Melodies and Rhythms of Arabic Music
Various Artists
RELATED LESSON PLAN
"Ooooh, the Oud"
Track Listing
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101
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Traditional Taqsim on the Qanoun | n/a | 5:24 | |
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102
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Taqsim on the 'Oud-Andalusian Style | n/a | 7:07 | |
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103
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Taqsim on the Nay | n/a | 3:13 | |
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104
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Taqsim on the Buzq | n/a | 4:13 | |
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105
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Ensemble and Percussion - Interplay Between the Instruments | n/a | 6:46 | |
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106
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Percussion on the Rig of some popular rhythmical modes | n/a | 1:01 | |
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107
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The Mizmar leading the ensemble in a group of folk tunes | n/a | 0:40 | |
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108
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Folk Tunes of Lebanon - Ensemble Ala Dalona, Layya, Ya Ghzayyd | n/a | 8:01 | |
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201
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Taqsim on the Qanoun | n/a | 4:58 | |
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202
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Taqism on the 'Oud | n/a | 6:09 | |
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203
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Lebanese Melodies on the Nay | n/a | 5:06 | |
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204
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Melodies without words played by the Mizmar and Nay with preambles by the Buzq, Qanoun an 'Oud | n/a | 3:04 | |
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205
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Percussion solos on the tablah | n/a | 6:07 | |
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206
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The Mizmar leading the Ensemble in a group of folk tunes | n/a | 3:35 |
Album Info
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Arabic Songs of Lebanon and EgyptGeorge Sawaya Trio
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Love Songs of LebanonSawaya Quartet and Chorus
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Laments of Lebanon - Funeral Laments of LebanonVarious Artists
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The Social Power of MusicVarious Artists
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CaribeanaVarious Artists