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arabo andalusian music - compilation

salahudin - 3-31-2006 at 12:50 PM

this is a very nice compilation of arabo andalusian music consists of various artists

http://rapidshare.de/files/16888156/arabo_-andalusian_music.rar.htm...

password. Mevlana

1. Ensemble Morkos - Jalla man qad sagha badran
2. Jewish love song from Morocco in Arabic
3. Houria Aichi - Unknown song
4. Ensemble Morkos - Bashraf ‘Bulbul al’ Afrah’
5. Ensemble Morkos - Tarraza r-rayhanu hullata l-wardi
6. Unknown song
7. Houria Aichi - Khalwa
8. Ensemble Morkos - Ya maliha l-lama wa hulwa t-tathanni
9. A Small song from Cadiz, Andalusia
10. Hakima & Samia Benchikh
INSRAF SIKA (Ya laoua El assel)
KHLASS SIKA (Ya men dara)
11. Ensemble Morkos - Taqsim sur le ud
12. Luis Del Gado - Unknown song
13. Ensemble Morkos - Qatili bi-ghunji l-kahali
14. Ensemble Morkos - Samai Iskandar Shalfun
15. Luis Del Gado - El Diwan de las poetasi
16. Ensemble Morkos - Rashiqa l-qaddi
17. Ensemble Morkos - Taqasim sur le violon
18. Ensemble Morkos - Li habibun maqamuhu fawq ra’si
19. Ensemble Morkos - Halala l’ astari hatkun
20. Ensemble Morkos - Extrait du Bashraf al-Sipahr
21. Ensemble Morkos - Taqsim sur le qanun
22. Ensemble Morkos - Tahmila
23. Ensemble Morkos - Ya sakinan bi-fu’adi
24. Ensemble Morkos - Ila’kam dha t-tamadi?

tchandler - 4-1-2006 at 12:09 PM

Hi,
while the Ens Morkos is doing muwashshat, their style isn't really andalusian. Fantastic all the same!
tom

alaakahla - 8-5-2006 at 09:39 PM

muwashahat is andalusian , because the muwashshat came from al andalus , so you can't separate them from each other
and you can't find muwashahat that is not andalusi

so that's why we call it "muwashahat andalusia" in arabic language

sorry i had to correct your information

alaakahla - 8-5-2006 at 10:36 PM

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE CD , BUT CAN YOU PLEASE UPLOAD IT WITHOUT PASSWORD BECAUSE I STILL CANT LISTEN TO IT EVEN AFTER ENTERING THE PASSWORD Mevlana

David Parfitt - 8-6-2006 at 01:00 AM

Can you read, alaakahla? Once again I suggest you take a look at Mike's message in red on the front page of the forums.

David

al-Halabi - 8-6-2006 at 03:31 PM

Alaakahla,

A brief comment about your statement on muwashshahat:
The muwashshah as a form of strophic poetry was indeed first created in Islamic Spain, or al-Andalus (in the 10th century). But the muwashshah songs, which took muwashshah poems and set them to melody, were composed in many places outside al-Andalus. Most of the muwashshahat we know today were actually composed in North Africa and the Middle East after Muslim Spain had ceased to exist. Aleppo, for instance, was one major center for the composition of muwhashsahat in the last two-three centuries, and in that sense it kept this genre of Arabic song alive. But the songs composed in Syria reflect the melodic, modal, and rhythmic features characteristic of the music of the Mashriq, not of Islamic Spain. These songs are called muwashshahat andalusiyya, but this should not be understood to mean that they were composed in al-Andalus or replicate the musical styles typical of medieval Spain.

It would be good for all of us to follow Mike's request posted on the front page of the forums.

alaakahla - 8-9-2006 at 06:15 AM

Can you read, alaakahla?

THIS IS YOUR WORDS TO ME, IT REPRESENT YOU , ANYWAY

WHAT YOU TOLD ME TO READ I READ IT

BUT WHY YOU TELLING ME TO READ IT THOUGH?
WHAT THIS HAS TO DO WITH MY POST ASKING SALAHUDIN TO UPLOAD IT WITHOUT PASSWORD ??
IS THAT AGAINST THE FORUM LAWS?

amtaha - 8-9-2006 at 08:52 AM

Alaa,

Asking for the password is an indication that you are encouraging an act of piracy. Salahudin, and with all due respect, should not have posted a link to copyrighted material. However, having posted it, we should not seek the link.

Mike's emphasis on the main board, and other's elsewhere, is that we should encourage the different artists through purchasing their productions.

It is hence that this thread, the one for professional sound clips, is left only to very rare items, or material that the artists kindly volunteer to share with us.

There's an unnoticed main thread called "CD Reviews". It provides a useful venue where every one can provide a commentary on CDs they like, and also describe how they came about purchasing these items.

Regards,
Hamid

REDA - 8-10-2006 at 04:19 AM

It is wonderfull to see how the andalusian culture has nowadays fingerprint in the whole arabic world.

Here we feel very proud of this, but for respect and historical memory we must separate Andalucia (al-andalus) from Spain.
Actually this can be offensive to any andalusian people because Spain means the end of al-andalus and an attempt of cultural degradation that is deeply sad.

I know this is a music forum, but I felt I had to add this small historic note.


Thank you and very much love and peace to all!

David Parfitt - 8-10-2006 at 05:10 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by REDA
It is wonderfull to see how the andalusian culture has nowadays fingerprint in the whole arabic world.

Here we feel very proud of this, but for respect and historical memory we must separate Andalucia (al-andalus) from Spain.
Actually this can be offensive to any andalusian people because Spain means the end of al-andalus and an attempt of cultural degradation that is deeply sad.

I know this is a music forum, but I felt I had to add this small historic note.


Thank you and very much love and peace to all!


As far as I can tell, the name Spain drives from the word "Hispania", which is the name that the Romans gave to the Iberian peninsula. Their presence in the peninsula predates that of the Muslims by around 900 years, so the term "Muslim (or Islamic) Spain" seems quite appropriate.