Georgian Polyphony

Georgian polyphony is a rich and ancient musical tradition originating from the Caucasus region, renowned for its intricate vocal harmonies and layered textures. Characterized by three-part harmonies, this genre often features a powerful bass foundation accompanied by a melodic lead voice and a harmonizing middle voice. The music is deeply rooted in Georgia's cultural and spiritual heritage, often performed a cappella and prevalent in both liturgical and secular contexts. Ensembles such as Adilei and The Rustavi Choir showcase the genre's distinctive qualities, displaying its unique blend of emotive intensity and sonic complexity. The polyphonic structure allows for a mesmerizing interplay of dissonance and resolution, creating an evocative and deeply resonant musical experience.

Georgian Traditional Polyphonic Songs

Adilei

Album - 16 Tracks - Released December 20, 2016