Jameel
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Check out these videos
Found these of the Sharq ensemble.
http://web.mit.edu/arab/www/Video/aso_videos.html
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palestine48
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Thanks Jameel, but I would say the real jewels of this web page is the edward said media. Very intellegint guy and I urge everyone to listen and
understand what he has to say. Noam Chomskey is a very intellgent fellow as well.
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habeebkum
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haven't had a chance to listen to the speeches yet but i just wanted to say hi to palestine48! haven't read anything from you in a while!!u've prob
been a little busy with uni exams(not sure if ur at uni or finished!). but anyway, good to have you back hope ur uoding is going well?! take care
habeebkum
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SamirCanada
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great site
Thanks Jameel for this link
I invite anyone to listen to Al istez Robert Fisk who is a brilliant individual.
I concider him to be the leading expert on the middle east situation. I also invite everyone to read his book Pitty the nation (the abduction of
lebanon) the most accurate and complete book on understanding lebanon's most recent problems.
Loubnan Awlan
10452 km2
Samir
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revaldo29
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Man this is a good group. Does anyone know the name of that first song they play? I think oum kalthoum sang it but I'm not sure. It sounds like oum
kalthoum.
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Greg
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Revaldo 29.
I think this is a traditional piece of unknown origins called "Tahmilah Suznak" .
The Tahmilah part of the name being the musical form (like Semai or Doulab) and the maqam is Suznak.
Regards,
Greg
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Greg
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I am very thankful that institutions like MIT feature performances by such good artists and that they make them available on the net. But wouldn't it
be so much better if they took the small additional step of using an audio feed direct from the house sound system, rather than relying on the often
very reverberant results from a microphone placed somewhere in the auditorium? Every member of the ensemble was close-miked, so a feed from the mixing
desk would have been so good.
Now before anybody jumps on me, let me repeat that I am extremely thankful to the MIT for supporting music of this kind and making it widely
available. But ...... if ony ...... !
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Greg
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Brian Prunka
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You can download some nice recordings by the Sharq Ensemble here:
http://www.kmplimited.com/sharq/listen/
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Greg
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Thanks Brian.
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Greg
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