Andrea Jakovljević's video: Shubha Mudgal - When I Was

Composed: Shubha Mudgal. Written: Kabir (Traditional India) Vocals: Shubha Mudgal. Keyboards & Programming: Patrick Sebag. Bass: Eyal Mazig. Violin: Keren Tenenbaum, NItzan Kanety, Yael Barulsky, Tali Goldberg. Viola: Yael Patish, Galia Hay. Contrabass: Nir Konforty. Cello: Hila Epstein, Ira Givoli. Drums: Yoav Bunzel Arrangement: Patrick Sebag & Yotam Agam. Strings Orchestration: Eyal Mazig from album No Stranger Here NO STRANGER HERE IS INSPIRED BY THE POETRY OF THE 16TH CENTURY INDIAN POET KABIR FROM THE BHAKTI MOVEMENT (500-1700 AD) THAT SWEPT ACROSS INDIA AS A REBELLION AGAINST RELIGIOUS ORTHODOXY AND CASTE DISTINCTIONS, PROPAGATING PEACE, HARMONY AND LOVE - AN ANCIENT MOVEMENT AS RELEVANT NOW AS IT WAS THEN. EXPRESSED ACROSS TIME BY LOVERS, ARTISTS, SAINTS AND DEVOTEES, HUMANITY IS NO STRANGER TO THE SEARCH FOR HIGHER GROUND, THE ECSTASY AND PAIN OF EARTHLY OR DIVINE LOVE, OF BEING A STRANGER IN A FAMILIAR WORLD, SEEKING SUBLIMATION THROUGH ARTISTIC EXPRESSION. WITH INDIVIDUAL SENSITIVITY, RESPECT AND DEEP ARTISTIC UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR OWN AND DIFFERENT CULTURES, SHUBHA MUDGAL, URSULA RUCKER AND BUSINESS CLASS REFUGEES COME TOGETHER IN DISTINCT DIVERSITY TO UNITE WITH THE TIMELESS, SPIRITUAL VOICE OF HUMANITY. spread the word, spread the love, spred the peace