Jameel
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Qasabji, Shawwa, playing Tahmila Suznak
I first heard this song on Shaheen's Turath album. It's one of my favorite tunes.
Here is a version that is just incredible to listen to. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I do
Tahmila Suznak
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sydney
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Jameel,
You made my day with this one mate.
Thank you so much.
Kind Regards,
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Emad
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samzayed
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Wow, I've been listening to this all night! Thanks Jameel!
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revaldo29
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Allah Allah, thank you jameel.
Its Tarab like this that reminds me of why I started playing oud in the first place.
Adnan
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chaldo
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ya salaaaaaam ya Jamil??????
please tell us where did you get it, is there more?? thanks!!!!
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al-Halabi
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For those of you who are interested, there is a transcription of this specific performance along wih an analysis of the piece in an article that was
published by Ali Jihad Racy in 1988.
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Jameel
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I got that from Zaman Al Wasal Forum. If your'e not an Arabic reader it's kind of hit and miss, but you can stumble on some nice music.
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al-Halabi
Where can we find the analysis by Racy?
Thanks
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al-Halabi
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It's in Racy's article "Sound and Society: The Takht Music of Early-Twentieth Century Cairo," Selected Reports in Ethnomusicology, vol. 7 (1988), pp.
139-170. The article looks at the ways in which the takht ensemble's style of performance allowed for an interplay of individual creativity with group
cooperation. It uses the Tahmila Rast Suznak as performed by Shawwa and Qasabji as an illustration, giving both the notation of the piece (transposed)
and an analysis of the performance.
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