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22nd February 2010. The Forge, Camden. Guest: Milos Milivojevic, accordion. www.kosmosensemble.com/
Arab Tunisian Music - Malouf
How to play Andalusian classical music on OUD by Rachid Halihal. (or Arabo-Andalusian music, moussiqua al-âla) is a style of Arabic music found across North Africa, though it evolved out of the music of Andalusia between the 9th and 15th centuries, during a period known as Al-Andalus. It is now most closely associated with Algeria (Gharnati, San'a and al-Maalûf), though similar traditions are found in Morocco (Al-Âla and Gharnati), Tunisia and Libya (al-Maalûf). The al-Maalûf is a mix of Arabo-Andalusian music and Turkish music which does not exist in Morocco; Indeed, unlike Algeria, Tunisia and Libya as well as almost all other Arabic countries, the kingdom of Morocco has not been subject to secular Turkish presence that has influenced the music of these countries. The popular musics of chaabi developed in parallel to the classical expression.
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The Track "Büyülü Dans" (Turkish for "The Enchanted Dance") is taken from the great Album "Burhan Öcal - Yeni Rüya" ("New Dream", 2005). Listen and enjoy it. Burhan Öcal is a world leading master percussionist, multi-instrumentalist and composer from Turkey who is a specialist in bringing new perspectives to traditional genres. His album "New Dream" transports the listener within this ivory tower. It is not about stealing from Turkish Classical Music, but bringing it new wealth, of breaking the bindings of its strict rules and allowing the music to breathe again with new life. The rich textures and sumptuous string melodies again become the height of luxury, as they were in the Ottoman Court when it ruled half the world. Resembling nothing so much as a rich Turkish dessert drizzled in sugar syrup at the end of a fine meal with friends, or silk sheets and a four-poster bed with a lover, "New Dream" is a rare sensual treat. This album is produced by the Tunisian born French musician, sound engineer and producer Smadj, highly respected for his knowledge of oriental music and for his digital innovations. With his latest project "New Dream" Burhan Öçal brings new wealth to Turkish classical music by breaking the bindings of its constricting rules and allowing the music to breathe again with new life. Burhan Öçal performed and recorded with internationally acclaimed musicians including Joe Zawinul, Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Paco de Lucia, Natacha Atlas, Kronos Quartet, Eliot Fisk ...
Ne3ma - Tessalni ma tessalnich Lyrics: Abdel Aziz Haj Taieb Composer: Mohamed Triki كلمات: عبد العزيز حاج طيب الحان: محمد التريكي Naama was born on 23 February 1934 in Azmour. In the mid 50's, she joined the Rachidia (Conservatory of traditional Tunisian music). Upon hearing her voice, Salah Al Mahdi named her Naama (a godsend in Arabic), which became her stage name. In 1958, she joined the Tunisian Radio as a soloist and she gained immediate fame in Tunisia. Rapidly her fame spread to Algeria, Libya and Morocco and she held several concerts there. She was the muse of several major Tunisian composers such as : Mohamed Triki, Salah Al Mahdi and Chedly Anouar... Her repertoire comprises more than 360 songs in all themes and in different genres, ranging from folk to classical Tunisian music and popular songs... She sang poems of major Tunisian poets such as Mohamed Boudhina, Ahmed Khaireddine, Mahmoud Bourguiba, Mostfa Khraief and Mnawar Smadah... She also sang a poem of Nizar Qabbani "taloumoni donia". Naama Ni3ma Na3ma Tunisia Tunesia Tunisie Tunez Tunisian music musique mezoued mezwed tunisienne musica tunisina Lotfi Bouchnak Ali Riahi Hedi Jouini Saliha Oulaya الهادي الجويني علي الرياحي صليحة عليا التونسية لطفي بوشناق
Projection video for the songs "Ya Qalib Khalli Elhal" and "Attar" by Beppe Grifeo (album "Che vi sia pace" 2001): Single channel video, to be also performed live, mixed for concert visuals for single or multiple projections. For the video "Ombre della Sera" I edited original footage of Virginio Ferrari's environmental public sculpture "Ombre della Sera", 1998, steel, 106 x 14 x 12', located in Highland Park, Illinois. The first in a series of sculptures that have been developed over the last ten years, whose inspiration is based on forms found in ancient Etruscan sculptures. The song "Ya Qalib Khalli Elhal" continues into "Attar" where I used original footage of flocks of Sterling (Storni) that form over Rome during their migration to Africa. First projection was for Beppe Grifeo's solo piano concert at the Elastic Arts Foundation, Chicago, Illinois, March 23, 2007. - genre: Projection Video title: "Ombre della Sera" and "Storni": Featuring the songs "Ya Qalib Khalli Elhal" and "Attar" by Beppe Grifeo date: 2007 material: Original Mini DV Footage trt = 10:13;02 artist: Marco Giovanni Ferrari - Notes on the Featured Artists: Virginio Ferrari is an internationally acclaimed contemporary sculptor, whos sculptures can be found on street corners and public parks, at universities and libraries, corporations and in private collections in Chicago, and all over the world. Ferrari's current work has been described as lyrical abstract sculpture in bronze, stainless steel, marble ...
Naama El bir w safsaf Naama was born on 23 February 1934 in Azmour. In the mid 50's, she joined the Rachidia (Conservatory of traditional Tunisian music). Upon hearing her voice, Salah Al Mahdi named her Naama (a godsend in Arabic), which became her stage name. In 1958, she joined the Tunisian Radio as a soloist and she gained immediate fame in Tunisia. Rapidly her fame spread to Algeria, Libya and Morocco and she held several concerts there. She was the muse of several major Tunisian composers such as : Mohamed Triki, Salah Al Mahdi and Chedly Anouar... Her repertoire comprises more than 360 songs in all themes and in different genres, ranging from folk to classical Tunisian music and popular songs... She sang poems of major Tunisian poets such as Mohamed Boudhina, Ahmed Khaireddine, Mahmoud Bourguiba, Mostfa Khraief and Mnawar Smadah... She also sang a poem of Nizar Qabbani "taloumoni donia". Ne3ma Naama Na3ma Ni3ma Tunisie Tunisia El La Marsa jaw tounsi mezwed mezoued Ali Riahi علي الرياحي محمد الجموسي الهادي الجويني عليا التونسية Lotfi Bouchnak Oulaya Saliha Mohamed rboukh rbou5 Jamoussi Hedi Jouini Kacem Kefi
Ebru Gundesh Song: soyleyin مطرب ابرو غوندش اغنية : - - - - - Turkish music, turkish dance, turkish travel, turkish food, turkish boy, turkish man, turkish gay, turkish sex, turkish lesbian, turkish girl, turkish woman, turkish homosexual, istanbul, turkey, ankara, izmir, tarkan, arabic music, arabic dance, belly dance, sex video, sexy girl, erotic pictures, sex images, porno images, arabic language, arabic football, asian, olympic, china, beijin, middle east, medditerian, italy, spain, rome, madrid, andalucia, algeria, morocco, tunisia, libya, egypt, syria, israel, palestine, jordan, lebanon, iraq, saudi arabia, yemen, sudan, bahrain, kuwait, qatar, emirates, oman, iran, pakistan, afghanistan, kabul, india, karachi, tehran, new delhi, pop music, classical music, jazz, techno, greek, greek music, funny cat, funny video, comedy, guru, oriental music, arabian gulf, persian gulf, song, romance, romantic, madonna, keylie minogue, britney spears, michael jackson, japan, tokyo, philippine, australia, USA, washington, chicago, los angeles, miami, havana.
Ebru Gundesh Song: seni seviyorum مطرب ابرو غوندش اغنية : - - - - - Turkish music, turkish dance, turkish travel, turkish food, turkish boy, turkish man, turkish gay, turkish sex, turkish lesbian, turkish girl, turkish woman, turkish homosexual, istanbul, turkey, ankara, izmir, tarkan, arabic music, arabic dance, belly dance, sex video, sexy girl, erotic pictures, sex images, porno images, arabic language, arabic football, asian, olympic, china, beijin, middle east, medditerian, italy, spain, rome, madrid, andalucia, algeria, morocco, tunisia, libya, egypt, syria, israel, palestine, jordan, lebanon, iraq, saudi arabia, yemen, sudan, bahrain, kuwait, qatar, emirates, oman, iran, pakistan, afghanistan, kabul, india, karachi, tehran, new delhi, pop music, classical music, jazz, techno, greek, greek music, funny cat, funny video, comedy, guru, oriental music, arabian gulf, persian gulf, song, romance, romantic, madonna, keylie minogue, britney spears, michael jackson, japan, tokyo, philippine, australia, USA, washington, chicago, los angeles, miami, havana.
مطرب ابرو غوندش اغنية : - - - - - Turkish music, turkish dance, turkish travel, turkish food, turkish boy, turkish man, turkish gay, turkish sex, turkish lesbian, turkish girl, turkish woman, turkish homosexual, istanbul, turkey, ankara, izmir, tarkan, arabic music, arabic dance, belly dance, sex video, sexy girl, erotic pictures, sex images, porno images, arabic language, arabic football, asian, olympic, china, beijin, middle east, medditerian, italy, spain, rome, madrid, andalucia, algeria, morocco, tunisia, libya, egypt, syria, israel, palestine, jordan, lebanon, iraq, saudi arabia, yemen, sudan, bahrain, kuwait, qatar, emirates, oman, iran, pakistan, afghanistan, kabul, india, karachi, tehran, new delhi, pop music, classical music, jazz, techno, greek, greek music, funny cat, funny video, comedy, guru, oriental music, arabian gulf, persian gulf, song, romance, romantic, madonna, keylie minogue, britney spears, michael jackson, japan, tokyo, philippine, australia, USA, washington, chicago, los angeles, miami, havana.
Ebru Gundesh Song: kizli_mavi مطرب ابرو غوندش اغنية : - - - - - Turkish music, turkish dance, turkish travel, turkish food, turkish boy, turkish man, turkish gay, turkish sex, turkish lesbian, turkish girl, turkish woman, turkish homosexual, istanbul, turkey, ankara, izmir, tarkan, arabic music, arabic dance, belly dance, sex video, sexy girl, erotic pictures, sex images, porno images, arabic language, arabic football, asian, olympic, china, beijin, middle east, medditerian, italy, spain, rome, madrid, andalucia, algeria, morocco, tunisia, libya, egypt, syria, israel, palestine, jordan, lebanon, iraq, saudi arabia, yemen, sudan, bahrain, kuwait, qatar, emirates, oman, iran, pakistan, afghanistan, kabul, india, karachi, tehran, new delhi, pop music, classical music, jazz, techno, greek, greek music, funny cat, funny video, comedy, guru, oriental music, arabian gulf, persian gulf, song, romance, romantic, madonna, keylie minogue, britney spears, michael jackson, japan, tokyo, philippine, australia, USA, washington, chicago, los angeles, miami, havana.
Ebru Gundesh Song: karayagizim مطرب ابرو غوندش اغنية : - - - - - Turkish music, turkish dance, turkish travel, turkish food, turkish boy, turkish man, turkish gay, turkish sex, turkish lesbian, turkish girl, turkish woman, turkish homosexual, istanbul, turkey, ankara, izmir, tarkan, arabic music, arabic dance, belly dance, sex video, sexy girl, erotic pictures, sex images, porno images, arabic language, arabic football, asian, olympic, china, beijin, middle east, medditerian, italy, spain, rome, madrid, andalucia, algeria, morocco, tunisia, libya, egypt, syria, israel, palestine, jordan, lebanon, iraq, saudi arabia, yemen, sudan, bahrain, kuwait, qatar, emirates, oman, iran, pakistan, afghanistan, kabul, india, karachi, tehran, new delhi, pop music, classical music, jazz, techno, greek, greek music, funny cat, funny video, comedy, guru, oriental music, arabian gulf, persian gulf, song, romance, romantic, madonna, keylie minogue, britney spears, michael jackson, japan, tokyo, philippine, australia, USA, washington, chicago, los angeles, miami, havana.
Concert in the beautifull Cathedral of Carthage in Tunis with Leela. This was the beautiful invocation opening song for an enthralled audience. Visit www.indianmusiccircle.com for more info.
"Suite Concertante For World Woowinds & Symphony Orchestra" by Pedro Eustache ©2009 Soloist-Composer: Pedro Eustache Conductor: Gustavo Dudamel The Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela (SBYOV) Venue: Center for Social Action Through Music Caracas - Venezuela 2-12-09 Mr. Eustache's "Suite Concertante for World Woodwinds & Symphony Orchestra", was world-premiered on 2-8-09 under the baton of his fellow-countryman & most celebrated young orchestral conductor in the world, Mtro. Gustavo Dudamel, with his world renown "Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar". This 45 min. long-12 movements-21 solo world-WWs sonic-global 'tour de force' is a 'first' in the concertante-symphonic repertoire. It directly reflects the cultural-interconnected reality of our times: while inspired by different music cultures of the world it is formally based on the western classical music concertante-symphonic tradition. III. Middle East - Maghreb (North-Africa): After a short solo instrumental introduction [Taksim], this composite movement has influences from classical [Maqams, melodic modes, like Hejaz, &/or rhythms, like the Masmoudi, ie], as well as traditional, popular & folk elements from North-Africa [like the Tunisian Bounaouara form/rhythm] Solo World Woodwind Instrument(s): the Oryxophone* [simple sax made out of an Oryx (antelope) horn, used in the soundtrack of The Passion Of the Christ], Arabic Nay [oblique cane flute], Tunisian Mezoued [ancient double clarinet], Persian Bass Ney* [made ...
"Suite Concertante For World Woowinds & Symphony Orchestra" by Pedro Eustache ©2009 Soloist-Composer: Pedro Eustache Conductor: Gustavo Dudamel The Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela (SBYOV} Venue: Center for Social Action Through Music Caracas - Venezuela 2-12-09 Mr. Eustache's "Suite Concertante for World Woodwinds & Symphony Orchestra", was world-premiered on 2-8-09 under the baton of his fellow-countryman & most celebrated young orchestral conductor in the world, Mtro. Gustavo Dudamel, with his world renown "Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar". This 45 min. long-12 movements-21 solo world-WWs sonic-global 'tour de force' is a 'first' in the concertante-symphonic repertoire. It directly reflects the cultural-interconnected reality of our times: while inspired by different music cultures of the world it is formally based on the western classical music concertante-symphonic tradition. Movs. I - II Asia: India: Raga Todi, Parts 1 & 2.: Inspired in the classical music of North India. This musical tradition does not use harmony as we know it in western music: the whole musical discourse is knitted purely with both melody & rhythm. Based on the Raga known as Mian KI Todi [the Raga is an extremely complex structural musical form that rules the melodic element] and over several rhythmic forms [known as Tala], different musical elements are used yielding universal artistic results... Typically a Hindustani Classical concert—where improvisation is paramount—starts with the ...
A sensual belly dance to the music of"Tunis-Nefta" from "Escales" (Ports of Call) by Jacques Ibert. Comments are welcome and very much appreciated.
"Suite Concertante For World Woowinds & Symphony Orchestra" by Pedro Eustache ©2009 Soloist-Composer: Pedro Eustache Conductor: Gustavo Dudamel The Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela (SBYOV) Venue: Center for Social Action Through Music Caracas - Venezuela 2-12-09 Mr. Eustache's "Suite Concertante for World Woodwinds & Symphony Orchestra", was world-premiered on 2-8-09 under the baton of his fellow-countryman & most celebrated young orchestral conductor in the world, Mtro. Gustavo Dudamel, with his world renown "Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar". This 45 min. long-12 movements-21 solo world-WWs sonic-global 'tour de force' is a 'first' in the concertante-symphonic repertoire. It directly reflects the cultural-interconnected reality of our times: while inspired by different music cultures of the world it is formally based on the western classical music concertante-symphonic tradition. Mov. VIII. South-America 1: Argentinian Baguala: from the Northern part of Argentina, this slow & poignant folk/popular form expresses a deep lament... Solo World Woodwind Instrument(s): 'King Kenacho'* [specially built for maestro John Williams "Indiana Jones 4" soundtrack]. Mov. IX. South-America 2: Bolivia: "Tarkeada": Original piece based on the traditional explosive celebration from the mountain-regions of Bolivia... The strong, overblown, deliciously rustic & distinctive sonority of the Tarka [indigenous interpretation of the European recorder] defines this piece. It is normally ...
"Suite Concertante For World Woowinds & Symphony Orchestra" by Pedro Eustache ©2009 Soloist-Composer: Pedro Eustache Conductor: Gustavo Dudamel The Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela (SBYOV} Venue: Center for Social Action Through Music Caracas - Venezuela 2-12-09 Mr. Eustache's "Suite Concertante for World Woodwinds & Symphony Orchestra", was world-premiered on 2-8-09 under the baton of his fellow-countryman & most celebrated young orchestral conductor in the world, Mtro. Gustavo Dudamel, with his world renown "Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar". This 45 min. long-12 movements-21 solo world-WWs sonic-global 'tour de force' is a 'first' in the concertante-symphonic repertoire. It directly reflects the cultural-interconnected reality of our times: while inspired by different music cultures of the world it is formally based on the western classical music concertante-symphonic tradition. Mov. VI. Central Europe/Spain 1: Prelude To Fuga Por Bulería: Short free, rubato introduction combines elements from both the flamenco tradition and Manuel De Fallas classical-symphonic language Lush string pads accompany the solo soprano saxophone, which performs in the Nuevo Flamenco [New Flamenco] tradition. Solo World Woodwind Instrument(s): Flamenco Soprano Sax. Mov. VII. Central Europe/Spain 2: Fuga Por Bulería: This is a three-part baroque fugue, which simultaneously coalesces with the form, metric & stylistic idiosyncrasy of the Flamenco Bulería [Palo or flamenco rhythm-form ...
Jahida Wehbe Live @ Festival of the Medina of Tunis 2001 Lyrics: Gibran Khalil Gibran Composer: Mohamed Abdel Wahab كلمات: جبران خليل جبران الحان: محمد عبد الوهاب Jahida Wehbe has in her record many songs that vary within classical, Sufi and patriotic. Whereas Jahida opted for lyrics by great Lebanese and International classical and modern poets, she composed the music by herself. Furthermore, she worked with many prominent Lebanese composers such as Wadih El Safi, Elie Shwayri, Zad Multaka, Ziad Boutros, and others On the other hand, Jahida has paid tribute to many of the most famous Arab singers such as Fairouz, Oum Koulthoum, Wadih El Safi, Mohammed Abdel Wahab, Sayyed Darwish, She has performed in many poetry reading events where she has composed music for lyrics by many Lebanese, Arab and International poets such as: Ibn Arabi, Rabiaa Aladawiya, Jalal Eddine El Roumy, Badr Shaker Assayyab, Nazek Al Malaika, Gibran, Goethe, Adonis, Taghor. She performed in many concerts in Lebanon and abroad in collaboration with several cultural organizations and artistic institutions on both the regional and international levels. Moreover, several Arabic and international festivals and events have awarded and honored her. Wherever she went, her love of country and people accompanied her. Jahida expressed her emotions in all the countries where she performed: Tunisia, Algeria, Khartoum, Jarash, Dubai, Kuwait, Bahrain, Paris, Belgium, Berlin, Rome, Muscat, Cairo, Alexandria, Yemen ...
Ne3ma Ellila ah ya lil كلمات محمد الجموسي الحان صالح المهدي Lyrics: Mohamed Jamoussi Composer: Salah El Mahdi Naama was born on 23 February 1934 in Azmour. In the mid 50's, she joined the Rachidia (Conservatory of traditional Tunisian music). Upon hearing her voice, Salah Al Mahdi named her Naama (a godsend in Arabic), which became her stage name. In 1958, she joined the Tunisian Radio as a soloist and she gained immediate fame in Tunisia. Rapidly her fame spread to Algeria, Libya and Morocco and she held several concerts there. She was the muse of several major Tunisian composers such as : Mohamed Triki, Salah Al Mahdi and Chedly Anouar... Her repertoire comprises more than 360 songs in all themes and in different genres, ranging from folk to classical Tunisian music and popular songs... She sang poems of major Tunisian poets such as Mohamed Boudhina, Ahmed Khaireddine, Mahmoud Bourguiba, Mostfa Khraief and Mnawar Smadah... She also sang a poem of Nizar Qabbani "taloumoni donia". Naama Ni3ma Na3ma Tunisia Tunesia Tunisie Tunez Tunisian music musique mezoued mezwed tunisienne musica tunisina تونس
Hello everyone it has been really long time. After uploading my last video. Nearly 1 year. what did i do at this time. I wrote my thesis. i taught classical guitar to 200 people beetween age 7 - 60. As all my friends know me my goal is making classical guitar a populer instrument in Turkey. ( Not Pop Guitar I mean Classical Guitar) I wrote a classical guitar method for people who had never heard the word " DO Re MI" it will be published in two monts it will suprise you so we wait little more. And myklasikgitar.com turkish classical guitar portal continues as always . To many things to do but i love what i do i never get tired sometimes i sleep 4 hours in 48 hours but i never get tired. In this busy life a prepared a 120 minutes long program. First part is full Dyens second part my works. This monday i gave the first concert of this consept and here are the first video from this concept. By the way in this year i composed lots of new peces for solo duo and trio guitar. Most of them are performed in important international festivals. I have great news for my friends . Esther Steenbergen (www.esthersteenbergen.com ) amazing guitar virtuoso from Amsterdam and ex Amsterdam Guitar trio member recorded my music for her latest album and recorded my Black Sea Dance No1 as opening track. What i great honour. Dream becomes true. As we always we say thanks for watching my friends i missed all of you and i love all of you. Best of the best wishes from istanbul Your Friend Cem PS (For ...
I had never been to Tunisia before, when I went there in March this year. In fact, I knew very little about the place. Of course, I knew that the great runner, Mohamed Gammoudi came from there, but that was about it. I also knew of a Jazz classic called, "A Night in Tunisia." But when I listened to it before I left, I did not get any feel of a real country that lived and breathed within its melody. The Harmony run has its own music of course. The torch carries you forward to meet many people, and to have many surprising and fulfilling experiences We had just finished the run in Tunis and were about to head off to Spain the next day. We had been on the road for about a week, and by then heard lots of local music, but nothing that captured, at least for me, the true heart of Tunisia. On our last night in Tunis we were staying in a sports complex on the outskirts of the city. We were shown around the place, and saw all of its facilities. As we went from room to room, some haunting music began to grow louder and louder. When the door opened at last to one small room, I found 6 men playing and singing traditional devotional music. It was like entering another world. It also felt like these men were sharing, through their music, the heart and soul of this wonderful country. I cannot remember the name of their group, but I cannot forget their music. -Utpal Marshall
Performed by Sax Appeal from Hugh McRoberts Secondary Music: Frank Paparelli & John "Dizzy" Gillespie Arr: Rainer Muller- Irion
Tunisian sufi classic "Sidi Mansour, Baba Bahri." Najib places a Moroccan spin with the traditional Morroccan stops. This songs was made popular by singer Khazem el Saher. The original has rhythms ayoub & haddi (faster section). This piece really reveals Najib love for percussion and the music of his country.
Jahida Wehbe Live @ Festival of the Medina of Tunis Composer: Mohamed Al Qasabji الحان محمد القصبجي Jahida Wehbe has in her record many songs that vary within classical, Sufi and patriotic. Whereas Jahida opted for lyrics by great Lebanese and International classical and modern poets, she composed the music by herself. Furthermore, she worked with many prominent Lebanese composers such as Wadih El Safi, Elie Shwayri, Zad Multaka, Ziad Boutros, and others On the other hand, Jahida has paid tribute to many of the most famous Arab singers such as Fairouz, Oum Koulthoum, Wadih El Safi, Mohammed Abdel Wahab, Sayyed Darwish, She has performed in many poetry reading events where she has composed music for lyrics by many Lebanese, Arab and International poets such as: Ibn Arabi, Rabiaa Aladawiya, Jalal Eddine El Roumy, Badr Shaker Assayyab, Nazek Al Malaika, Gibran, Goethe, Adonis, Taghor. She performed in many concerts in Lebanon and abroad in collaboration with several cultural organizations and artistic institutions on both the regional and international levels. Moreover, several Arabic and international festivals and events have awarded and honored her. Wherever she went, her love of country and people accompanied her. Jahida expressed her emotions in all the countries where she performed: Tunisia, Algeria, Khartoum, Jarash, Dubai, Kuwait, Bahrain, Paris, Belgium, Berlin, Rome, Muscat, Cairo, Alexandria, Yemen, Australia, the USA, Canada and several other cities and countries ...
Lifted from the Dinemec Jazz archives for your viewing pleasure. Interviews and live concert footage leading up to Moncef Genoud's album with Bob Berg 'The Meeting', originally released in 1999. www.dinemecrecords.com BIO: Born in 1961 in Tunis, Tunisia, Moncef was blind at birth. Flown to Switzerland to receive treatment on his eyes at the age of 2, he was adopted by a Swiss family shortly after. At 6 he began to take piano lessons, strongly encouraged by his adoptive father, a big Jazz fan. Blessed with a remarkable auditory memory that allowed him to learn and replicate any piece by ear, Moncef started to develop his own style. In 1987 he obtained a music teachers degree from the Conservatory in Geneva, where he still teaches Jazz improvisation today. A professional musician since 1983, Moncef quickly asserted himself as one of Switzerlands leading Jazz artists, thanks in part to the body of work he assembled with his Trio. In the course of his career he has played with the likes of Bob Berg, Alvin Queen, Reggie Johnson, Harold Danko, John Stubblefield, Joe LaBarbera, Michael Brecker, Larry Grenadier, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Bill Stewart, Idris Muhammad, James Cammack, Jack DeJohnette, Tom Warrington, Scott Colley, Sangoma Everett and Billy Brooks, among many others. The 1990s saw him tour all of Europe as well as India, Australia, Africa, Japan, the United States and Canada as a headliner. In 1994 he delighted the audience at the Vancouver and Montreal Jazz Festivals ...
Joseph Naggiar and the Dandana TV Crew check in with Najib Bahri and other musicians for a night of classical Arabic music at the Alwan for the Arts Center in New York City.
Joseph Naggiar and the Dandana TV Crew check in with Najib Bahri and other musicians for a night of classical Arabic music at the Alwan for the Arts Center in New York City.
I'm a big Dyens fan, unfortunately most of his music is rather unplayable (for me). He wrote 20 "Lettres", quite accessible for my level, great music. I hope you enjoy this blues,played in front of the fireplace. It's cooold and wet in the South of France! Regards, Vabejas
Dizzy Gillespie classic ... I rep Queen
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Om (or Oum, Omm, Omme, Oom, Um, Umm) Kalsoum (or Kalsum, Kaltsoum, Kalthoum, Kalthum, Kalthoom, Khalsoum, Khalsum, Khalthoum, Khalthum, Kaltoum, Kolsoum, Kolsum, Kolthoum, Kolthum, Kolthom, Koolsum, Koulsoum, Koulsoun, Koulthoum, Kultum, Kulthum, Kulthume, Kelthoom) singing "Fakarouni" (They reminded me). أم كلثوم - فكروني ______________________________ UMM KULTHUM - THE STAR OF THE EAST Egyptian-born voice of Arabs: Umm Kulthum (1898-1975): Umm Kulthum is the Arab world's most famous and distinguished singer of the 20th Century. Few Westerners ever fathomed the appeal of Umm Kulthum, the buxom, handkerchief-waving Egyptian singer who was known to her Middle Eastern fans as The Nightingale of the Nile. She had a stentorian contralto and a quavering wail that grated on the ears of those attuned to the trills of opera divas. Not only was her voice strong, but she perfected a technique of rephrasing passages. She once sang a single line in 52 different ways — that drove audiences to rapture. Her voice was a near-perfect instrument for expressing the sinuous quarter tones of Arabic music. The French described her performance at the Olympia Hall (28, Boulevard des Capucines, F-75009 Paris) in 1967 as an "emotional marathon". Umm Kulthum was regarded as the "incomparable voice" by the "diva of opera music" herself, Maria Callas. ______________________________ Oum Kalthoum - She had the musicality of Ella Fitzgerald, the public presence of Eleanor Roosevelt and the audience of ...
Artistic Director Choreographer Adam Basma, and the Adam Basma Dance Company brings to life on stage the rich pagentry of color, music, and history of the traditional native dances of Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, Jordan, The Arabian Gulf, Iraq, Morocco, and Algeria. The Adam Basma Dance Company, formed in 1980, began with a mission of teaching and educating the American public on the traditional art of folkstyle Middle Eastern dance. Adam has received international and critical acclaim for his precise attention to detail, technique and structure of each dance performed from the many regions of the Middle East. Having toured throughout the United States and Europe, the Adam Basma Dance Company has performed for hundreds of dignitaries, including middle eastern Royal Families. Through his dedication to dance and music, Adam Basma entertains and educates people of all cultures and walks of life about the fascinating dance, traditions and artistry of the Middle Eastern cultures. The Adam Basma Dance Company is constantly striving to provide the very best in Middle Eastern and Persian entertainment in an exciting, new and artistic manner and has earned a reputation for being the best ensemble troupe to represent the true art of Middle Eastern Dance in the United States today. This is The Best Middle Eastern Dancing School in the USA. www.adambasma.com (323) 934-9493
Asia's premiere vocal group, The CompanY, performs Dizzy Gillespie's jazz classic as their opening number in their big band concert entitled - Let's Kick Some BrASS! Also featuring The University of the Philippines Jazz Ensemble. Music Direction by Beth Martin. www.thecompanysingers.com (more) (less)
Improvisation Dance and Music - Part 2 - Contemporary Dance - 11/03/2006 - Loxodonta - Osaka - Japan Renato Leão have mix introduction with Classic Ballet,Jazz,Modern Dance, Contemporary Dance and Capoeira Music by - Taki Kouta Dancers Renato Leão and Saitoh Makoto Coreographer an Dancer Renato Leão fatociadanca.net fatociadanca@hotmail.com in Brazil and Japan Thank you for all dance from all countries Contemporary Dance in Afghanistan,Albania,Algeria,Andorra,Angola, Antigua and Barbuda,Argentina,Armenia, Australia,Austria,Azerbaijan Contemporary Dance in Bahamas,Bahrain, Bangladesh,Barbados,Belarus,Belize,Belgium, Benin,Bhutan,Bolivia,Botswana,Bosnia and Herzegovina,Brazil,Brunei,Bulgaria,Burkina Faso,Burundi Contemporary Dance in Cambodia,Cameroon, Canada,Cape Verde,Central African Republic, Chad,Chile,China,,Colombia,Comoros,Congo, Costa Rica,Côted'Ivoire,Croatia,Cuba, Cyprus,,Czech Republic Contemporary Dance in Denmark,Djibouti, Dominica,Dominican Republic Contemporary Dance in East Timor, Ecuador, Egypt,El Salvador,Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea,Estonia,Ethiopia Contemporary Dance in Fijii,Finland,France Contemporary Dance in Gabon The Gambia, Gaza Strip,Germany,Georgia,Ghana,Greece, Grenada,Guatemala,Guinea,Guinea Bissau, Guyana Contemporary Dance in Haiti,Vatican City,Honduras,Hong Kong,Hungary Contemporary Dance in Iceland, India,Indonesia,Iran,Iraq,Ireland, Ireland Northern,Israel,Italy Contemporary Dance in Jamaica,Japan,Jorda Contemporary Dance in Kazakhstan,Kenya ...
Improvisation Dance and Music - Part 1 - Contemporary Dance - 11/03/2006 - Loxodonta - Osaka - Japan Renato Leão have mix introduction with Classic Ballet,Jazz,Modern Dance, Contemporary Dance and Capoeira Music by - Taki Kouta Dancers Renato Leão and Saitoh Makoto Coreographer an Dancer Renato Leão fatociadanca.net fatociadanca@hotmail.com in Brazil and Japan Thank you for all dance from all countries Contemporary Dance in Afghanistan,Albania,Algeria,Andorra,Angola, Antigua and Barbuda,Argentina,Armenia, Australia,Austria,Azerbaijan Contemporary Dance in Bahamas,Bahrain, Bangladesh,Barbados,Belarus,Belize,Belgium, Benin,Bhutan,Bolivia,Botswana,Bosnia and Herzegovina,Brazil,Brunei,Bulgaria,Burkina Faso,Burundi Contemporary Dance in Cambodia,Cameroon, Canada,Cape Verde,Central African Republic, Chad,Chile,China,,Colombia,Comoros,Congo, Costa Rica,Côted'Ivoire,Croatia,Cuba, Cyprus,,Czech Republic Contemporary Dance in Denmark,Djibouti, Dominica,Dominican Republic Contemporary Dance in East Timor, Ecuador, Egypt,El Salvador,Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea,Estonia,Ethiopia Contemporary Dance in Fijii,Finland,France Contemporary Dance in Gabon The Gambia, Gaza Strip,Germany,Georgia,Ghana,Greece, Grenada,Guatemala,Guinea,Guinea Bissau, Guyana Contemporary Dance in Haiti,Vatican City,Honduras,Hong Kong,Hungary Contemporary Dance in Iceland, India,Indonesia,Iran,Iraq,Ireland, Ireland Northern,Israel,Italy Contemporary Dance in Jamaica,Japan,Jorda Contemporary Dance in Kazakhstan,Kenya ...
Rene Leibowitz conducts The Orchestra di Roma (early 1960s) -Tunis Nefta (2:42) -Valencia (5:23)Rene Leibowitz (1913-1972) was born in Warsaw but moved to Paris in his teens and there began a long, illustrious conducting career. Particularly interested in contemporary music, he studied with Webern and Schoenberg and wrote a detailed analysis of twelve-tone music. A keen ear for instrumental coloration (Ravel was his orchestration teacher) was evident in his kaleidoscopic transcriptions of such works as Bach's Passacaglia and Fugue in C (for double orchestra!). But he is best known for his often highly personal renditions of many staples of the Classical and Romantic repertoire.
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Mme Majida singing a beautiful song in Carthage festival 2001 in Tunisian accent,this song is originally by the great Tunisian singer,the late Saleha & the music band is conducted by Maestro Bassam Saleh this video is taken from lemeums from Tunisia: www.dailymotion.com
Hasnaa Carthage (song for Tunisia) Lyrics: Farouq Joueideh Music: Halim El Roumi ماجدة الرومي تونس Mejda Majda Magida Magda Megda Tunisia Tunisie
R.Dyens-Night in tunisia played by me(Johan/Evgenij Tokarskij). I was playing guitar for 1,5 years when this video was recorded.
....Ali Sriti....Farid al-Atrash
Andrea Giuffredi witth Orc.Sinf. Radio Televisione Albanese plays Morricone,Rota,Granada,Sturdast, Per un pugno di dollari Andrea Giuffredi, has collaborated for over 25 years as principal trumpet with the following Italian orchestras: "Orchestre RAI" Turino and Milano, "Teatro Comunale" Firenze, "Teatro Regio" Parma, "Teatro alla Scala" in Milano, "Orchestra sinfonica Arturo Toscanini dell'Emilia Romagna". He has played with several famous Conductors such as Muti, Prêtre, Sawallisch, Sinopoli, Cuhng and many others, playing in the most important concert halls of the world from Japan to Turkey, from Germany to France, Italy, United States, Iraq, Tunisia, Egypt, France, Finland, Spain, Malta, Mexico, Albania, China. Since '90 to '96 he played as a soloist with famous chamber orchestra "I Solisti Veneti " conductor Claudio Scimone. .He has held trumpet master classes and recitals in different parts of the world : USA, Greece, Italy, Spain, Germany, Finland and China . He has also played as soloist in the ITG conference 2004 (USA). As lead trumpet he has played in television shows with the most important Italian and foreigners pop singers among these George Michael and Liza Minnelli, Pavarotti,etc. etc. As soloist he has played accompained by symphonic orchestra "A. Toscanini" (Parma), by RTSH Tirana Radio TV, by "I Solisti Veneti" , "Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana" , "Krasnoyarsk Sympony Orchestra and "I Solisti di Salisburgo". He has been part of the international jury for ...
Lovely instrumental that will surely have you dancing! The Audio could be better, but I worked with what I had at the time. If I ever find a better mp3 and some free time I'll try to improve this... Various paintings by African, Asian, and European artists influenced by the Semitic...
www.dynah.com http We just finished the video for Dynah's song "Promise." THE NAME 'DYNAH' was taken from Lewis Carroll's novel, Alice in Wonderland. The bands' name belongs to Alice's cat, Dinah (they altered the spelling, of course). The primary focus of the group is to share their common music interests with the world. In the spring/summer of 2005, the four came together after a brief hiatus and commenced in finishing writing songs for the Wake EP, scheduled to be released in Spring 2006. In little more than 2 years, Dynah has recorded a full-length album and toured heavily within Texas quickly gaining considerable attention not only from fans, but also from the music community. At present, they're in the final mixing stages of the Wake EP, and are writing new material for their next full-length album, while continuing to tour. Drummer, Mark Son, was born and pretty much grew up in Austin, so he's no stranger to the city's thriving music scene. He picked up some drumsticks when he was about twelve, started playing, and hasn't stopped since (well, for a few minutes at a time every now and then). His main influences include Stewart Copeland, Carter Beuford, Buddy Rich, Danny Carey, and Phil Selway. Some of Mark's favorite bands include Placebo, At the Drive In, Sparta, and The Mars Volta. Mark played in several local bands before meeting Phil and Mike Freitag, the band's original guitarist. Through a turn of events they started their own project and, in the process ...
North African night in Chicago, circa 2004. Song Baba Bahri - a sufi saint in Tunisia. Excerpt of the this song was modernized into pop music by Kazem Saher. Trance is called hadhra & it's repetititive head & torso movements in order to get closer to god. Totally different from Turkish whirling dervish, but hopes for the same result. Try not to do this at home unless you are well instructed to do this since one can get whiplash. (same effect as attending a headbangers concert). You want to keep the neck straight without hyperextending it. (Just trying to obtain effect of flipping the hair).
Music by: Roland Dyens (Tunisia,1955)
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