Bustan Abraham was a critically acclaimed world music ensemble known for blending a multitude of musical traditions to create a harmonious and innovative fusion sound. Formed in Israel in 1991, the group quickly gained recognition for their virtuosic musicianship and their ability to seamlessly integrate elements of Western jazz with Middle Eastern, North African, and Asian musical motifs. Bustan Abraham's diverse lineup boasted members from various cultural and musical backgrounds, including Jews, Arabs, and others, symbolizing not just a melting pot of sound but also a profound message of coexistence and peace through the universal language of music.

Over the course of their career, Bustan Abraham released a number of well-received albums, bridging gaps between different musical genres and cultures. Albums such as "Bustan Abraham," their self-titled debut, set the stage for their innovative sound. Subsequent releases like "Pictures Through The Painted Window" and "Hamsa" showcased their evolving style and continued to captivate listeners worldwide. The group marked their journey with "Ashra (the First Decade Collection)," a special release that celebrated their first ten years of groundbreaking work. Although the band disbanded in 2003, their legacy lived on through live recordings, with "Live Concerts" offering audiences a taste of their dynamic and transcendent live performances, solidifying Bustan Abraham's place in the world music pantheon.

Genres

Arab Folk

Israeli Folk

Latest Release

Live Concerts

Bustan Abraham

Album - 10 Tracks - Released January 1, 2003