In The Valley of Love and Peace is a musical portrait of both the landscapes and cultural heritage of Bosnia-Herzegovina. Nihad Hrustanbegović has taken the lyricism of nature and the history of the country as a starting point for eight new compositions, expressed on piano and accordion. Created and recorded at the Pavarotti Music Center in Mostar, Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Valley of Love and Peace is inspired by the Neretva River and the medieval Bosnian gravestones called Stecaks. They are known as the silent sleepers and the ambassadors of history and are on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2016. This cultural peculiarity of Bosnia and Herzegovina originated between the 12th and 16th centuries and is found throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Adriatic coast of Croatia, the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro and east of the Drina River in Serbia. The Kingdom of Bosnia with first Bosnian King Tvrtko. One of the symbols and decorations of medieval gravestones is the man with a raised arm and open palm, perhaps in a gesture of loyalty. Fleur-de-Lys, one of the symbols of Bosnia and Herzegovina since 1377, and Katharina the last Queen of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Orient and Sephardic heritage. City of Mostar and the Old and New Bridge.
Medieval Tombstones 3.17 In The Valley of Love and Peace 4.41Orient has come 3.51 Fleur de lys 5.46 Between heaven and earth 3.51 The End of Old Bridge 4.28 Birth of New Bridge 2.19 Mostar 4.45 Total time: 33 min Music Genre: Cinematic Soundscapes of Medieval, Orient, Sephardic, Cross- over and the classical music.
In The Valley of Love and Peace
