Music in the world of Islam : strings, flutes & trumpets.
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| Format: | Electronic Audio |
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London :
Topic Records,
1994.
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| Series: | Topic world series
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| Online Access: | Access restricted to subscribers. |
Table of Contents:
- Strings. Saroz solo (2:02)
- Sher (3:42)
- Oanun solo in maqam kurd (3:28)
- Rabab : accompanies Bedouin sung poetry (2:01)
- Rogue solo (2:22)
- Rababa solo (2:19) - - Kamaycha : accompanying an historical epic (3:13)
- Kemence Karadenis : small Black Sea fiddle (2:43)
- Rabab and voices : leading a Javanese gamelan orchestra (2:22) - - Santur solo in dastgah Homayon (2:58)
- Masenqo : a one string fiddle, accompanying a wax and gold traditional song (3:22)
- Tambura : music in leader/chorus style (2: 26)
- Joza solo in maqam Sabah (2:16)
- Makino : a song about a girl working in the nearby field (4:06).
- Flutes and trumpets. Lahara : an introduction to a tune (2:35)
- Wedding procession (2:29)
- Nay : used in Turkey both for classical and religious music (2:07)
- Nay : used in religious music (2:03)
- Nay : used to accompany two singers (1:32)
- Nafir : long straight trumpets (0;52)
- Langaga Patanchanada : a popular Punjabi folk song (6:51)
- Ivory trumpets and small horn cone flutes (2:46)
- Pair of düduk : duct flutes (3:06)
- Nay (3:04)
- Dehl Sher : special Baluchi music (1:53)
- Hadra : music of the brotherhood (2:31)
- Podina : Rajasthani folk music (3:53).
