revaldo29
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help identifying song
Hello fellas,
Can anyone help me identify this loverly song:
http://www.elashmawyoudandnay.com/vid%202/Firqat%20Al%20Gow%20Kafir...
Thank you
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SamirCanada
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first of all where you been bro?
anyways sorry I cant help with the name of the song.
but he seems like the other guy says something like Sayed Darwish at the begining.
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samzayed
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That is "Ana Hawayt" by Sayed Darwish. It was covered by many, including Abdel Wahab, Riad al Sunbati, Suad Mohammad, etc. . . It's a standard.
It's a form called "Dour" (English means cycle)
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indeed. As far as I can remember, in the Ana hawet (when the sentence ana hawet is sung), Abdel Wahab substituted a natural A to an Ab (just one
note). So clever! A small and a huge difference at the same time. Amazing
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revaldo29
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Yeah I thought it was Sayyed Darwish.
Hey Samir,
I've been around man. I was so busy with school the last few semesters but will be graduating tomorrow! I'm going to have the entire semester off
before starting back up in the fall. I will be spending some quality time with my oud in the next few months.
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revaldo29
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Do you guys now the maqam? I can't seem to land it.
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Revaldo It is a originally a sayed darwish song, but Abdel Wahab has sung it as well, bringing some interesting small modifications.
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samzayed
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Given that the dulab is "Dulab Kurd" its probably in Kurd, at least the beginning. . .
Here's the dulab http://www.issaboulos.com/archive/scores/Dulab-Kurd1.pdf
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A small gift for your graduation revaldo....
Congratulations
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samzayed
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ALAMI, I graduate in June. . Inshallah. . . So thanks I'll take this as my graduation present too
BTW, I'm sorry I lost touch with you. . . I meant to respond back to your last email, but the work during the day and school at night makes me
forgettful. . Take care cousin
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revaldo29
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Thanks guys,
Thank you very much Alami! We should start a thread where everyone learns a song together. Similar to the one Jameel started a while back to learn
a maqam.
Sam, weren't you the one that sent me that CD with all the Sayed Darweesh songs a long time ago? I found this song in it so thank you very much.
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samzayed
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maybe that was me. . . I think I did send a cd to someone, but I have memory these days. . . Again, grad school and work can me very hard on the mind
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