teslim
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music for al atlal
would anyone have a good transcription of om kalsoum's Al Atlal.
or a link to a good version.. many thanks..
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John Erlich
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Hi Teslim,
You can find that, and many other good Arabic music scores, on the Ah Ya Salam site: http://www.ahyasalam.com/play_song.php?songmd=bf106127c6e13bd37394d...
All the best,
"Udi" John
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BTW, Riad El Soumbati's version can be heard here: http://www.ahyasalam.com/play_song.php?songmd=6a0f5569d3d7b9b2b08c7...
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atllal sheet music
[file]31702[/file]
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that you john and abousammy... that is very helpful,,,
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John Erlich
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The chart posted by Abou Sammy is the same as that on Ah Ya Salam ("Tarak").
-JE
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atllal2
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John that site is awesome. Have anymore links like that? I would love to see them!
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Hi Navid,
The Ah Ya Salam site is the best of the best for Arabic music, with recordings, song info, etc., as well as music sheets. I found a few other sites
while trolling the web for Arabic music sheets, for example: http://abdennegi.blogspot.com/2012/01/blog-post_165.html
Do you know any good sites for Persian music sheets?
Peace out,
"Udi" John
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thanks for sharing...
Unfortunately I don't... I have to ask some friends. I will ask and repost.
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One of the reasons I love playing Middle Eastern music is its improvisational nature. You can find more than one transcription of a well-known song,
and each will be different. Not only do different musicians play the song differently, but different listeners HEAR it differently as well. The same
way that I never cook a new dish using only one recipe--I always look up several and take the best ideas from each--I like whenever possible to have
many transcriptions of the same song, to see what is different in each. I even occasionally try to find transcriptions of songs I have already
learned by ear to see if there is anything I've missed or to pick up new ideas for ornamentation.
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