عجب مضراب هايي. فضا رو ميشكافه با مضراب هاش.

منیر بشیر

Discussing with Dr. Negar, some approaches to teaching music, from what have been experienced and seen; and the making of a musical mind

Ep75: Approaches to Music Teaching with Dr. Negar Bouban

Munir Bashir - Makam Bayat

Rabih Abou Khalil - Bint El Bahr

Munir Bashir, oud - تراث عراقي

Munir Bashir - Maqam Nahawand

Munir Bashir منير بشير مقام حجاز كار

Ara Dinkjian - Frequencies - 8

munir bashir From The Maqam To The Raga (Raga Roots)

"Vocatio Abrahae" (The Calling of Abraham) is a two-hour symphonic odyssey, divided into 12 main parts (plus optional postlude), designed for performance or sectional listening. Inspired by the Romantic tradition of programmatic music, it follows the biblical patriarch Abraham as a metaphor for radical faith — leaving home, journeying through trials, receiving divine promises, interceding for others, and ultimately facing the supreme test at Mount Moriah.

The work begins with a brooding Call in Ur, grows into the restless Journey, expands in wonder under the Starry Promise, and erupts into conflict in the War of Kings. A solemn Covenant passage anchors the symphony in sacred ritual, before turning toward the playful Hospitality at Mamre and the tragic shadows of Sodom’s Cry.

The final two sections, The Ascent to Moriah and The Sacrifice of Isaac, are the emotional and spiritual summit of the symphony: an immense meditation on obedience, anguish, and redemption. Here, motifs from earlier movements return, transformed into radiant light as the angel intervenes and the promise of faith is fulfilled.

The Postlude closes the journey with a gentle pastoral benediction, leaving the listener in peace after the storm.

Movement VII – Moriah: The Sacrifice of Isaac - Part VII-A: Grave

Morgenland Chamber Orchestra Feat. Beshar Al Azzawi (Irak) & Sepideh Vahidi (Iran)

محمد رضا لطفي

Bassam Saba - Waltz to my Father

The Unified End.

Bulbul | Munir Bachir | بلبل | منير بشير

My humble revival of Audre Lorde's immortal poetry through song*

Poem by Audre Lorde: Recreation
Vocals and music by Elsa Saade
Recording: Mohammad Golabi
Image borrowed from a Photograph by Andre Kertesz

"Coming together   
it is easier to work   
after our bodies   
meet
paper and pen
neither care nor profit
whether we write or not
but as your body moves
under my hands   
charged and waiting   
we cut the leash
you create me against your thighs   
hilly with images
moving through our word countries   
my body
writes into your flesh
the poem
you make of me.

Touching you I catch midnight   
as moon fires set in my throat   
I love you flesh into blossom   
I made you
and take you made
into me."

Audre Lorde, “Recreation” from The Collected Poems of Audre Lorde.

Audre's Recreation

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