I am absolutely completely in love with your voice. love this song! i hope you come to Bahrain one day..

Farah! This is an amazing rendition of Lay 

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Soundcloud Description for "Song of Solomon" - The 3 Record Collection

"Step into a timeless journey with *Song of Solomon*, a three-record collection from Century One Records. This masterpiece resurrects a composition from the past, presented in three distinct and captivating forms.

First, experience the original version, meticulously reconstructed with the authentic instruments of the era. This track offers a direct connection to history, allowing you to hear the music as it was originally intended.

Next, a modern interpretation breathes new life into the work. Here, the opera and piano have been re-imagined with contemporary production, offering a fresh perspective on the classical composition while preserving its core emotion.

Finally, hear the powerful original version of the *Song of Solomon* in a fully modern opera arrangement. This piece is a testament to the enduring power of the music, brilliantly brought into the modern day.

This collection is a true 'time capsule' of sound—a must-listen for history enthusiasts and Bible readers, and anyone who appreciates the beautiful bridge between classical and modern music."

Solumon Let him kiss me  2ND movement

Alexander Rybak - Kotik (Iromusic)

Chupee Do & Ramy Z يا مسافر وحدك - Stand Up

You can’t, forget the sound, 
of his voice by the movie stall
I noticed, if I am the future
I know this, I’m not the best suitor

Wooden Arms - Movie Stall

NADA QUE SIGO CON ELLO,TOM JONES AGAIN ¡¡¡ ES LA GUERRA ¡¡¡
MORE TOM JONES JUST FOR U ¡¡¡

YOU ARE MY WORLD-  TO TOM JONES A TRIBUTE-JOSE Mª MESA VOCALS.

Mohsen Namjoo - Zolf Bar Baad - NBE Orchestra [Live In Amsterdam]

11 Second flute Zbigniew Preisner from Trois Couleurs : Bleu

Named “The Norah Jones of the Middle East” by New York critics, Jordanian virtuoso Farah Siraj has teamed up with award winning arranger and pianist Victor Gutierrez and some of the finest musicians in the New York jazz scene to bring you an exciting program of Arabian Jazz, featuring original compositions and traditional middle eastern folk tunes set to a jazz context.
Musicians:
Vocals: Farah Siraj
Piano: Victor Gutierrez 
Bass: Matt Gegarthy
Percussion/Drums: George Mel
Oud: Kinan Idnawi


Layla

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Named Jordan's Musical Ambassadress, Farah Siraj balances a career that spans the United States, Europe and the Middle East. Farah has performed at some of the world's most prestigious platforms, including the United Nations, Nobel Prize Hall, World Economic Forum, The John F. Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, MTV and Coke Studio.
To this date, Farah has toured the Middle East, Europe, India, South America and the United States, spreading the message of peace through her music. In 2011 Farah internationally released her album entitled NOMAD. In NOMAD, Farah fuses her influences of middle eastern music, flamenco, jazz, bossa and pop, including more than 30 internationally acclaimed musicians from around the world. Farah was chosen as one of New York's “Summer Stars of Jazz” and named “the Norah Jones of the Middle East” by New York Time Out. In June 2014, Farah released her latest album, Dunya,meaning “world” in Arabic and Hindi. Farah currently leads an ethnically diverse quintet of Arabian Flamenco Jazz, with world-class musicians from the Middle East, Europe, the United States and South America. During her tour of India, Farah shared the stage with India's most renowned composer, A.R. Rahman, performing Zariya live on MTV. The song hit #1 in the music charts in India and #3 in the Middle East.
As a humanitarian, Farah focuses on raising awareness about the consequences of war and violence, and advocates for women's rights, refugee rights and animal rights. In recognition of her humanitarian efforts, Farah was invited to perform at the United Nations Humanitarian Awards, and her music was played before the United Nations Security Council before passing a legislation regarding the genocide in Darfur. Farah approaches music as a medium for peace and a way to lend a voice to people around the world who need to be heard.

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