Munadjat Yultchieva & Ensemble Shavkat Mirzaev - Uzbekistan: A Haunting Voice mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Ensemble – Ensemble Shavkat Mirzaev
• Producer – Razia Sultanova
• Vocals – Munadjat Yultchieva

Notes

Ensemble Shavkat Mirzaev:
Shavkat Mirzaev: rubab, musical director
Shurat Razzakov: dutar, tanbur
Ahmadan Dadaev - gidjak

Guest musicians:
Malika Ziaeva: dutar
Timur Mahmudov: chang
Hodjimurad Safarov: doira
Sabir Abdullaev: kanun
Erkin Hujamberdyev: nay
Ikram Matanov: qoshnay

Recorded at the Studio Of Uzbek State Committee Of Radio and Television, Tashkent April/May 1997.
Track 1 was originally recorded in February 1997 for the compilation "Sufi Soul/Echos du paradis" (Network 26.982)

Barcodes

• Barcode: 7 85965 11162 5
• Label Code: 6759

Album

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