Solyma

Solyma

Solyma est le titre d'un album de musique new-age sorti à la fin des années 1990.

Conjuguant sonorités médiévales de source latines et orientales, cet album peut-être affilié à son contemporain Era.

Solyma est composé de six solistes chantant en quatre langues: Hébreu, Latin, Grec et Arabe.

Discographie

  • (1999)
  1. "Solyma (Jerusalem)"
  2. "Ante Solem"
  3. "Ad Me Veni"
  4. "Tres Armenii"
  5. "Karamane"
  6. "Dormire"
  7. "Laïla Leil"
  8. "Propheta"
  9. "Terra Fidelis"
  10. "Tres Armenii (remix)"
  11. "Memoria"
  12. "Solyma (Jerusalem) (remix)"

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