from Northern Italy)
1. Tre Fontane.
2. Oi Yano Yano.
3. Jalla Man.
4. Firassu In Si B.
5. Quannu Passu.
6. Son Tre Corone.
7. Saltarello.
8. Laudemus Virginem – Bektashi Nefes.
9. Stella Splendens.
10. Isabella.
11. Osman Pasha.
12. Mey Balaban Taksim.
13. Mevlana.
Ensemble Oni Wytars.
CD: ‘Mediterraneum – ancient worlds of improvisation between orient and occident’.
(Deutsche Harmonia Mundi 88697633802, 2010)
