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National Arab Orchestra - Alf Leila wi Leila / الف ليلة وليلى - Mai Farouk / مي فاروق
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A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater (www.ithra.com)
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Alf Leila wi Leila - Baligh Hamdi
Vocalist: Mai Farouk
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad...
published: 12 Jun 2020
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Traditional ARABIC Music - موسيقى تقليدية - Relaxing Music
Traditional ARABIC Music - موسيقى تقليدية - Relaxing Music
TRADITIONAL MUSIC IN THE ARAB WORLD
Melodic Style
Traditional Arabic music is almost wholly melodic, and melodies are often melismatic and highly ornamented as in "Seyouff el Ezz" performed by Mohammed Assaf. Singing is held as the ideal of musical expressiveness. In traditional style, singers are almost always accompanied by an instrumental ensemble playing in unison with the singer.
Maqam System
The theory behind the maqam system of Arabic music stretches back to the ninth century. Arabic music is based on eight commonly used melodic modes, or maqams. The maqam system is the basis of composed and improvised Arabic music, whether vocal and instrumental. The maqam system is mostly taught orally, and by extensive listening to trad...
published: 07 Jul 2022
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When you arrive in Kuwait & try to speak Classical Arabic
The difference between Classical Arabic and the forms of spoken colloquial Arabic in Kuwait is quite stark, as I found when I first came to Kuwait
published: 19 Oct 2021
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Arabic Traditional Music - روائع الفن الأصيل مع التخت الشرقي
تقدروا تسمعوا معانا روائع للفن العربي الأصيل مع التخت الشرقي
00:05بعيد عنك
07:39 ودارت الأيام
15:04 عزيزة دادا
18:38 لونجا رياض
21:15 لونجا صبوغ
23:11 على الحلوه والمره
28:00 سيره الحب
41:47 ست الحبايب
47:00 سماعي
52:21 ذكريات
تابعونا علي
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published: 11 Jul 2018
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Classical Arabic VS Levantine Arabic
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published: 24 Jun 2022
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National Arab Orchestra - Ghadan - Suad Bushnaq
National Arab Orchestra
On the Shoulders of Giants: Arab Women In Music
November 10, 2018
Trinity University, San Antonio TX
Ghadan - Suad Bushnaq
Violins: Layth Sidiq, Katie VanDusen, Insia Malik, Laura Harada, Nady Benyamine, Eylem Basaldi, Roberto Riggio, Sachiyo Yoshimoto, Jumanah Hassan. Viola: Megan Gould, Marandi Hostetter, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: George Crotty. Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Qanun: Tony Barhoum. Oud: Amal Waqar. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Piano: Haitham Zbib. Percussion: Karim Nagi, Dr. Gursharan "Yash" Singh Sandhu, Roger Kashou, Ryan Gates, Mark Assaf.
published: 06 Jun 2019
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National Arab Orchestra - Wai'd (Promise) - Michael Ibrahim
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National Arab Orchestra
Building Bridges Through Music Featuring: Abeer Nehme
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
Rice University, Stude Concert Hall
11/16/2019
Wa'id (Promise)
Composer: Michael Ibrahim
Orchestra: Violin - Layth Al Rubaye, Megan Gould, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Insia Malik, Daniel Mogtaderi, Megumi Saruhashi, Mohamed Tahboub, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola - Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello - George Crotty. Double Bass - Jonathan Hammonds. Qanun - Firas Zreik. Oud/Director - Michael Ibrahim. Percussion - Edy Fadel, Roger Kashou, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu. Synthesizer - Haitham Zbib. Piano - ...
published: 04 May 2020
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Arabian Classic
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises
Arabian Classic · Billa Sheikh · Traditional
Superhit Song Collection Arabic, Vol. 03
℗ 2022 OTT Solutions Private Limited
Released on: 2022-12-03
Music Publisher: OTT Solutions Private Limited
Auto-generated by YouTube.
published: 05 Dec 2022
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National Arab Orchestra - Bayati Medley - Arr. Michael Ibrahim
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National Arab Orchestra
Haflah
September 19, 2015
Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts
Bayati Medley - Arranged by Michael Ibrahim
Akhod Habibe - Mohamed Sultan
'Atim Ya Layl - Rahbani Bros.
Directed By: Michael Ibrahim
Violin: Emad Ibrahim, Layth Sidiq, Nady Benyamine, Eddy Sulaiman, Roberto Riggio, Sachiyo Yoshimoto, Insia Malik, Frances Hostetter. Cello: Naseem Alatrash. Nay/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Oud/Clarinet: Malcom Barsamian. Qanun: Ali Amr. Bass: Jonathon Hammonds. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Percussion: Dr. Gursharan Yash Singh Sandhu, Roger Kashou, Tareq Rantisi, Karim Nagi.
www.NationalArabOrchestra.org
For more in...
published: 30 Mar 2017
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Samai Bayati (Maqam Bayati)
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises
Samai Bayati · Classical Arabic Orchestra of Aleppo · Ahmad Hariri
Arabic - Ottoman Classical Music Instrumentals
℗ 2004 Hellenicrecord
℗ 2004 Musical Bridges
Released on: 2004-07-08
Music Publisher: Musical Ark
Auto-generated by YouTube.
published: 18 Feb 2017
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The stories behind classic Arab love songs | Al Jazeera World Documentary
CHAPTERS:
00:44 Lebanese singer Fairuz
12:31 Egyptian singer Abdel Halim Hafez
23:09 Algerian singer Warda
35:55 Egyptian singer Nagat El Saghira
Secret love, dramatic performances and breakups are the inspirations for these four song stories from the Middle East, each telling a unique tale.
Lebanese musical icon Fairuz delivered a show-stopping performance in Beirut while her composer husband lay gravely ill.
The romantic themes of Egyptian singer Abdel Halim Hafez’s last song risked offending conservative religious leaders.
Algerian diva Warda al-Jazairia had a very public divorce, immortalising her separation in song.
And Egyptian singer Nagat El Saghira’s most famous song almost never got made.
This four-song tour of the region sheds light and offers new insights int...
published: 14 Sep 2022
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How can I learn Arabic fluently? - Assim al hakeem
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published: 04 Jun 2020
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Lamma bada "Muwashah of Arab-Andalusian tradition"
When she started to walk with a swinging gait
aman aman aman aman
her beauty amazed me
aman aman aman aman
I have become prisoner of her eyes
aman aman aman aman
her stem folded as she bent
aman aman aman aman
O my promise, O my perplexity,
who can answer my complaint
about love and suffering
but the beautiful one?
aman aman aman aman
about love and suffering
but the beautiful one?
aman aman aman aman
Performers: Ensemble Constantinopla
published: 06 Oct 2010
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Arab Egypt middle east classical guitar song / Guitarra clasica Arabe
Update 2013:
-Just Released a new acoustic version with the same style, more awesome and better Arpeggios. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU7nJZ4qSI0
Update 2012:
Thanks for all the comments and reception but its unfortunate that there are no tabs, this is played by ear and improvised. Wanna learn how to play it? Learn the D Phrygian scale (minor, major and dominant) by hearth across the guitar, tune to double drop D and the sound will come by itself
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-Don't forget to check the new "brutal" version, this time with an evolved heavier style, higher quality sound, multiple tracks and drums!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c5VhxYIlZ4&list=UUyE5CGxpb6uRAZmHSmOuBEw&index=1&feature=
Update 2011:
Part 2 is up! check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIymCdDL3Bw
Update 2010:
Thanks so...
published: 27 Apr 2008
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National Arab Orchestra - Fakkarouni / فكروني - Mohamed Abdelwahab (Instrumental)
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A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Fakkarouni (Instrumental) - Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Arrangment : Michael Ibrahim
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: M...
published: 16 Mar 2020
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Nation Arab Music Ensemble "Classical Music of Egypt"
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Nation Arab Music Ensemble "Classical Music of Egypt"
published: 26 Jul 2020
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National Arab Orchestra - Aminti bil-Lah / آمنت بالله - Hela Melki / هلا ملكي
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
National Arab Orchestra
On the Shoulders of Giants: Arab Women in Music
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
February 10, 2018
Detroit Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts
Aminti bil-Lah
Composer: Farid Ghusn, sung by: Laure Daccache
Vocalist: Hela Melki
Audio produced by: DAVESCHALLACOUSTIC
Video produced by: hawkmedia.us
Violins: Layth AlRubaye, Eylem Basaldi, Megan Gould, Laura Harada, Frances Hostetter, Emad Ibrahim, Insia Malik, Fr. Dn. Bassam Nashawati, Roberto Riggio, Katie Van Dusen, Andrea Vercoe, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Cello: Khaled Khalifa, Double Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Tony Barhoum. Nay/Director: Michael Ibr...
published: 09 Apr 2018
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National Arab Orchestra - Layali Loubnan - Mohamed Abdel Wahab / ليالي لبنان - محمد عبدالوهاب
National Arab Orchestra
Night of Tarab - Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
October 1, 2017
Ford Community & Performing Arts Center
Audio produced by: DAVESCHALLACOUSTIC
Video produced by: hawkmedia.us
Layali Loubnan
Composers: Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Violins: Layth Al Rubaye, Eylem Basaldi, Dena ElSaffar, Lauren Harada, Frances Hostetter, Emad Ibrahim, Insia Malik, Roberto Riggio, Sami Abu Shumays, Katie Van Dusen, Andrea Vercoe, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Cello: Naseem Alatrash. Double Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Tony Barhoum. Nay/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Percussion: Ryan Gates, Roger Kashou, Adam Maalouf, Gilbert Mansour, Karim Nagi. Keyboard: Haitham Zbib.
Wind Choir: Flute: Kathryn Grabowski. Oboe: Kyle James.
To find out more about the...
published: 03 Dec 2017
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National Arab Orchestra - Inta Umri / إنت عمري - Mai Farouk / مي فاروق
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Inta 'Umri - Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Vocalist: Mai Farouk
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, Raya...
published: 17 Aug 2020
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RBA Nibal Malshi & Ensemble Golden Age of Arab Music & Song
NIBAL MALSHI & ENSEMBLE directed by FIRAS ZREIK - Golden Age of Arab Music & Song. The ensemble is led by the qanun (zither) player Firas Zreik and features Zafer Tawil on oud (lute), John Murchison on bass, Johnny Farraj on riqq (small frame drum) and Gilbert Mansour on tabla (goblet drum) The program includes a wide range of selections from the 20th-century classical Arab repertoire of the Levantine - Egyptian region, including works of “Golden Age” greats Umm Kulthum, Abdel Wahab and Fayrouz, and such composers as Sunbati and the Rahbani Brothers. The concert marks the New York debut of Nibal Malshi.
published: 21 Dec 2021
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Traditional Arabic Music Orchestra | Jewish & Arab orchestra- أوركسترا الموسيقى العربية Mamoun Zyoud
Traditional Arabic Music Orchestra Of Jewish and Arab Musicians LIVE with the singer Mamoun Zyoud!
Firqat Alnoor Orchestra for classical Arabic music ( وركسترا فرقة النور للموسيقى الشرقية)
was founded in 2014, as a result of the encounter of four people who each carried a dream and passion for an oriental orchestra which will provide a respectful response to the tremendous demand for Arabic and Oriental music, a demand which was felt among various populations, both Jewish and Arab, throughout Israel.
The Orchestra brought together the leading performers of the classical Arabic music in Israel, all famous masters in their field of expertise. The orchestra's diverse human face gives the traditional music a new and refreshing flavor. Its members represent the full spectrum of Israel's geog...
published: 13 Mar 2020
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Orchestre Arabe Classique d'Alep - Musique Classique Arabo Ottomane
Orchestre Arabe Classique d'Alep - Musique Classique Arabo Ottomane
Liste des titres:
1. Samai Bayati
2. Samai Housseini
3. Suite Rasd
4. Samai Nahawand
5. Samai Mouhayar
6. Suite Bayati
7. Samai Chat Araban
8. Longa & Samai Shahnaz
Aujourd'hui je vous propose un voyage en Turquie, avec cet extraordinaire répertoire de musique instrumentale orientale.
Le Samā'ī « écoute » (turc : saz semai) est une forme de composition musicale d'origine turque qui s'est répandue dans les régions sous influence ottomane.
Le Samai a pris la place du Bashraf en ouverture des suites musicales : les waslat au machreq et noubat au maghreb.
Le plaisir de l'ouie, vous pourrai vous imaginé dans un ryad avec ces splendides musiciens et instruments qui font la fierté de l'orient.
published: 14 Jan 2018
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National Arab Orchestra - Ghanili Shway - Mai Farouk & Lubana Al Quntar / مي فاروق و لبنة القنطار
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Ghanili Shway / غنيلي شوي - Zakaria Ahmed
Vocalists: Mai Farouk & Lubana Al Quntar
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Ce...
published: 26 Feb 2021
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National Arab Orchestra - Lama Bada Yatathana - Abeer Nehme & UMS Choral Union
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National Arab Orchestra
Featuring: Abeer Nehme
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
March 19, 2022
Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, MI
In partnership with University Musical Society
Lama Bada Yatathana
Composer: Old Traditional - Andalusian
Arr. Michael Ibrahim
Conductor: Michael Ibrahim
Vocalist: Abeer Nehme
Meet the Orchestra: Violin (Kamanjah): Imad Al Taha, Bengisu Gokce, Megan Gould, Jumanah Hassan, Insia Malik, Daniel Moltke, Mohammad Tahboub, Christopher Witulski, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, G...
published: 31 Mar 2023
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National Arab Orchestra - Alf Leila wi Leila / الف ليلة وليلى - Mai Farouk / مي فاروق
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to A...
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater (www.ithra.com)
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Alf Leila wi Leila - Baligh Hamdi
Vocalist: Mai Farouk
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, Rayan Azzam, Victoria Morcos. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Kamal El Dakdouki. Nay/Conductor: Michael Ibrahim. Accordion: Chadi Saad. Piano/Sythesizer: Maroun Yammine. Electric Guitar: Mazen Jaber. Percussion: Wissam El Bitar, Charlie Fadel, Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Audio and Post Production: Dave Schall
https://wn.com/National_Arab_Orchestra_Alf_Leila_Wi_Leila_الف_ليلة_وليلى_Mai_Farouk_مي_فاروق
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater (www.ithra.com)
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Alf Leila wi Leila - Baligh Hamdi
Vocalist: Mai Farouk
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, Rayan Azzam, Victoria Morcos. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Kamal El Dakdouki. Nay/Conductor: Michael Ibrahim. Accordion: Chadi Saad. Piano/Sythesizer: Maroun Yammine. Electric Guitar: Mazen Jaber. Percussion: Wissam El Bitar, Charlie Fadel, Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Audio and Post Production: Dave Schall
- published: 12 Jun 2020
- views: 51828733
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Traditional ARABIC Music - موسيقى تقليدية - Relaxing Music
Traditional ARABIC Music - موسيقى تقليدية - Relaxing Music
TRADITIONAL MUSIC IN THE ARAB WORLD
Melodic Style
Traditional Arabic music is almost wholly melodic, ...
Traditional ARABIC Music - موسيقى تقليدية - Relaxing Music
TRADITIONAL MUSIC IN THE ARAB WORLD
Melodic Style
Traditional Arabic music is almost wholly melodic, and melodies are often melismatic and highly ornamented as in "Seyouff el Ezz" performed by Mohammed Assaf. Singing is held as the ideal of musical expressiveness. In traditional style, singers are almost always accompanied by an instrumental ensemble playing in unison with the singer.
Maqam System
The theory behind the maqam system of Arabic music stretches back to the ninth century. Arabic music is based on eight commonly used melodic modes, or maqams. The maqam system is the basis of composed and improvised Arabic music, whether vocal and instrumental. The maqam system is mostly taught orally, and by extensive listening to traditional playing. Each maqam is also meant to produce a certain mood or emotional state in the listener.
The particular tones of each maqam are organized in seven-tone scales, and each maqam has characteristic musical phrases made up of four (less often, three or five) continuous tones that give the maqam its flavor and recognizability. The Arabic tuning system contains tones that sound "out of tune" in the European equal-tempered tuning system. Such tones are often referred to as "microtones," because their distance apart is less than that of the semitone, the smallest interval in European music. For Arabic music to sound as intended it should be played on traditional Arab instruments that can produce the microtones that Western instruments with fixed pitches (such as piano) cannot. Violin, and the other members of the fretless violin family, adapt readily to the tunings of the maqam system.
Source : https://scalar.usc.edu/works/music-in-global-america/traditional-music-in-the-arab-world
*Ce que TikTok ne veut PAS que vous sachiez... 😱*
https://youtu.be/HLUd2iMSZ8o
🎼KANTELE MUSIC Finlandaise KANTELE music Old KANTELE SOOTHING KANTELE MUSIC KANTELA Soothing Vantela
https://youtu.be/v_FkX4VPqRc
🎼KAMANCHE Music Persian Irani | موسیقی ایرانی| موسیقی ایرانی بدون کلام | موسیقی ایرانی اصیل
https://youtu.be/tvn4OR9FJcA
#traditionalarabicmusic #arabicmusic #relaxingmusic
https://wn.com/Traditional_Arabic_Music_موسيقى_تقليدية_Relaxing_Music
Traditional ARABIC Music - موسيقى تقليدية - Relaxing Music
TRADITIONAL MUSIC IN THE ARAB WORLD
Melodic Style
Traditional Arabic music is almost wholly melodic, and melodies are often melismatic and highly ornamented as in "Seyouff el Ezz" performed by Mohammed Assaf. Singing is held as the ideal of musical expressiveness. In traditional style, singers are almost always accompanied by an instrumental ensemble playing in unison with the singer.
Maqam System
The theory behind the maqam system of Arabic music stretches back to the ninth century. Arabic music is based on eight commonly used melodic modes, or maqams. The maqam system is the basis of composed and improvised Arabic music, whether vocal and instrumental. The maqam system is mostly taught orally, and by extensive listening to traditional playing. Each maqam is also meant to produce a certain mood or emotional state in the listener.
The particular tones of each maqam are organized in seven-tone scales, and each maqam has characteristic musical phrases made up of four (less often, three or five) continuous tones that give the maqam its flavor and recognizability. The Arabic tuning system contains tones that sound "out of tune" in the European equal-tempered tuning system. Such tones are often referred to as "microtones," because their distance apart is less than that of the semitone, the smallest interval in European music. For Arabic music to sound as intended it should be played on traditional Arab instruments that can produce the microtones that Western instruments with fixed pitches (such as piano) cannot. Violin, and the other members of the fretless violin family, adapt readily to the tunings of the maqam system.
Source : https://scalar.usc.edu/works/music-in-global-america/traditional-music-in-the-arab-world
*Ce que TikTok ne veut PAS que vous sachiez... 😱*
https://youtu.be/HLUd2iMSZ8o
🎼KANTELE MUSIC Finlandaise KANTELE music Old KANTELE SOOTHING KANTELE MUSIC KANTELA Soothing Vantela
https://youtu.be/v_FkX4VPqRc
🎼KAMANCHE Music Persian Irani | موسیقی ایرانی| موسیقی ایرانی بدون کلام | موسیقی ایرانی اصیل
https://youtu.be/tvn4OR9FJcA
#traditionalarabicmusic #arabicmusic #relaxingmusic
- published: 07 Jul 2022
- views: 821725
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When you arrive in Kuwait & try to speak Classical Arabic
The difference between Classical Arabic and the forms of spoken colloquial Arabic in Kuwait is quite stark, as I found when I first came to Kuwait
The difference between Classical Arabic and the forms of spoken colloquial Arabic in Kuwait is quite stark, as I found when I first came to Kuwait
https://wn.com/When_You_Arrive_In_Kuwait_Try_To_Speak_Classical_Arabic
The difference between Classical Arabic and the forms of spoken colloquial Arabic in Kuwait is quite stark, as I found when I first came to Kuwait
- published: 19 Oct 2021
- views: 125477
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Arabic Traditional Music - روائع الفن الأصيل مع التخت الشرقي
تقدروا تسمعوا معانا روائع للفن العربي الأصيل مع التخت الشرقي
00:05بعيد عنك
07:39 ودارت الأيام
15:04 عزيزة دادا
18:38 لونجا رياض
21:15 لونجا صبوغ
23:11 ع...
تقدروا تسمعوا معانا روائع للفن العربي الأصيل مع التخت الشرقي
00:05بعيد عنك
07:39 ودارت الأيام
15:04 عزيزة دادا
18:38 لونجا رياض
21:15 لونجا صبوغ
23:11 على الحلوه والمره
28:00 سيره الحب
41:47 ست الحبايب
47:00 سماعي
52:21 ذكريات
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تقدروا تسمعوا معانا روائع للفن العربي الأصيل مع التخت الشرقي
00:05بعيد عنك
07:39 ودارت الأيام
15:04 عزيزة دادا
18:38 لونجا رياض
21:15 لونجا صبوغ
23:11 على الحلوه والمره
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- published: 11 Jul 2018
- views: 5303752
13:49
Classical Arabic VS Levantine Arabic
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- published: 24 Jun 2022
- views: 57512
9:50
National Arab Orchestra - Ghadan - Suad Bushnaq
National Arab Orchestra
On the Shoulders of Giants: Arab Women In Music
November 10, 2018
Trinity University, San Antonio TX
Ghadan - Suad Bushnaq
Violins: La...
National Arab Orchestra
On the Shoulders of Giants: Arab Women In Music
November 10, 2018
Trinity University, San Antonio TX
Ghadan - Suad Bushnaq
Violins: Layth Sidiq, Katie VanDusen, Insia Malik, Laura Harada, Nady Benyamine, Eylem Basaldi, Roberto Riggio, Sachiyo Yoshimoto, Jumanah Hassan. Viola: Megan Gould, Marandi Hostetter, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: George Crotty. Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Qanun: Tony Barhoum. Oud: Amal Waqar. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Piano: Haitham Zbib. Percussion: Karim Nagi, Dr. Gursharan "Yash" Singh Sandhu, Roger Kashou, Ryan Gates, Mark Assaf.
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National Arab Orchestra
On the Shoulders of Giants: Arab Women In Music
November 10, 2018
Trinity University, San Antonio TX
Ghadan - Suad Bushnaq
Violins: Layth Sidiq, Katie VanDusen, Insia Malik, Laura Harada, Nady Benyamine, Eylem Basaldi, Roberto Riggio, Sachiyo Yoshimoto, Jumanah Hassan. Viola: Megan Gould, Marandi Hostetter, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: George Crotty. Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Qanun: Tony Barhoum. Oud: Amal Waqar. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Piano: Haitham Zbib. Percussion: Karim Nagi, Dr. Gursharan "Yash" Singh Sandhu, Roger Kashou, Ryan Gates, Mark Assaf.
- published: 06 Jun 2019
- views: 979620
12:44
National Arab Orchestra - Wai'd (Promise) - Michael Ibrahim
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National Arab Orchestra
Building Bridges Through Music Featuring: Abeer Nehme
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
Rice University, Stude Concert Hall
11/16/2019
Wa'id (Promise)
Composer: Michael Ibrahim
Orchestra: Violin - Layth Al Rubaye, Megan Gould, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Insia Malik, Daniel Mogtaderi, Megumi Saruhashi, Mohamed Tahboub, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola - Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello - George Crotty. Double Bass - Jonathan Hammonds. Qanun - Firas Zreik. Oud/Director - Michael Ibrahim. Percussion - Edy Fadel, Roger Kashou, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu. Synthesizer - Haitham Zbib. Piano - Adam Yaqoot. Harp - Cindy Qin.
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National Arab Orchestra
Building Bridges Through Music Featuring: Abeer Nehme
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
Rice University, Stude Concert Hall
11/16/2019
Wa'id (Promise)
Composer: Michael Ibrahim
Orchestra: Violin - Layth Al Rubaye, Megan Gould, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Insia Malik, Daniel Mogtaderi, Megumi Saruhashi, Mohamed Tahboub, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola - Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello - George Crotty. Double Bass - Jonathan Hammonds. Qanun - Firas Zreik. Oud/Director - Michael Ibrahim. Percussion - Edy Fadel, Roger Kashou, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu. Synthesizer - Haitham Zbib. Piano - Adam Yaqoot. Harp - Cindy Qin.
- published: 04 May 2020
- views: 1492352
5:13
Arabian Classic
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Superhit Song Collection Arabic, Vol. 03
℗ 2022 OTT Solutions Pri...
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Arabian Classic · Billa Sheikh · Traditional
Superhit Song Collection Arabic, Vol. 03
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Arabian Classic · Billa Sheikh · Traditional
Superhit Song Collection Arabic, Vol. 03
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Music Publisher: OTT Solutions Private Limited
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- published: 05 Dec 2022
- views: 2024
11:58
National Arab Orchestra - Bayati Medley - Arr. Michael Ibrahim
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Haflah
September 19, 2015
Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts
Bayati Medley - Arranged by Michael Ibrahim
Akhod Habibe - Mohamed Sultan
'Atim Ya Layl - Rahbani Bros.
Directed By: Michael Ibrahim
Violin: Emad Ibrahim, Layth Sidiq, Nady Benyamine, Eddy Sulaiman, Roberto Riggio, Sachiyo Yoshimoto, Insia Malik, Frances Hostetter. Cello: Naseem Alatrash. Nay/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Oud/Clarinet: Malcom Barsamian. Qanun: Ali Amr. Bass: Jonathon Hammonds. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Percussion: Dr. Gursharan Yash Singh Sandhu, Roger Kashou, Tareq Rantisi, Karim Nagi.
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National Arab Orchestra
Haflah
September 19, 2015
Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts
Bayati Medley - Arranged by Michael Ibrahim
Akhod Habibe - Mohamed Sultan
'Atim Ya Layl - Rahbani Bros.
Directed By: Michael Ibrahim
Violin: Emad Ibrahim, Layth Sidiq, Nady Benyamine, Eddy Sulaiman, Roberto Riggio, Sachiyo Yoshimoto, Insia Malik, Frances Hostetter. Cello: Naseem Alatrash. Nay/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Oud/Clarinet: Malcom Barsamian. Qanun: Ali Amr. Bass: Jonathon Hammonds. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Percussion: Dr. Gursharan Yash Singh Sandhu, Roger Kashou, Tareq Rantisi, Karim Nagi.
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- published: 30 Mar 2017
- views: 4669544
8:37
Samai Bayati (Maqam Bayati)
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Arabic - Ottoman Classical Music Instrumenta...
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Arabic - Ottoman Classical Music Instrumentals
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- published: 18 Feb 2017
- views: 148360
46:57
The stories behind classic Arab love songs | Al Jazeera World Documentary
CHAPTERS:
00:44 Lebanese singer Fairuz
12:31 Egyptian singer Abdel Halim Hafez
23:09 Algerian singer Warda
35:55 Egyptian singer Nagat El Saghira
Secret lov...
CHAPTERS:
00:44 Lebanese singer Fairuz
12:31 Egyptian singer Abdel Halim Hafez
23:09 Algerian singer Warda
35:55 Egyptian singer Nagat El Saghira
Secret love, dramatic performances and breakups are the inspirations for these four song stories from the Middle East, each telling a unique tale.
Lebanese musical icon Fairuz delivered a show-stopping performance in Beirut while her composer husband lay gravely ill.
The romantic themes of Egyptian singer Abdel Halim Hafez’s last song risked offending conservative religious leaders.
Algerian diva Warda al-Jazairia had a very public divorce, immortalising her separation in song.
And Egyptian singer Nagat El Saghira’s most famous song almost never got made.
This four-song tour of the region sheds light and offers new insights into Arab musical achievements, aspirations, people and traditions.
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CHAPTERS:
00:44 Lebanese singer Fairuz
12:31 Egyptian singer Abdel Halim Hafez
23:09 Algerian singer Warda
35:55 Egyptian singer Nagat El Saghira
Secret love, dramatic performances and breakups are the inspirations for these four song stories from the Middle East, each telling a unique tale.
Lebanese musical icon Fairuz delivered a show-stopping performance in Beirut while her composer husband lay gravely ill.
The romantic themes of Egyptian singer Abdel Halim Hafez’s last song risked offending conservative religious leaders.
Algerian diva Warda al-Jazairia had a very public divorce, immortalising her separation in song.
And Egyptian singer Nagat El Saghira’s most famous song almost never got made.
This four-song tour of the region sheds light and offers new insights into Arab musical achievements, aspirations, people and traditions.
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- published: 14 Sep 2022
- views: 17612
2:57
How can I learn Arabic fluently? - Assim al hakeem
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- published: 04 Jun 2020
- views: 138098
4:16
Lamma bada "Muwashah of Arab-Andalusian tradition"
When she started to walk with a swinging gait
aman aman aman aman
her beauty amazed me
aman aman aman aman
I have become prisoner of her eyes
aman aman a...
When she started to walk with a swinging gait
aman aman aman aman
her beauty amazed me
aman aman aman aman
I have become prisoner of her eyes
aman aman aman aman
her stem folded as she bent
aman aman aman aman
O my promise, O my perplexity,
who can answer my complaint
about love and suffering
but the beautiful one?
aman aman aman aman
about love and suffering
but the beautiful one?
aman aman aman aman
Performers: Ensemble Constantinopla
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When she started to walk with a swinging gait
aman aman aman aman
her beauty amazed me
aman aman aman aman
I have become prisoner of her eyes
aman aman aman aman
her stem folded as she bent
aman aman aman aman
O my promise, O my perplexity,
who can answer my complaint
about love and suffering
but the beautiful one?
aman aman aman aman
about love and suffering
but the beautiful one?
aman aman aman aman
Performers: Ensemble Constantinopla
- published: 06 Oct 2010
- views: 3757060
2:29
Arab Egypt middle east classical guitar song / Guitarra clasica Arabe
Update 2013:
-Just Released a new acoustic version with the same style, more awesome and better Arpeggios. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU7nJZ4qSI0
Update 20...
Update 2013:
-Just Released a new acoustic version with the same style, more awesome and better Arpeggios. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU7nJZ4qSI0
Update 2012:
Thanks for all the comments and reception but its unfortunate that there are no tabs, this is played by ear and improvised. Wanna learn how to play it? Learn the D Phrygian scale (minor, major and dominant) by hearth across the guitar, tune to double drop D and the sound will come by itself
-
-Don't forget to check the new "brutal" version, this time with an evolved heavier style, higher quality sound, multiple tracks and drums!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c5VhxYIlZ4&list=UUyE5CGxpb6uRAZmHSmOuBEw&index=1&feature=
Update 2011:
Part 2 is up! check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIymCdDL3Bw
Update 2010:
Thanks so far all for watching and enjoying
100.000 views :)
Check my new arabic acoustic recording:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NKd9gkPZr4
This a song i made using arab, harmonic and phrygian dominant scales. also combining different techniques i know. its not really complex, i improvise in some parts. This a really fun song for me to play
Hope you like it.
Guitar is tuned: DADGBD a half tep down
Jeffrey Ghelman
https://wn.com/Arab_Egypt_Middle_East_Classical_Guitar_Song_Guitarra_Clasica_Arabe
Update 2013:
-Just Released a new acoustic version with the same style, more awesome and better Arpeggios. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU7nJZ4qSI0
Update 2012:
Thanks for all the comments and reception but its unfortunate that there are no tabs, this is played by ear and improvised. Wanna learn how to play it? Learn the D Phrygian scale (minor, major and dominant) by hearth across the guitar, tune to double drop D and the sound will come by itself
-
-Don't forget to check the new "brutal" version, this time with an evolved heavier style, higher quality sound, multiple tracks and drums!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c5VhxYIlZ4&list=UUyE5CGxpb6uRAZmHSmOuBEw&index=1&feature=
Update 2011:
Part 2 is up! check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIymCdDL3Bw
Update 2010:
Thanks so far all for watching and enjoying
100.000 views :)
Check my new arabic acoustic recording:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NKd9gkPZr4
This a song i made using arab, harmonic and phrygian dominant scales. also combining different techniques i know. its not really complex, i improvise in some parts. This a really fun song for me to play
Hope you like it.
Guitar is tuned: DADGBD a half tep down
Jeffrey Ghelman
- published: 27 Apr 2008
- views: 832475
14:01
National Arab Orchestra - Fakkarouni / فكروني - Mohamed Abdelwahab (Instrumental)
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A Tribute to A...
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A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Fakkarouni (Instrumental) - Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Arrangment : Michael Ibrahim
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, Rayan Azzam, Victoria Morcos. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Kamal El Dakdouki. Nay/Conductor: Michael Ibrahim. Accordion: Chadi Saad. Piano/Sythesizer: Maroun Yammine. Electric Guitar: Mazen Jaber. Percussion: Wissam El Bitar, Charlie Fadel, Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Audio and Post Production: Dave Schall
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A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Fakkarouni (Instrumental) - Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Arrangment : Michael Ibrahim
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, Rayan Azzam, Victoria Morcos. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Kamal El Dakdouki. Nay/Conductor: Michael Ibrahim. Accordion: Chadi Saad. Piano/Sythesizer: Maroun Yammine. Electric Guitar: Mazen Jaber. Percussion: Wissam El Bitar, Charlie Fadel, Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Audio and Post Production: Dave Schall
- published: 16 Mar 2020
- views: 4019335
1:01:35
Nation Arab Music Ensemble "Classical Music of Egypt"
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Nation Arab Music Ensemble "Classical Music of Egypt"
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Nation Arab Music Ensemble "Classical Music of Egypt"
- published: 26 Jul 2020
- views: 18537
12:36
National Arab Orchestra - Aminti bil-Lah / آمنت بالله - Hela Melki / هلا ملكي
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National Arab ...
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National Arab Orchestra
On the Shoulders of Giants: Arab Women in Music
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
February 10, 2018
Detroit Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts
Aminti bil-Lah
Composer: Farid Ghusn, sung by: Laure Daccache
Vocalist: Hela Melki
Audio produced by: DAVESCHALLACOUSTIC
Video produced by: hawkmedia.us
Violins: Layth AlRubaye, Eylem Basaldi, Megan Gould, Laura Harada, Frances Hostetter, Emad Ibrahim, Insia Malik, Fr. Dn. Bassam Nashawati, Roberto Riggio, Katie Van Dusen, Andrea Vercoe, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Cello: Khaled Khalifa, Double Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Tony Barhoum. Nay/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Synthesizer: Haitham Zbib. Percussion: Ryan Paul Gates, Roger kashou, Gilbert Mansour, Karim Nagi, Tareq Rantisi, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Fordson High School Choir: Juana Abdalla, Fatima Alrebaie, Zainab Alrebaie, Maya Berry, Dena Eldirawi, Farrah Hassoun, Sabrina Itawi, Selena Jafer, Amal Khalil, Sarah Qaddoumi, Leila Rustom, Yossr Saihi, Nora Soofi.
Aminti Bil Lah: Originally sung by Laura Daccache.
Hailing from Lebanon, Laure Daccache (1917-2005) sang in a highly masterful style of maqam-based music. At a young age, she recorded for the Beirut-based record company Baidaphon, with repertoire that included songs by her father, George Daccache. She studied the repertoire performed by Umm Kulthum, learning to sing in part through imitation of the established singer’s voice, although she eventually developed her independent singing style. Daccache was among a wave of singers who came to Cairo in the 1930s in search of performance and financial opportunities. In Egypt, she continued to study the classical repertory of musical forms such as the muwashshah and the dawr, which she went on to perform and record to great acclaim. Making her Egyptian radio debut in 1944, she continued to appear on various radio programs as well. Like the prominent performers Umm Kulthum and Su’ad Muhammad, Daccache was a musician who prized the marriage of high-quality poetry to music as part of her ouevre. Furthermore, Daccache was one of a select group of women who composed music in the commercial domain.
Hela Melki (b.October 20th,1981) is a Tunisian born singer. She is known in the Arabic Music Community for many cover songs by famous classic singers such as Ismahan, Warda Al Jazairia , Om Kalthoum , Farid El Atrash , Abdelhalim Hafiz and Mohamad Abdelwahab. She grew up in a family listening to all kinds of Classic Arabic and Western music as well. At a very young age, Hela showed exceptional singing talent and was influenced by her father, a keyboard player and a Singer who was known singing in English and French language. She used to attend most of her father's band rehearsals, in which Western tunes were mostly played at the time.Hela began singing while she was in primary school (1987) and then she joined the high school musical team (1993) and sang throughout the whole scholarship. She was able after her graduation to participate in a lot of Local, National and Regional Music Competitions (1998/2001) , in which she had achieved all the top ranking positions. Hela started following her own path by pursuing the dream of producing Original Songs in collaboration with famous composers and music arrangers. Hela’s self-titled debut song was " Hokm Ezzaman" (2003) and in 2005 she released "Nghir Alik". She has since performed live all over the Arab world as well as many performances throughout Europe. She was decorated the Medal of culture by the Minister of Culture in 2006. Hela was devoted to her musical career by highlighting her Tunisian identity and performing classical and contemporary genres of Arab music. At this point of her young career, the presence of this beautiful and powerful voice attracted several Tunisian composers and musicians until she got introduced in 2007 to one of the most respected names in Music industry in Tunisia, Maestro "Abdelhakim Belgaied" with whom she recorded six new soundtracks from different poets (2009).
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National Arab Orchestra
On the Shoulders of Giants: Arab Women in Music
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
February 10, 2018
Detroit Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts
Aminti bil-Lah
Composer: Farid Ghusn, sung by: Laure Daccache
Vocalist: Hela Melki
Audio produced by: DAVESCHALLACOUSTIC
Video produced by: hawkmedia.us
Violins: Layth AlRubaye, Eylem Basaldi, Megan Gould, Laura Harada, Frances Hostetter, Emad Ibrahim, Insia Malik, Fr. Dn. Bassam Nashawati, Roberto Riggio, Katie Van Dusen, Andrea Vercoe, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Cello: Khaled Khalifa, Double Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Tony Barhoum. Nay/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Synthesizer: Haitham Zbib. Percussion: Ryan Paul Gates, Roger kashou, Gilbert Mansour, Karim Nagi, Tareq Rantisi, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Fordson High School Choir: Juana Abdalla, Fatima Alrebaie, Zainab Alrebaie, Maya Berry, Dena Eldirawi, Farrah Hassoun, Sabrina Itawi, Selena Jafer, Amal Khalil, Sarah Qaddoumi, Leila Rustom, Yossr Saihi, Nora Soofi.
Aminti Bil Lah: Originally sung by Laura Daccache.
Hailing from Lebanon, Laure Daccache (1917-2005) sang in a highly masterful style of maqam-based music. At a young age, she recorded for the Beirut-based record company Baidaphon, with repertoire that included songs by her father, George Daccache. She studied the repertoire performed by Umm Kulthum, learning to sing in part through imitation of the established singer’s voice, although she eventually developed her independent singing style. Daccache was among a wave of singers who came to Cairo in the 1930s in search of performance and financial opportunities. In Egypt, she continued to study the classical repertory of musical forms such as the muwashshah and the dawr, which she went on to perform and record to great acclaim. Making her Egyptian radio debut in 1944, she continued to appear on various radio programs as well. Like the prominent performers Umm Kulthum and Su’ad Muhammad, Daccache was a musician who prized the marriage of high-quality poetry to music as part of her ouevre. Furthermore, Daccache was one of a select group of women who composed music in the commercial domain.
Hela Melki (b.October 20th,1981) is a Tunisian born singer. She is known in the Arabic Music Community for many cover songs by famous classic singers such as Ismahan, Warda Al Jazairia , Om Kalthoum , Farid El Atrash , Abdelhalim Hafiz and Mohamad Abdelwahab. She grew up in a family listening to all kinds of Classic Arabic and Western music as well. At a very young age, Hela showed exceptional singing talent and was influenced by her father, a keyboard player and a Singer who was known singing in English and French language. She used to attend most of her father's band rehearsals, in which Western tunes were mostly played at the time.Hela began singing while she was in primary school (1987) and then she joined the high school musical team (1993) and sang throughout the whole scholarship. She was able after her graduation to participate in a lot of Local, National and Regional Music Competitions (1998/2001) , in which she had achieved all the top ranking positions. Hela started following her own path by pursuing the dream of producing Original Songs in collaboration with famous composers and music arrangers. Hela’s self-titled debut song was " Hokm Ezzaman" (2003) and in 2005 she released "Nghir Alik". She has since performed live all over the Arab world as well as many performances throughout Europe. She was decorated the Medal of culture by the Minister of Culture in 2006. Hela was devoted to her musical career by highlighting her Tunisian identity and performing classical and contemporary genres of Arab music. At this point of her young career, the presence of this beautiful and powerful voice attracted several Tunisian composers and musicians until she got introduced in 2007 to one of the most respected names in Music industry in Tunisia, Maestro "Abdelhakim Belgaied" with whom she recorded six new soundtracks from different poets (2009).
To find out more about the National Arab Orchestra visit our website at www.NationalArabOrchestra.org or email us at info@nationalaraborchestra.org
- published: 09 Apr 2018
- views: 3232738
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National Arab Orchestra - Layali Loubnan - Mohamed Abdel Wahab / ليالي لبنان - محمد عبدالوهاب
National Arab Orchestra
Night of Tarab - Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
October 1, 2017
Ford Community & Performing Arts Center
Audio produced by: DAVESCHALLACOU...
National Arab Orchestra
Night of Tarab - Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
October 1, 2017
Ford Community & Performing Arts Center
Audio produced by: DAVESCHALLACOUSTIC
Video produced by: hawkmedia.us
Layali Loubnan
Composers: Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Violins: Layth Al Rubaye, Eylem Basaldi, Dena ElSaffar, Lauren Harada, Frances Hostetter, Emad Ibrahim, Insia Malik, Roberto Riggio, Sami Abu Shumays, Katie Van Dusen, Andrea Vercoe, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Cello: Naseem Alatrash. Double Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Tony Barhoum. Nay/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Percussion: Ryan Gates, Roger Kashou, Adam Maalouf, Gilbert Mansour, Karim Nagi. Keyboard: Haitham Zbib.
Wind Choir: Flute: Kathryn Grabowski. Oboe: Kyle James.
To find out more about the National Arab Orchestra visit our website at www.NationalArabOrchestra.org or email us michiganaraborchestra@gmail.com
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National Arab Orchestra
Night of Tarab - Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
October 1, 2017
Ford Community & Performing Arts Center
Audio produced by: DAVESCHALLACOUSTIC
Video produced by: hawkmedia.us
Layali Loubnan
Composers: Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Violins: Layth Al Rubaye, Eylem Basaldi, Dena ElSaffar, Lauren Harada, Frances Hostetter, Emad Ibrahim, Insia Malik, Roberto Riggio, Sami Abu Shumays, Katie Van Dusen, Andrea Vercoe, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Cello: Naseem Alatrash. Double Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Tony Barhoum. Nay/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Electric Guitar: Edward Gedeon. Percussion: Ryan Gates, Roger Kashou, Adam Maalouf, Gilbert Mansour, Karim Nagi. Keyboard: Haitham Zbib.
Wind Choir: Flute: Kathryn Grabowski. Oboe: Kyle James.
To find out more about the National Arab Orchestra visit our website at www.NationalArabOrchestra.org or email us michiganaraborchestra@gmail.com
- published: 03 Dec 2017
- views: 1030625
32:57
National Arab Orchestra - Inta Umri / إنت عمري - Mai Farouk / مي فاروق
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to A...
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Inta 'Umri - Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Vocalist: Mai Farouk
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, Rayan Azzam, Victoria Morcos. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Kamal El Dakdouki. Nay/Conductor: Michael Ibrahim. Accordion: Chadi Saad. Piano/Sythesizer: Maroun Yammine. Electric Guitar: Mazen Jaber. Percussion: Wissam El Bitar, Charlie Fadel, Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Audio and Post Production: Dave Schall
https://wn.com/National_Arab_Orchestra_Inta_Umri_إنت_عمري_Mai_Farouk_مي_فاروق
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A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Inta 'Umri - Mohamed Abdel Wahab
Vocalist: Mai Farouk
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, Rayan Azzam, Victoria Morcos. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Kamal El Dakdouki. Nay/Conductor: Michael Ibrahim. Accordion: Chadi Saad. Piano/Sythesizer: Maroun Yammine. Electric Guitar: Mazen Jaber. Percussion: Wissam El Bitar, Charlie Fadel, Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Audio and Post Production: Dave Schall
- published: 17 Aug 2020
- views: 16534160
1:42:02
RBA Nibal Malshi & Ensemble Golden Age of Arab Music & Song
NIBAL MALSHI & ENSEMBLE directed by FIRAS ZREIK - Golden Age of Arab Music & Song. The ensemble is led by the qanun (zither) player Firas Zreik and features Z...
NIBAL MALSHI & ENSEMBLE directed by FIRAS ZREIK - Golden Age of Arab Music & Song. The ensemble is led by the qanun (zither) player Firas Zreik and features Zafer Tawil on oud (lute), John Murchison on bass, Johnny Farraj on riqq (small frame drum) and Gilbert Mansour on tabla (goblet drum) The program includes a wide range of selections from the 20th-century classical Arab repertoire of the Levantine - Egyptian region, including works of “Golden Age” greats Umm Kulthum, Abdel Wahab and Fayrouz, and such composers as Sunbati and the Rahbani Brothers. The concert marks the New York debut of Nibal Malshi.
https://wn.com/Rba_Nibal_Malshi_Ensemble_Golden_Age_Of_Arab_Music_Song
NIBAL MALSHI & ENSEMBLE directed by FIRAS ZREIK - Golden Age of Arab Music & Song. The ensemble is led by the qanun (zither) player Firas Zreik and features Zafer Tawil on oud (lute), John Murchison on bass, Johnny Farraj on riqq (small frame drum) and Gilbert Mansour on tabla (goblet drum) The program includes a wide range of selections from the 20th-century classical Arab repertoire of the Levantine - Egyptian region, including works of “Golden Age” greats Umm Kulthum, Abdel Wahab and Fayrouz, and such composers as Sunbati and the Rahbani Brothers. The concert marks the New York debut of Nibal Malshi.
- published: 21 Dec 2021
- views: 169482
1:38:51
Traditional Arabic Music Orchestra | Jewish & Arab orchestra- أوركسترا الموسيقى العربية Mamoun Zyoud
Traditional Arabic Music Orchestra Of Jewish and Arab Musicians LIVE with the singer Mamoun Zyoud!
Firqat Alnoor Orchestra for classical Arabic music ( وركسترا ...
Traditional Arabic Music Orchestra Of Jewish and Arab Musicians LIVE with the singer Mamoun Zyoud!
Firqat Alnoor Orchestra for classical Arabic music ( وركسترا فرقة النور للموسيقى الشرقية)
was founded in 2014, as a result of the encounter of four people who each carried a dream and passion for an oriental orchestra which will provide a respectful response to the tremendous demand for Arabic and Oriental music, a demand which was felt among various populations, both Jewish and Arab, throughout Israel.
The Orchestra brought together the leading performers of the classical Arabic music in Israel, all famous masters in their field of expertise. The orchestra's diverse human face gives the traditional music a new and refreshing flavor. Its members represent the full spectrum of Israel's geographic and religious map.
They come from the Lebanon border, Netivoth in the south, Jerusalem and Tel
Aviv, Nazareth and the Galilee. Among them are orthodox and secular Jews,
Druze, Muslim and Christian Arabs. Their music is a bridge, connecting religions,
cultures, and languages.
The band aspires to present to its listeners in Israel and around the world a
new, yet ancient, musical artistic vision, and to expose them to the best compositions and to the cultural wealth of the Arabic and oriental music.
Since it was founded the orchestra has been able to present numerous concerts and to participate in several festivals, among them The Israel Festival 2017.
Firqat Alnoor wishes to represent the State of Israel on international stages and to expose the richness and beauty of the Arabic and Middle-Eastern music beauty as is expressed by the orchestra.
Firqat Alnoor Arabic Music Orchestra أوركسترا فرقة النور للموسيقى الشرقية are:
Kanun: Eli Avikhzer | Oud: Yehuda Kamari, Ran Erez, Moti Nuri | Nay: Elad
Kimchi, Clemento Muskal | Violin: Nati Yitshakov, Yohanna Reitmoler, Bashir
Asadi, Amram Maspi, Vera Gorenshtein, Marian Tur, Itay Karaso, Udi Madar,
Hila Achiel, David Daniel, Orel Makhluf, Noa Aharoni, Aluma hazan, Yoni
Tsaliach, | Cello: Asaf Or, Guy Gelem, Eyal Wahab | Contrabss: Evyatar
Hermesh | Darbuka: Ariel Cohen | Daff: Louay Khori | Bandir: Yosi Ben Moha.
Executive & Artistic Director: Hana Ftaya
Conductor & Musical Director: Ariel Cohen
Director & Artistic Adviser: Ronen Peled Hadad
Chairman: Dr. Yehuda Kamari
https://wn.com/Traditional_Arabic_Music_Orchestra_|_Jewish_Arab_Orchestra_أوركسترا_الموسيقى_العربية_Mamoun_Zyoud
Traditional Arabic Music Orchestra Of Jewish and Arab Musicians LIVE with the singer Mamoun Zyoud!
Firqat Alnoor Orchestra for classical Arabic music ( وركسترا فرقة النور للموسيقى الشرقية)
was founded in 2014, as a result of the encounter of four people who each carried a dream and passion for an oriental orchestra which will provide a respectful response to the tremendous demand for Arabic and Oriental music, a demand which was felt among various populations, both Jewish and Arab, throughout Israel.
The Orchestra brought together the leading performers of the classical Arabic music in Israel, all famous masters in their field of expertise. The orchestra's diverse human face gives the traditional music a new and refreshing flavor. Its members represent the full spectrum of Israel's geographic and religious map.
They come from the Lebanon border, Netivoth in the south, Jerusalem and Tel
Aviv, Nazareth and the Galilee. Among them are orthodox and secular Jews,
Druze, Muslim and Christian Arabs. Their music is a bridge, connecting religions,
cultures, and languages.
The band aspires to present to its listeners in Israel and around the world a
new, yet ancient, musical artistic vision, and to expose them to the best compositions and to the cultural wealth of the Arabic and oriental music.
Since it was founded the orchestra has been able to present numerous concerts and to participate in several festivals, among them The Israel Festival 2017.
Firqat Alnoor wishes to represent the State of Israel on international stages and to expose the richness and beauty of the Arabic and Middle-Eastern music beauty as is expressed by the orchestra.
Firqat Alnoor Arabic Music Orchestra أوركسترا فرقة النور للموسيقى الشرقية are:
Kanun: Eli Avikhzer | Oud: Yehuda Kamari, Ran Erez, Moti Nuri | Nay: Elad
Kimchi, Clemento Muskal | Violin: Nati Yitshakov, Yohanna Reitmoler, Bashir
Asadi, Amram Maspi, Vera Gorenshtein, Marian Tur, Itay Karaso, Udi Madar,
Hila Achiel, David Daniel, Orel Makhluf, Noa Aharoni, Aluma hazan, Yoni
Tsaliach, | Cello: Asaf Or, Guy Gelem, Eyal Wahab | Contrabss: Evyatar
Hermesh | Darbuka: Ariel Cohen | Daff: Louay Khori | Bandir: Yosi Ben Moha.
Executive & Artistic Director: Hana Ftaya
Conductor & Musical Director: Ariel Cohen
Director & Artistic Adviser: Ronen Peled Hadad
Chairman: Dr. Yehuda Kamari
- published: 13 Mar 2020
- views: 38641
1:08:16
Orchestre Arabe Classique d'Alep - Musique Classique Arabo Ottomane
Orchestre Arabe Classique d'Alep - Musique Classique Arabo Ottomane
Liste des titres:
1. Samai Bayati
2. Samai Housseini
3. Suite Rasd
4. Samai Nahawand
5. Sam...
Orchestre Arabe Classique d'Alep - Musique Classique Arabo Ottomane
Liste des titres:
1. Samai Bayati
2. Samai Housseini
3. Suite Rasd
4. Samai Nahawand
5. Samai Mouhayar
6. Suite Bayati
7. Samai Chat Araban
8. Longa & Samai Shahnaz
Aujourd'hui je vous propose un voyage en Turquie, avec cet extraordinaire répertoire de musique instrumentale orientale.
Le Samā'ī « écoute » (turc : saz semai) est une forme de composition musicale d'origine turque qui s'est répandue dans les régions sous influence ottomane.
Le Samai a pris la place du Bashraf en ouverture des suites musicales : les waslat au machreq et noubat au maghreb.
Le plaisir de l'ouie, vous pourrai vous imaginé dans un ryad avec ces splendides musiciens et instruments qui font la fierté de l'orient.
https://wn.com/Orchestre_Arabe_Classique_D'Alep_Musique_Classique_Arabo_Ottomane
Orchestre Arabe Classique d'Alep - Musique Classique Arabo Ottomane
Liste des titres:
1. Samai Bayati
2. Samai Housseini
3. Suite Rasd
4. Samai Nahawand
5. Samai Mouhayar
6. Suite Bayati
7. Samai Chat Araban
8. Longa & Samai Shahnaz
Aujourd'hui je vous propose un voyage en Turquie, avec cet extraordinaire répertoire de musique instrumentale orientale.
Le Samā'ī « écoute » (turc : saz semai) est une forme de composition musicale d'origine turque qui s'est répandue dans les régions sous influence ottomane.
Le Samai a pris la place du Bashraf en ouverture des suites musicales : les waslat au machreq et noubat au maghreb.
Le plaisir de l'ouie, vous pourrai vous imaginé dans un ryad avec ces splendides musiciens et instruments qui font la fierté de l'orient.
- published: 14 Jan 2018
- views: 279053
9:07
National Arab Orchestra - Ghanili Shway - Mai Farouk & Lubana Al Quntar / مي فاروق و لبنة القنطار
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to A...
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Ghanili Shway / غنيلي شوي - Zakaria Ahmed
Vocalists: Mai Farouk & Lubana Al Quntar
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, Rayan Azzam, Victoria Morcos. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Kamal El Dakdouki. Nay/Conductor: Michael Ibrahim. Accordion: Chadi Saad. Piano/Sythesizer: Maroun Yammine. Electric Guitar: Mazen Jaber. Percussion: Wissam El Bitar, Charlie Fadel, Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Audio and Post Production: Dave Schall
https://wn.com/National_Arab_Orchestra_Ghanili_Shway_Mai_Farouk_Lubana_Al_Quntar_مي_فاروق_و_لبنة_القنطار
Do you enjoy Arab music? Here’s how to be the First Person to own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
A Tribute to Asmahan and Um Kulthoum
Presented By: Ithra Theater
Featuring: National Arab Orchestra w/ Lubana Al Quntar & Mai Farouk
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim & Elie Karam
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, By Saudi Aramco - Saudi Arabia
November 22 - 23
Ghanili Shway / غنيلي شوي - Zakaria Ahmed
Vocalists: Mai Farouk & Lubana Al Quntar
Meet the Orchestra - Concert Mistress: Megan Gould. Violin: Naji Azar, Houssam Azzam, Bengisu Gokce, Laura Harada, Jumanah Hassan, Mounir Makhoul, Insia Malik, Raymond Nassif, Mario Rahy, Ceren Turkmenoglu, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Charbel Antoun, Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, Rayan Azzam, Victoria Morcos. Oud: Victor Ghannam. Qanun: Kamal El Dakdouki. Nay/Conductor: Michael Ibrahim. Accordion: Chadi Saad. Piano/Sythesizer: Maroun Yammine. Electric Guitar: Mazen Jaber. Percussion: Wissam El Bitar, Charlie Fadel, Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu.
Audio and Post Production: Dave Schall
- published: 26 Feb 2021
- views: 6043153
10:05
National Arab Orchestra - Lama Bada Yatathana - Abeer Nehme & UMS Choral Union
Do you enjoy Arab music? Own 10 Exclusive NAO Concert Recordings
Never Released to the Public - https://araborchestra.org/share-to-win-10-songs/
Own an Exclusiv...
Do you enjoy Arab music? Own 10 Exclusive NAO Concert Recordings
Never Released to the Public - https://araborchestra.org/share-to-win-10-songs/
Own an Exclusive Playlist from the NAO - https://araborchestra.org/thenaopresents/
National Arab Orchestra
Featuring: Abeer Nehme
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
March 19, 2022
Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, MI
In partnership with University Musical Society
Lama Bada Yatathana
Composer: Old Traditional - Andalusian
Arr. Michael Ibrahim
Conductor: Michael Ibrahim
Vocalist: Abeer Nehme
Meet the Orchestra: Violin (Kamanjah): Imad Al Taha, Bengisu Gokce, Megan Gould, Jumanah Hassan, Insia Malik, Daniel Moltke, Mohammad Tahboub, Christopher Witulski, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, George Crotty, Khaled Khalifa. Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Nay (Arab Reed Flute)/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Qanun (Arab Harp): Firas Zreik. Oud: Nashwan Fadel. Electric Guitar: Edward Gideon. Piano: Scott Van Ornum. Harp: Celia van den Bogert. Percussion (Iqa'): Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dan Piccolo Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu, Zafir Tawil.
UMS Choral Union
Scott Hanoian - Music Director and Conductor
Soprano: Katie Alltop, Elizabeth Baldner, Debra Joy Brabenec, Maggie Burk, Ann Burke, Anne Busch, Jenny Calahan. Carol Callan, Susan F. Campbell, Mary Jane Chase, Cheryl D. Clarkson, Barbara Clayton, Corynn Coscia, Carrie Deierlein, Madeline Dickens, Briana Dusling, Chikodi Etike Marjorie Fera, Keiko Goto, Meredith Hanoian, Shelly Hawkins, Sarah Herwick, Jasmine Jaggers, Elle Jorling, Amy Knight, Kallan Larsen, Tamina Lock, Kathleen E. Marinan, Stephanie Miller-Allen, Armaity Minwalla, Margaret Dearden Petersen, Sara J. Peth, Lily Robinson, Renee Roederer, Rachael L.Rose, Mary Schieve, Virginia Thorne-Herrmann, Margie Warrick, Maureen White-Goeman, Mary Wigton, Lauren E. Wilson.
Alto: Paula Allison-England, Carol Barnhart, Margy Boshoven, Lauren Boyles-Brewitt, Lora Perry Campredon, Jean Cares, Ashley Carman, Cheong-Hee Chang, Melissa Doyle, Jane Forman, Karyn L. Goff, Judi Lempert Green, Johanna Grum, Kat Hagedorn, Sook Han, Carol Kraemer Hohnke, Katherine Klykylo, Johanna Liao, Cynthia Lunan, Beth McNally,
Marilyn Meeker, Carol Milstein, Richa Mukerjee, Kathryn Murphy, Kathleen Operhall, Judith Pennywell, Alexa Piotrowski, Rachel Piper, Ruth Senter, Cindy Shindledecker, Susan Sinta, Hanna Song, Katherine Spindler, Ruth A. Theobald, Cheryl Utiger, Alice VanWambeke, Mary Beth Westin, Karen Woollams.
Tenor: Stephen Amori, Michael Ansara Jr., Gary Banks, Wade Baughman, Steven Fudge , Carl Gies, Arthur Gulick, Peter C. Henninger-Osgood, Benjamin Johnson, Marius Jooste, Corwin Kerr, Bob Klaffke, Rich Marsh, Michael McCarren, Ben Rorem, Thomas Shaw, Ray Shuster, Robert J. Stevenson, Peter Toogood, Trevor Young.
Bass: Sam Baetzel , Joel Beam, William Boggs, Charles A. Burch, Kyle Cozad, Sean Dey, John Dryden, Robert Edgar, Jeffrey Ellison, Daniel Enos, Allen Finkel, Robert R. Florka, John Heilig, Jorge I iguez-Lluhi, Sunho Lee, Rick J. Litow, Roderick J. Little, Aidan Meador-Woodruff, Thomas Postema, Thomas Sommerfeld, Jeff Spindler, David Townsend, James Watz.
Engineered and recorded by Dave Schall, filmed by Cory Robinson and Robyn Kimmey; post-production by Dave Schall
https://wn.com/National_Arab_Orchestra_Lama_Bada_Yatathana_Abeer_Nehme_Ums_Choral_Union
Do you enjoy Arab music? Own 10 Exclusive NAO Concert Recordings
Never Released to the Public - https://araborchestra.org/share-to-win-10-songs/
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National Arab Orchestra
Featuring: Abeer Nehme
Directed by: Michael Ibrahim
March 19, 2022
Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, MI
In partnership with University Musical Society
Lama Bada Yatathana
Composer: Old Traditional - Andalusian
Arr. Michael Ibrahim
Conductor: Michael Ibrahim
Vocalist: Abeer Nehme
Meet the Orchestra: Violin (Kamanjah): Imad Al Taha, Bengisu Gokce, Megan Gould, Jumanah Hassan, Insia Malik, Daniel Moltke, Mohammad Tahboub, Christopher Witulski, Sachiyo Yoshimoto. Viola: Marandi Hostetter, Roberto Riggio, Andrea Vercoe. Cello: Mohannad Al Zahabi, George Crotty, Khaled Khalifa. Bass: Jonathan Hammonds. Nay (Arab Reed Flute)/Director: Michael Ibrahim. Qanun (Arab Harp): Firas Zreik. Oud: Nashwan Fadel. Electric Guitar: Edward Gideon. Piano: Scott Van Ornum. Harp: Celia van den Bogert. Percussion (Iqa'): Edy Fadel, Gilbert Mansour, Dan Piccolo Dr. Gursharan Singh Sandhu, Zafir Tawil.
UMS Choral Union
Scott Hanoian - Music Director and Conductor
Soprano: Katie Alltop, Elizabeth Baldner, Debra Joy Brabenec, Maggie Burk, Ann Burke, Anne Busch, Jenny Calahan. Carol Callan, Susan F. Campbell, Mary Jane Chase, Cheryl D. Clarkson, Barbara Clayton, Corynn Coscia, Carrie Deierlein, Madeline Dickens, Briana Dusling, Chikodi Etike Marjorie Fera, Keiko Goto, Meredith Hanoian, Shelly Hawkins, Sarah Herwick, Jasmine Jaggers, Elle Jorling, Amy Knight, Kallan Larsen, Tamina Lock, Kathleen E. Marinan, Stephanie Miller-Allen, Armaity Minwalla, Margaret Dearden Petersen, Sara J. Peth, Lily Robinson, Renee Roederer, Rachael L.Rose, Mary Schieve, Virginia Thorne-Herrmann, Margie Warrick, Maureen White-Goeman, Mary Wigton, Lauren E. Wilson.
Alto: Paula Allison-England, Carol Barnhart, Margy Boshoven, Lauren Boyles-Brewitt, Lora Perry Campredon, Jean Cares, Ashley Carman, Cheong-Hee Chang, Melissa Doyle, Jane Forman, Karyn L. Goff, Judi Lempert Green, Johanna Grum, Kat Hagedorn, Sook Han, Carol Kraemer Hohnke, Katherine Klykylo, Johanna Liao, Cynthia Lunan, Beth McNally,
Marilyn Meeker, Carol Milstein, Richa Mukerjee, Kathryn Murphy, Kathleen Operhall, Judith Pennywell, Alexa Piotrowski, Rachel Piper, Ruth Senter, Cindy Shindledecker, Susan Sinta, Hanna Song, Katherine Spindler, Ruth A. Theobald, Cheryl Utiger, Alice VanWambeke, Mary Beth Westin, Karen Woollams.
Tenor: Stephen Amori, Michael Ansara Jr., Gary Banks, Wade Baughman, Steven Fudge , Carl Gies, Arthur Gulick, Peter C. Henninger-Osgood, Benjamin Johnson, Marius Jooste, Corwin Kerr, Bob Klaffke, Rich Marsh, Michael McCarren, Ben Rorem, Thomas Shaw, Ray Shuster, Robert J. Stevenson, Peter Toogood, Trevor Young.
Bass: Sam Baetzel , Joel Beam, William Boggs, Charles A. Burch, Kyle Cozad, Sean Dey, John Dryden, Robert Edgar, Jeffrey Ellison, Daniel Enos, Allen Finkel, Robert R. Florka, John Heilig, Jorge I iguez-Lluhi, Sunho Lee, Rick J. Litow, Roderick J. Little, Aidan Meador-Woodruff, Thomas Postema, Thomas Sommerfeld, Jeff Spindler, David Townsend, James Watz.
Engineered and recorded by Dave Schall, filmed by Cory Robinson and Robyn Kimmey; post-production by Dave Schall
- published: 31 Mar 2023
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