And sometimes she lets both meet each other forcefully. Still singing? “My hands and my voice are fighting like a married couple, they are jealous of each other". "This album is dedicated to all spritual people" (Aziza Mustafa Zadeh)ģ Uv (Unutma Vjdani) (5:48) - Aliagha VakhidĦ Ayrilik (4:54) Lyrics By - Hodjaty Narimanġ0 Uzun Ince Bir Yoldayim (4:13) Written-By - Aşık Veysel*ġ3 Bach-Zadeh (2:56) - Johann Sebastian Bachġ4 Portrait Of Chopin (5:36) - Frédéric Chopin "Shamans" are very special people, gifted by God.they can see who you are, and heal you in many ways. "Ayrilik" is dedicated in memory of the beatiful Turkish singer, Zeki Müren.
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Mastering and Editing Facilities at "Classic Sound Ltd." Recorded at "Abbey Road Studios", Studio 2, 19-22 June 2001. Producer - Andrew Cornall, Aziza Mustafa Zadeh, Eliza Mustafa Zadeh Piano, Vocals, Composed By, Arranged By - Aziza Mustafa Zadeh It's like I could reach out and touch him." Little surprise that her father is omnipresent in Aziza's work, be it in the form of one of his compositions or in a song dedicated to him. There are times when I give concerts that I feel his presence so strongly, it's almost tangible. Sometimes, it's like his soul is flying around me, you know. Commenting on his death she muses: "For me, my father has never died. A true genius." Vagif continued to influence his daughter beyond his death it seems. He tragically died at the early age of 39 of a heart attack after a performance in Uzbekistan, an event both devastating and strangely motivating for the ten-year old girl: With Vagif's death she not only lost her father but a source of inspiration and a gifted mentor for whose unceasing creativity Aziza continues to have the highest appreciation. Next to God her parents are Aziza's most important musical leaders, especially her father. We had to stay up long hours and even then we recorded for the best part of a month."Īziza started playing the piano when she was 3 years old, gave her first concerts with 14, and won her first international prizes with 17."It would have been a sin not to use this god-given gift," she muses. It took a lot of time to record and the music was very different. In fact, I think I intimidated them a little. Asked whether she was in the least intimidated by the famous lot she replies: "No. The fact that they all came to play her music is not a small achievement for a then 25 year old, not exactly well-known musician. It was in this same self-confident fashion that she would later on recruit Jazz celebrities such as Al Di Meola, Stanley Clarke, Omar Hakim or Bill Evans as supporting guests on her CD Dance of Fire. "I'm sure Bach would have agreed with it," she said with a smirk at an interview. While her all to obvious talent was never under dispute, her handling of musical icons was: neither Aziza's trangressive "additions" to Beethoven Sonatas, nor her improvisations on Bach fugues were very much appreciated.
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She always liked to have things her way, a philosophy that did not necessarily go down well with her teachers at Baku conservatory where she received classical piano training. Not that she would have lost any of her self-determination.
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Still, she came a long way from the headstrong child fascinated by any kind of art-form (be it music, dance or painting, but bored and annoyed by her early musical teachers, who demanded more commitment to her practicing) to the disciplined professional pianist/singer/composer.
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With her father as architect of the Azerbaijani Mugam Jazz Movement, and her mother Eliza Mustafa Zadeh (in Soviet times known as Eliza Khanom), herself a professional singer and one of the first women to sing in the new Mugam Jazz style, it was only a question of when and how Aziza would express her musical heritage, never an if. Mugam, itself a highly improvisational style, refers to a modal system of music of which there exist over 70 types, all defined by their specific pattern of intervals, range, as well as direction of melodic movement and rhythm. King said "people call me the king of the blues, but if I could play the piano like you do, I would call myself God," was a pioneer in as much as he was the first musician to incorporate the traditional music of his homeland, known as "mugam" into popular Western Jazz music. Aziza was born on December 19, 1969, in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, into an immensely musical family: Her father, Vagif Mustafa Zadeh, an established Jazz legend throughout the former USSR, of whom BB.