Hearts of Space #945 Caressing the Night (05-13-2011) +Covers

Middle Eastern - Relaxation



"Desert lullabies and dreamscapes from the Middle East."
This is the one hour program from Hearts of Space Radio Show for the weekend of May 13, 2011. The music has been split into MP3 songs and the Voice Overs have been suppressed. While the majority of the musical is entirely instrumental, there are some vocal pieces.

Producer Steve Hill shares these insights on the program: "The Iranian expatriate singer AZAM ALI became a mother later in life, which allowed her a mature view of the relationship between mother and child. Singing to her son in the softness of night, she reflected on the role of lullabies as a bridge between generations — and a bridge of understanding between cultures. For lullabies have always been a more than simply a way to induce sleep. A kind of secret language of words and music riding on invisible waves of communication, they reflect the panorama of emotions: joy and sadness, frustration and triumph, pain and pleasure, hope and dreams — and a range of subjects from personal to political."

"On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a collection of Middle Eastern lullabies and dreamy instrumentals expressing love, loss and longing — and touching the heart of compassion — on a program called CARESSING THE NIGHT."

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