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8-11. A Ya Nass!
… The ensemble features Zaki Fahami, a Christian Arab singer from Syria, on vocals; Tzion Ibrahim, described by Aharon as … He considers this work to be the best of his compositions from that period. This work was sourced from Polyphone Werke 78, recorded on four sides (see log …
5-6. Taqsim
… , inspired by Simon Shaheen . Track 6 (part 2) continues from Track 5 (Part 1), introducing a modulation to maqam ajam …
4. Excerpt from Samai Farah Faza
… Esther Warkov plays an excerpt from Samai Farah Faza by Jamil Bey Tanburi on the ‘ud. … … Iraq … Jewish musicians … Maqam … Baghdadi … 4. Excerpt from Samai Farah Faza …
1. Nay Solo (Maqam Siga)
… joined by percussion. This recording is likely sourced from tape 27B, items 6 or 7, and dates to around 1970. … 55 … …
6. Angham min al-Rif (Melodies from the Village)
… Angham min al-Rif ( Melodies from the Village ), performed by Albert Elias on nay with … … Maqam … Baghdadi … 6. Angham min al-Rif (Melodies from the Village) …
5. Min al-Lawn al-Iraqi (From the Iraqi Color)
… Min al-Lawn al-Iraqi ( From the Iraqi Color ), composed and performed by Albert … musicians … Maqam … Baghdadi … 5. Min al-Lawn al-Iraqi (From the Iraqi Color) …
4. Qta’ah ‘Ala al-Nay (Piece on the Nay)
… born in Iraq. He built all his nays of different length from plastic. He is featured on the Jewish Music Research …
Tracks 3, 4, 5: Maqam Rast, Song, and Maqam Sharqi Esfahan
… The ensemble includes percussion and violin. Track 3: From tape 1B item 1, recorded in Israel 1961 (radio tape … 3). This track is a continuation of the sung maqam, also from tape 1B, item 1. Track 5: Maqam Sharqi Esfahan, continued (from tape 1B), featuring santur played by Yusef Pettau. … 55 …
Jewish Professional Musicians in Iraq and Israel Audio Examples
… the musical analysis to life. The contents are drawn from Warkov’s field recordings: The performers on these 5 CDs … to the cassettes that the dissertation examples were drawn from. Each CD now has the same number that appeared on the …
Noche de Alḥad (Al Dio alto)
… the Ottoman Empire, appearing in song collections from the early twentieth century, such as Sefer renanot (Jerusalem, 1908, p. 1) and El buquieto de romanzas (Istanbul, 1926, p. 2) both published by Binyamin …