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This album shows Nusrat’s willingness to experiment with his music —to strive for new ideas and to listen to new styles —and to create more contemporary albums that could sit alongside the traditional collection.In their Qawwali performances, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Party already modify their style to suit the audience. The late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is today acknowledged as the great master of Qawwali —the devotional music of the Sufis— who popularised this beautiful and inspirational music beyond Muslim peoples to a worldwide audience and into a whole new musical territory. Khuda Ke Liye Chor Do Ab Ye Parda - Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Qawali (Excerpts from Tumhain Dillagi) Daily Videous.
I miss you terribly when you are away.”These are the only two songs with actual lyrics the rest are classical vocal exercises in which the words have no meaning but are used for the quality of their sound. ‘Tery Bina’ is a romantic song based upon the Qawwali style, in which a lover claims: “I cannot live peacefully without you for even a moment. “I made my own style,” says Nusrat, “We update Qawwali with the times.”The opening song, ‘Mustt Mustt’, draws upon various devotional lyrics about a particular Sufi saint, upon which Nusrat has then improvised.
The project also mixed musicians from different cultures. Everyone was excited— there really was a collaboration and that’s all we could have hoped for…”Instruments from different continents were used, like the big Brazilian drum —the surdu, and the Senegalese djembe, alongside Indian tabla and harmonium, plus bass, keyboards and Michael’s invention, the ‘infinite guitar’. “You have language problems, but in fact you need a very simple vocabulary to talk about music if you’re playing it.” He was surprised by “the mutual enthusiasm of Nusrat and all the musicians. The generic term for them is Tarana, of which there are many different kinds.“Music is an international language,” says Nusrat, pointing out that words are unnecessary to appreciate his music.Producer Michael Brook emphasises that they had no real communication difficulties.
‘The Game’ started from a drum pattern donated by Peter Gabriel. By contrast ‘Avenue’ has everyone playing live. ‘Sea of Vapours’, like other tracks, had the ‘infinite guitar’ added afterwards because of time constraints. ‘Fault Lines’ was changed a lot after it was recorded, with the basic pattern becoming a small part of the track. As Michael points out, “Although it wasn’t painless —it worked.”Different tracks came about in different ways.
“A lot of the tracks were much longer so we shortened things, cut phrases out, moved the voice around, repeated sections and joined sections together.” This is where the only problem arose.‘We made some edits that were not acceptable to Nusrat, because we’d cut a phrase in half —sometimes there were actual lyrics that we made nonsense of,’ says Michael. The palette he has to choose from is mind-bogglingly large.”When the melodic phrase of a Qawwali, or devotional song, is repeated, it conveys the meaning of the accompanying lyrics even when the words are not sung. The whole chorus line fits perfectly and feels very natural. He is an amazing musician. Michael comments, “Nusrat liked the challenge of that.
Engineered by David Bottrill. JeromeAll songs by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (published by WOMAD Music Ltd) except A3, B2, B5 by Michael Brook (published by Opal Music) B3 by Michael Brook and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan A4 by Robert Ahwai, Michael Brook, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Darryl Johnson and James Pinker (published by Opal Music /WOMAD Music Ltd).Produced by Michael Brook. Drawn from interviews by Helen M.
Mixed by Michael Brook and David Bottrill except track 11 mixed by Massive Attack.
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