Difference between revisions of "Music and Islam talk"
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOj_pIhsqkw Video of the singer, Sabah Fakhri, probably the greatest living exponent of the pre-mediated Islamicate style in Syria] | * [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOj_pIhsqkw Video of the singer, Sabah Fakhri, probably the greatest living exponent of the pre-mediated Islamicate style in Syria] | ||
* [[Islamic performance genres]] | * [[Islamic performance genres]] | ||
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* [[Sufi performance]] (Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan, Morocco) | * [[Sufi performance]] (Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan, Morocco) | ||
* [[Islamic themes in mediated popular music]] | * [[Islamic themes in mediated popular music]] | ||
Revision as of 13:09, 27 September 2007
Michael Frishkopf Dept of Music
- Following Marshall Hodgson, we distinguish between Islamic music and Islamicate music
- Outline of music in Arab-Islamic civilization (after Ali Jihad Racy)
- Music and the Islam factor
- Discourse about music in Islam
- Islamicate music in theory (musiqi; Greekk influence) and practice (ghina')
- Musical features of Islamicate music
- [Video of the singer, Sabah Fakhri, probably the greatest living exponent of the pre-mediated Islamicate style in Syria
- Islamic performance genres
- Sufi performance (Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan, Morocco)
- Islamic themes in mediated popular music
Video resources:
- Egyptian Sufi
- Umm Kulthum
- Qawwali
- Mevlevi
- al-Risala
