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The Green Vine
35th Parallel
With a style of music they call "MediterrAsian jazz", 35th Parallel blends global musical forms with flavors of ambient soundscapes and modern electronics.
Collection Contents
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Eracinos | 2:09 | Play |
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Io | 7:22 | Play |
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Armenian Wedding Dance | 4:08 | Play |
| 4 |
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Kele Kele | 1:54 | Play |
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The Green Vine | 6:32 | Play |
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Folk Tune | 2:12 | Play |
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Crabwalk Often? | 4:02 | Play |
| 8 |
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Song for Ringo | 7:29 | Play |
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Dubh | 4:38 | Play |
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Lunar | 5:07 | Play |
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Naghma | 4:05 | Play |
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Oud Solo | 2:15 | Play |
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Mehfil | 2:26 | Play |
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And the Sky Was | 19:08 | Play |
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Description
"Each of the 14 instrumental tunes here is a thing of breathtaking beauty... seductive from the first note to the last."
- Seven Days - Burlington, VT
One of the "Top 10 Vermont CDs of 2003".
- Burlington Free Press & Seven Days
"The Green Vine ... is among the finest New England-connected albums of 2003."
- New England Music Scrapbook
"An instrumental collage of far-away places, sunny exuberance, and quiet introspection."
-Portsmouth Times
35th Parallel's name is inspired by the latitudinal line running through the regions from which they draw their music: the Middle East, North India, North Africa, the Mediterranean, and the United States.
With primary instrumentation of Middle Eastern oud and Indian tabla, 35th Parallel also finds its voice in a wide range of instruments including bouzouki, acoustic guitar, jaw harp, didjeridoo, and assorted percussion. The use of looping devices and other technology introduces a diversity of sonic textures into their live performances and provides a backdrop for the group's musical explorations.
35th Parallel performs throughout the Northeastern United States, presenting concerts, lecture/demonstrations, and participating in school artist-in-residence programs.
Their first album, The Green Vine, was released in October of 2003.
Mac Ritchey - oud, electric oud, bouzouki, acoustic guitar, didjeridoo, ambiosmic soundscapes, gongs
Gabe Halberg - tabla, pakhawaj, tar, percussion, gongs, tamboura, sonicare