Komplettes MP3 Album von Zulal
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Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2004-09-27
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Zulal, meaning clarity, is an Armenian a cappella trio whose original arrangements pay tribute to Armenia’s folk roots while forging imaginative harmonies that add a fresh energy to traditional repertoire.

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Zulal is an Armenian a cappella folk trio comprised of three women: Teni Apelian, Yeraz Markarian, and Anaïs Tekerian. Keeping to the folk tradition, Zulal writes its arrangements in an organic style, using the simplicity of voice to capture the heart of Armenia’s rural music.

In less than three years, Zulal has developed a solid performance record including a coast-to-coast U.S. tour, an audition for Cirque de Soleil, nominations for "Best Folk/World Song" at the 2004 Annual Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards and "Best Folk/World Album" at the 2005 Annual Contemporary A Cappella Recording Awards. This year, Zulal won two awards, "Best Vocal Traditional" and "Best Newcomer" at the 2005 7th Annual Armenian Music Awards.

The vocal trio has collaborated with producer J. Armen (Armen J. Meschian, www.jarmen.net) and painter/live-illustrator Kevork Mourad (www.kevorkmourad.com) to create this enhanced CD, which includes: performance video, weblinks, English translations of songs, and 12 audio tracks.

Upcoming performances include New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. For more information and tour dates, visit www.zulal.org.


"Within two weeks of being added to the CD Baby database, which now stands at over 73,000 artists, this compelling vocal trio has already become a best-seller. Featuring their original a cappella arrangments of Armenian vocal folk music, Zulal, meaning "clarity," is most appropriately named as they are to be commended for their tight, on-point vocal harmony -- the brightness, precision and uncompromised musicality of their performances is evident from start to finish. Presenting songs that explore and convey the sounds of longing, celebration, struggle, desire and reverie, they pay tribute to their motherland’s traditions while still bringing a renewed, inventive approach."
-Tamara Turner, CD Baby