Taking a journey into the mysterious and striking Musical Beauty of The Orient and Balkan.

Hortus Musicus Ensemble
Artistic director – Andres Mustonen

Hortus Musicus Ensemble
Andres Mustonen (violin, artistic leader)
Anto Õnnis (tenor, percussion instruments)
Tõnis Kaumann (baritone, percussion instruments)
Riho Ridbeck (bass, percussion instruments)
Olev Ainomäe (shawms, schalmei, recorders, duduk)
Tõnis Kuurme (curtal, rauschpfeiff, recorders)
Valter Jürgenson (trombones)
Imre Eenma (viola da gamba)
Taavo Remmel (double bass)
Ivo Sillamaa (harpsichord, organ)

Indian raga: “Adi tala”
Yüksel Kip-( Turkey):Cârgah oyun havasi“
Ismail Baha Surelsan-(Turkey): “Acem asiran sarki”
Girifzen Asim Bey- (Turkey): „Sabâ peşrevi“
Farid el Atrache (Egypt): „Kahramana“
Kemāni Hamsa (Turkey): “Saba Mevlānā peşrevi”
Traditional tune from Balkan: „Haitarma“
Armenian liturgical melody from the XVth century: “Hor zham”
Armenian liturgical melody from the XIIIth century: „Amen Hajr Surb“
Traditional Jewish melody: „Lecha dodi“
Traditional Greek melodies: “Io” “Sirto”
Traditional Jewish melodies “A ni tsa me” “Az yashir Moshe”
Jewish melody from Casablanca (Morocco): “Adon haselihot”
(Sephardic melody from Jerusalem): “Ma navu al heharim”
Traditional Bulgarian melodies: “Jove malaj mome” “Dimitija”
Traditional Macedonian melodies: “Tri Godini Kate” “Mashkoto”

Duration- 75 min