Soon after arriving to NYC Argentina-born Israeli baritone saxophonist Eden Bareket quickly gained notice and esteem as an in-demand Sideman.

Indeed Bareket's collaborative projects show an eclectic streak, as is horn playing ranges from the adventurous Ari Hoenig Nonet and the modern classic Eyal Vilner Big-Band; through traditional Moroccan Gnawa of Samir Langus group, the Ethiopian jazz inspired grooves of Anbessa Orchestra and even the energetic pop-oriented Saxophone quartet The Side Project.

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As his star has continued to rise, Bareket has also woven these disparate musical strands together in his own leader projects. 

His latest project, Zaman, is dedicated to his extended family.

From Bagdad to Buenos Aires, through eastern Europe and Morocco, Eden's compositions explore the deep yearning that drove his ancestors to disperse around the globe and the traditions that brought them together. 

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