Canticorum

Shahbaz Hussain
4:33
Daniel Bath and Shahbaz Hussain released Canticorum in 2012, a 4:33 sitar-tabla fusion blending North Indian classical music with electronic production on Jewels from the Sky.
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About Canticorum

Canticorum is a collaborative composition by sitarist Daniel Bath and tabla player Shahbaz Hussain. The track appears as the opening piece on the album Jewels from the Sky, released on October 9, 2012. The work spans 4 minutes and 33 seconds and adopts a fusion of North Indian classical traditions with contemporary production techniques.

The album Jewels from the Sky was issued in digital media format. No physical label or distributor is documented in available sources. The tracklist and broader artistic direction suggest an emphasis on raga-inspired improvisation, though specific raga or tala frameworks for Canticorum remain unconfirmed in public records.

Daniel Bath contributes sitar performance, while Shahbaz Hussain provides tabla accompaniment. The recording captures a live-studio interplay, with layered textures that blend acoustic instrumentation with subtle electronic processing. The title Canticorum derives from Latin, loosely translating to \"of the songs,\" though its thematic connection to the music is not explicitly detailed by the artists.

Critical reception and commercial performance of the album are not widely documented. The release aligns with a period of cross-genre experimentation in Indian classical fusion, though Jewels from the Sky does not appear tied to a larger series or movement. Additional session musicians or producers involved in the track are not credited in accessible sources.