Mark Eliyahu

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Humbleness 04:08 Tools
Journey 04:22 Tools
Journey - Mahmut Orhan Remix 04:22 Tools
Drops 03:37 Tools
Prayer 02:19 Tools
I Shall Wait "In The Still Watches Of Night, For You" 00:00 Tools
Through Me 00:00 Tools
Prayer (Piris Eliyahu) 05:55 Tools
Coming Back 04:31 Tools
Lion Of Judea 00:00 Tools
Tribe 00:00 Tools
Nostalgy 00:00 Tools
Brothers Getting Together 00:00 Tools
Gulbahar 00:00 Tools
Chant To The Observer In Sunset 00:00 Tools
The northern star 00:00 Tools
Let It Go 00:00 Tools
Temptation 00:00 Tools
Ballad for the Weeping Spring 00:00 Tools
Roads 00:00 Tools
Journey (Mahmut Orhan Remix) 00:00 Tools
Night Train 00:00 Tools
The Magnificent Nine 00:00 Tools
Journey (Theatrical Vers) 00:00 Tools
Traveler 00:00 Tools
Flood Dance 00:00 Tools
Longings 00:00 Tools
Caravan 00:00 Tools
Sands 00:00 Tools
Krav Shtiya 00:00 Tools
Shur Ve Habit 00:00 Tools
I will seek for you at dawn 00:00 Tools
The Firebird 00:00 Tools
Impro Esfahan 00:00 Tools
Journey (Mehmet Gulec Remix) 00:00 Tools
Nigun Nava 00:00 Tools
i shall wait 00:00 Tools
Journey (Theatrical Version) 00:00 Tools
In the still watches of night, for You I shall wait 00:00 Tools
Longing 00:00 Tools
Journey (Hakan Akkus & V-Dat Remix) 00:00 Tools
Lion of Juda 00:00 Tools
Impro Isfahan 00:00 Tools
Journey (official video) 00:00 Tools
Neigun Nava 00:00 Tools
Eliyahu 00:00 Tools
Prayer to the observer in sunset 00:00 Tools
Gilbahar 00:00 Tools
I Shall Wait (In The Still Watches Of Night, For You) 00:00 Tools
Sands Journey 00:00 Tools
Eli Eli lama azavtani 00:00 Tools
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Mark Eliyahu is the son of oriental musicologist Piris Eliyahu, which is a musicial as well. Mark playes a caucasian instrument called Kamancha which is a sort of a Violin, with a deep penetration sound. He was born in the region of Dagastan, and grew up in a musical jewish home. In his childhood he studied western classical music yet he also started to learn his music roots, which might be similar to jewish music and turkish music. At the age of 16 encouraged by his parent he went to Greece study with the Master Ross Daly, there he heard the sound of the Kamanche by which he was chanted, and caused him to travel to Azerbaijan and study the Kamanche by the master Adalat Vazirov. at the age of 18-19 (I think) after studying in an art highschool, he managed to move back to azarbeijan in order to study Kamancha music. He stayed there for two years, and as soon as he returned home to israel he composed a play for the Jerusalem theatre and later recieved a position, as a composer, for two international dance groups: Galili Dance in Holland and Gulbenkian Dance in Portugal. Two yeas later after touring the world and recieving awards abord, he returned home once more and found that his family moved to Arad (from Ariel in the center of israel), a southern city in the Judea desert in order to concetrate on music and creation. Mark himself says he loves the desert, and found himself secluding in the desert, playing out of his heard and talking to nature through his Kamancha. He also participated in musical meetings in the caves of Luzit, in the deset, with several other musicians. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.