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Barana Trio

(LopLop; Llr 22, 2007)

The Rose and the Nightingale has been a recurrent theme in Oriental poetry for centuries: the impossible love of a beautiful singing bird for a beautiful flower with nasty thorns. This theme is interpreted both serious and playful by Baraná Trio.

‘Real melting pot music’ (NRC), ‘Fantastic blend of world and jazz’ (Moors Magazine), ‘The music makes you intense happy’ (Trouw).

Steven Kamperman – clarinet , alto clarinet, melodica • Behsat Üvez – baglama, cura, percussion, voice • Bart Lelivelt – accordeon

Keten Gömlek Türküsü, composition Behsat Üvez and Steven Kamperman

Bir Firtina, traditional

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City Maps "Clarinet player and composer Steven Kamperman is an adventurer who never loses track. His music often departs from a clear starting point, but that surely doesn't mean that the road and the final destination are already familiar territory. City Maps perfectly fits that approach, and once again, it is 'spot on'. De busy city, the multicultural city, the enigmatic city: Kamperman brings everything to life with his (almost) drumless quartet. And what a good idea, leaving out the drums; it adds breathing space to the music!" - Trouw, Mischa Andriessen
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