Two Roses

Avishai Cohen

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Coming in the form of a beautiful antique pink and dark green 3-shutter digipack and gatefold double LP, ‘Two Roses’ is, in Avishai’s words, “a once in a lifetime project.”

Associating his core trio (Mark Guiliana, Elchin Shirinov) with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra, Avishai Cohen offers a very cinematic project between jazz, Mediterranean folklore and classical music, re-exploring a part of his musical journey.

As well as offering new orchestrations of his most successful works, ‘Two Roses’ also features ‘When I’m Falling’, an original composition showing how far the sound of Avishai Cohen has developed.

The 180g double vinyl edition features two exclusive tracks, including a symphonic version of ‘Seven Seas’, which is one of Avishai’s most beloved compositions.

“For many years I had thought of writing some of my existing music and new compositions for a full orchestra. Though it seemed more like a fantasy for a while, at a certain point it felt like the right time. So I decided to contact some good orchestrators and begin the journey. Diving into the assignment getting deeper and deeper into it and within a few years this incredible body of work was ready to be performed and recorded.

“As soon as we finished recording, it was clear something special had been achieved and now I can’t wait for more.

“Playing and singing with an orchestra is pure magic. I’m feeling very fortunate for this incredible opportunity and wish to thank everyone who is a part of it, especially my manager Ray Jefford who was the main anchor behind this wonderful production.

“Enjoy” – Avishai Cohen

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Track Listings

  1. Almah Sleeping
  2. When I’m Falling
  3. Nature Talking
  4. Song For My Brother
  5. Emotional Storm
  6. Two Roses (Shnei Shoshanim)
  7. Nature Boy
  8. A Child Is Born
  9. Puncha Puncha
  10. Morenika
  11. Seven Seas
  12. Arab Medley
  13. Overture ‘Noam’, Op. 1
  14. Alon Basela

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