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Marwan Abado

Palestinian recording artist Marwan Abado relocated from Beirut to Vienna during his past due teen years, because of the politics upheaval that was widespread in Lebanon through the 1980s. He became students from the oud in the Austrian town, where he examined with Asim Chalabi, an Iraqi get good at. …

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Udi Yorgo Bacanos

Traditional Crossroads Udi Yorgo Bacanos was an important force in bringing the original Turkish stringed instrument, the ud, up to modern standards. Journeying throughout European countries and the center East as soon as the 1920s, Bacanos helped to pass on the popularity from the device beyond the Turkish edges. For …

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Hasan Al-Ajami

A fourth-generation musician, Hasan al-Ajami is among the last masters from the classical music of Sana. A virtuoso in the qanbus (a Southern Yemenite lute with four strings) and an extremely emotional vocalist, al-Ajami was defined by Tower as having “a deeper, even more staccato sound compared to the oud, …

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Kamal Tarbas

Respectfully referred to as “the king of Sudanese folk music,” Kamal Tarbas has continued to develop for the haqibah (pronounced: hagee-ba) tradition that originated using the Muslim sufi chants of the first ’20s. Accompanied with the rhythms from the riq (tambourine) as well as the clapping of 3 or 4 …

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Asghar Bahari

Known also simply because Ali Asghar Bahari, this musician is among the great Iranian classical music artists. He performs around the kamanche, a musical instrument which is usually used a bow, and can be the author of a repertoire of items for kamanche. He analyzed traditional Iranian music at Tehran …

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Abdeslam Cherkaoui

Abdeslam Cherkaoui is among the professional Moroccan performers over the 11-string oud — a brief, potbellied instrument that’s directly linked to the Euro lute. He continues to be playing this device virtually all his lifestyle, beginning with education from a professional musician (sheikh), who trained him enough to permit him …

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Massano Tazi

Executing on ancient stringed tools, like the rebab, rebec and rabab, Ustad Massano Tazi offers revitalized the mandala-based, Arabic-Andalusian classical music of Morocco. Joined up with by Mohammed un Moussadir (vocals), Mohammed Diouri (vocals, three-stringed lute), Mustapha Amri (alto, vocals, ud), Ahmed Chiki (vocals, tar), and Haj Mohamed Lahlou (vocals, …

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Shusha

Shusha Guppy channeled the music customs of her local Iran to produce a few of the most beguiling and innovative folk information from the vocalist/songwriter period — she actually is maybe even better known on her behalf award-winning memoir, The Blindfold Equine: Memories of the Persian Childhood. Given birth to …

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No Blues

Specializing in a distinctive worldbeat hybrid of American folk, blues, as well as the rhythmically unfixed Middle Eastern traditional design referred to as taqsim, Netherlands-based No Blues contact what they enjoy “Arabicana,” and it’s really an apt term. Essentially a trio of American, Middle Eastern, and Dutch music artists, with …

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Ara Topouzian

Kanun participant Ara Topouzian has led many recordings of traditional Armenian music for his label, American Saving Productions, which targets Armenian and Middle Eastern music. Given birth to in Detroit, MI, Topouzian ultimately resided in Atlantic Town, where he performed the cornet while in college as well as the def …

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