Daniel Lavoie Tention Attention CD

Tention Attention Music

List Price	$51.99 (You save $8.90)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, French
All Time Sales Rank	571183
CD Universe Part number	2531010
Catalog number	26248
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 25, 2006

Daniel Lavoie Tention Attention Songs

1.	Tension Attention!	$0.99
2.	Ils S'Aiment	$0.99
3.	Qui Va L
4.	Fouquet's	$0.99
5.	Roule Ta Boule	$0.99
6.	Ravi de Te Revoir	$0.99
7.	Mo N'Attend Pas
8.	H
9.	Photo Myst
10.	Long Courrier	$0.99
11.	Bess	$0.99
12.	Ride Sur Ride	$0.99
13.	Assis Entre Deux	$0.99
14.	Pape du Rap	$0.99
15.	Qui Sait?
16.	Jours de Plaine	$0.99
17.	Belle	$0.99
18.	Chanson de La Terre	$0.99
19.	Belle, Pt. 2

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The name might include the word folk, but don't be fooled by that. If you come into this expecting hardcore Armenian acoustic folk music, heavy on the reedy duduk, you're in for a shock. This band, part of the Armenian diaspora based in New York, takes a very broad definition of folk music to include beats, synthesizer, dance, and pop music. And the record is all the better for it. There's still music that passes any definition of folk, like "Bad Days," where gospel touches revive an old song, but you'd better also be prepared for jazz, some sublime vocals -- ranging from the acerbic to the smooth -- and, of course, the duduk (the Armenian national instrument) working through it all. Bandleader Arman Aghajanyan does a great job of marshaling his forces, and walking the fine line between the future and the sensibility of the past. By and large he manages it, although little side trips into jazz don't work too well, and on a couple of occasions the pop sheen is a bit too glossy. But it's something that can easily break out of the ghetto of folk music (and Armenian folk music, at that!) to find a broader acceptance. Not perfect, perhaps, but another example of people reinventing the folk tradition and keeping it a wonderful living, breathing thing. ~ Chris Nickson { the group } Cascade Folk Trio represents the collaboration of three of Armenian music's most talented vocalists, Arman Aghajanyan , Ohanna Mtghyan and Armen Papikyan. Already acclaimed individually as artists, their union has resulted in the creation of one of the most popular musical groups in today's worldwide Armenian Diaspora. The trio, based in New York and Los Angeles, has created a musical force whose chemistry, stage presence, unique image and fresh interpretation of Armenian music have not previously been witnessed in the music world. In 1999, Aghajanyan, Mtghyan and Papikyan joined forces in New York City to form the Trio. They named themselves after their favorite district in their hometown of Yerevan -- Cascade. While Cascade Folk Trio's music can be categorized as folk, all three members have been formally trained in popular and jazz music at Yerevan's College of Jazz and Pop Music. The growth of interest in their more traditional roots began while living in New York. Although receiving inspiration from all the diverse rhythms, melodies and beats of the City, the group found relief for their homesickness through Armenian music. As a result of these two inspirations, Cascade created a unique sound that utilized Jazz, Latin, R&B and Soul Music to illuminate their native Armenian Folk. In essence, they've brought the melodies of their beloved Armenia and set them to the rhythms of the City.

{ the creative process }The trio considers its creative process a collaboration among equals. Based on their overall chemistry and individual talents, each member possesses his/her ...