[TR24][OF] Ibrahim Maalouf - Levantine Symphony No. 1 - 2018 (Contemporary Jazz, World Fusion)

foobar2000 1.4 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1
log date: 2018-09-14 18:37:08
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Analyzed: Ibrahim Maalouf / Levantine Symphony No. 1
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DR         Peak         RMS     Duration Track
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DR11      -0.83 dB   -19.11 dB      0:58 01-Prelude
DR6       -0.75 dB    -9.49 dB      5:20 02-Overture
DR10      -0.83 dB   -13.97 dB      0:56 03-Theme 1
DR6       -0.67 dB    -9.23 dB      5:38 04-Movement I
DR10      -0.83 dB   -14.70 dB      0:56 05-Theme 2
DR8       -0.64 dB   -11.07 dB      4:29 06-Movement II
DR6       -0.76 dB   -11.58 dB      3:12 07-Movement III
DR5       -0.80 dB    -8.67 dB      0:57 08-Theme 3
DR7       -0.70 dB   -11.13 dB      4:33 09-Movement IV
DR6       -0.73 dB    -9.23 dB      3:42 10-Movement V
DR10      -0.83 dB   -14.50 dB      1:19 11-Theme 4
DR9       -0.71 dB   -12.04 dB      6:25 12-Movement VI
DR10      -1.99 dB   -15.34 dB      0:55 13-Theme 5
DR11      -1.21 dB   -18.14 dB      2:35 14-Movement VII
DR10      -2.94 dB   -17.41 dB      1:28 15-Epilogue
DR5       -0.55 dB    -6.68 dB      1:50 16-Final
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Number of tracks:  16
Official DR value: DR8
Samplerate:        96000 Hz
Channels:          2
Bits per sample:   24
Bitrate:           3069 kbps
Codec:             FLAC
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Heralded by The New York Times as a "virtuoso of the quarter-tone trumpet," Maalouf gracefully marries musical traditions from his native Lebanon and his adopted France, blending Levantine melodies with modern jazz improvisations. In 2016, he performed at the Lincoln Center, alongside pianist Frank Woeste, saxophonist Mark Turner, bassist Larry Grenadier, and drummer Clarence Penn, in an unforgettable tribute to Oum Kalthoum, the legendary Egyptian vocalist.
Performing with Maalouf this evening is the Free Spirit Symphony Orchestra conducted by Michael Rossi, the National Children's Chorus, and the pianist Ji.
The New Levant Initiative commissioned Levantine Symphony N°1 to celebrate the vibrant and shared identity of the Levant. Maalouf describes this musical composition as an ode to the Levant. With his new work, Maalouf weaves together the threads that bind the people of the Levant together not only in music and poetry, but also in a shared collective identity and memory, with the hope that a progressive and integrated new Levant will thrive once again.