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* Mawwal (Tony) | * Mawwal (Tony) | ||
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| + | * Kurdish (Hooshyar) | ||
| + | * Turkish (Vahapcan) | ||
| + | * Hebrew (Ben) | ||
| + | * Armenian? (see Scott's book) | ||
| + | * Berber | ||
* Taqasim | * Taqasim | ||
Revision as of 08:13, 18 September 2009
Contents
Popular Arab
(1930s to present)
- Ilham al-Madfa`i (Iraq)
- Mohamed Mounir (Egypt)
- Khaled (Algeria)
- Marcel Khalife (Lebanon) http://www.marcelkhalife.com/
- Fairuz
- Umm Kulthum
- Nazem al-Ghazali
- Abdel Halim Hafez
- Dalida Salma ya Salama
- Ziad Rahbani, Shu hal Eyyam
- Farid al-Atrash, Hibbina
- Emil Zrihan song
- Fayza Ahmed, Yamma al-amar `albab
- M. Kandeel, Samah
- Kina Nitlaa
- Nancy Ajram, Ah We Noss
Traditional Arab
(turath, pre-1930s)
(see: http://www.alsiadi.com )
- Aleppan qudud
- Sayyid Darwish
- Muwashshahat
- Yama al-amar al-bab
- Moroccan Ala
- Tunisian Ma'luf
- Gulf Arab
- Zuruni
- Chamce Alachia
- Ya Mal el-Sham
Inshad Dini
- Shaykh el-Helbawy repertoire
- Mohamed Mounir's Sufi album
- Emil Zrihan (Moroccan Arab Jewish)
Iranian music
Turkish music
Berber music
Kurdish music
Jewish music
Specifics
- Zuruni
- Mawwal (Tony)
- Ala instrumental (bughya) or Ottoman instrumental (samai) (Hadi)
- Kurdish (Hooshyar)
- Turkish (Vahapcan)
- Hebrew (Ben)
- Armenian? (see Scott's book)
- Berber
- Taqasim
