Ballaké Sissoko - Vincent Segal - Chamber Music flac album

Chamber Music is an album by Ballaké Sissoko and Vincent Segal. It was released in 2009 by the French label No Format! and in 2011 by the . label Six Degrees Records. The result of a close collaboration between the two friends and musicians, it melds Sissoko's traditional kora playing with Segal's trip hop infused approach to the classical cello. Chamber Music has been described as a work of quiet beauty and soulful simplicity.

But Chamber Music is actually an album of traditional African music, albeit traditional African music with Euro-classical overtones at times. The main participants are Malian kora player Ballaké Sissoko and French cellist Vincent Segal, who form an acoustic duo. On some selections, they are joined by additional participants; for example, Malian-born singer Awa Sangho joins them on "Regret - A Kader Barry.

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Composed By – Ballaké Sissoko (tracks: 1, 3, 4, 7 to 10), Vincent Segal (tracks: 2, 5, 6). Executive Producer – Laurent Bizot. Executive Producer – Thibaut Mullings. Idiophone – Fassery Diabaté (tracks: 3). Idiophone – Demba Camara (tracks: 6, 7). Kora – Ballaké Sissoko. Lead Vocals – Awa Sangho (tracks: 7).

Chamber Music is a collaboration between Ballake Sissoko, who plays the traditional kora, a lute-harp from Mali, and Vincent Segal, the French cellist who plays for the trip-hop band Bumcello. It is also, quite simply, one of the most elegant and beautiful recordings of world music in recent years. At a time when cross-cultural music has tended toward highly-caffeinated electric pop and dance music, Sissoke and Segal remind us that there is room and maybe even a need for a quieter, more refined world music.

When Ballake Sissoko and Vincent Segal released their first collaborative album, Chamber Music, they caught the music world by surprise. Everything about this duo was unexpected: the Malian master of the traditional harp, or kora; the French cellist with the unlikely background in trip-hop; and the elegant, soulful music they made together. The album appeared on numerous best-of lists in both Europe (in 2009) and North America (in 2011). Musique de Nuit refines their approach: where Chamber Music included several guests, most of this album consists solely of duets – though your ears may tell you different. Much of this is due to Segal’s inventive cello playing, which can provide a percussive groove in the lilting opener Niandou or imitate the njarka, the Malian fiddle, in Balazando. The seamless way that he moves from one sound to another gives the illusion of several musicians playing at once.

Personnel: Ballake Sissoko: kora; Vincent Segal: cello; Awa Sanagho: vocal (7); Mahamadou Kamissoko: ngoni (3); Fassery Diabate: balafon (3); Demba Camara: bolon (2, 8, 10), karignan (6, 7). Title: Chamber Music Year Released: 2011 Record Label: Six Degrees Records. Musique De Nuit by James Nadal. Six Degrees Records 2015.