Difference between revisions of "MofA Week 6"
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[http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Gulf%20fidjeri%20songs/ Fidjeri songs of the Arabian Gulf] (Touma, The Music of the Arabs, pp. 88-95). | [http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Gulf%20fidjeri%20songs/ Fidjeri songs of the Arabian Gulf] (Touma, The Music of the Arabs, pp. 88-95). | ||
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| + | = Roots of Rai: Cheikha Remitti = | ||
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[http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Algerian%20Rai%20roots/ Roots of Rai: Cheikha Remitti]. | [http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Algerian%20Rai%20roots/ Roots of Rai: Cheikha Remitti]. | ||
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| + | = The Sira Hilaliyya = | ||
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[http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Sira%20Hilaliyya/ The Sira Hilaliyya] (Reynolds, D. F. (1994). Musical Dimensions of an Arabic Oral Epic Tradition. Asian Music, 26(1), 53-94.) | [http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Sira%20Hilaliyya/ The Sira Hilaliyya] (Reynolds, D. F. (1994). Musical Dimensions of an Arabic Oral Epic Tradition. Asian Music, 26(1), 53-94.) | ||
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| + | = The Egyptian mawwal = | ||
[http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Egyptian%20mawwal/ Egyptian mawwal] (Cachia, P. (1977). The Egyptian Mawwal: Its Ancestry, Its Development, and Its Present Form. Journal of Arab Literature, 8, 77-103.) | [http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Egyptian%20mawwal/ Egyptian mawwal] (Cachia, P. (1977). The Egyptian Mawwal: Its Ancestry, Its Development, and Its Present Form. Journal of Arab Literature, 8, 77-103.) | ||
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| + | = The Red Sea Simsimiyya = | ||
[http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Simsimiyya%20of%20Port%20Said/ The Simsimiyya of the Red Sea region.] (Shiloah, A. (1972). The Simsimiyya: A Stringed Instrument of the Red Sea Area. Asian Music, 4(1), 15-26.) | [http://www.fwalive.ualberta.ca/~michaelf/MENAME/MAW/Folk%20examples/Simsimiyya%20of%20Port%20Said/ The Simsimiyya of the Red Sea region.] (Shiloah, A. (1972). The Simsimiyya: A Stringed Instrument of the Red Sea Area. Asian Music, 4(1), 15-26.) | ||
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| + | The audio presents two excerpts from a Paris performance by the Tanbura group from Port Said. | ||
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| + | [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS0sr1Vp05Q YouTube video of the Tanbura group of Port Said] | ||
Revision as of 11:02, 12 February 2008
Folk music and folkloricization
Listening examples to accompany readings and class discussions:
Contents
Fidjeri songs of the Arabian Gulf
Fidjeri songs of the Arabian Gulf (Touma, The Music of the Arabs, pp. 88-95).
Roots of Rai: Cheikha Remitti
Roots of Rai: Cheikha Remitti.
The Sira Hilaliyya
The Sira Hilaliyya (Reynolds, D. F. (1994). Musical Dimensions of an Arabic Oral Epic Tradition. Asian Music, 26(1), 53-94.)
The Egyptian mawwal
Egyptian mawwal (Cachia, P. (1977). The Egyptian Mawwal: Its Ancestry, Its Development, and Its Present Form. Journal of Arab Literature, 8, 77-103.)
The Red Sea Simsimiyya
The Simsimiyya of the Red Sea region. (Shiloah, A. (1972). The Simsimiyya: A Stringed Instrument of the Red Sea Area. Asian Music, 4(1), 15-26.)
The audio presents two excerpts from a Paris performance by the Tanbura group from Port Said.
