Since its creation in 2004, Fattet Le3bet (Arabic word for "improvisation") is one of the first contemporary Syrian bands reaching for the fusion of jazz music with the different sounds of oriental music: from classical to popular Arabic songs, from Assyrian to Kurdish music, from Eastern Europe to India through Turkey and Iran. In its rearrangement of oriental pieces and jazz standards, Fattet Le3bet focuses on the development of oriental solo improvisation in jazz music (Oud, Trumpet, Qanun, Cello...) in a rather festive format bringing jazz music closer to the audience not only in Damascus but also in other Syrian cities (Aleppo, Homs, Tartous…) and villages. Fattet Le3bet perform its own version of masterpieces composed by great jazz musicians already containing oriental music sounds like Asfahan by Duke Ellington, India by John Coltrane, and So What by Miles Davies. As Fattet Le3bet always invites special Guests to perform with it, in 2008 for example India had a special place in its program with the participation of Apurba Mukherjee (Indian tabla player) and Indrani Mukherjee (classical Indian singer) who usually perform with great jazz musicians such Erik Truffaz among others. since then Fattet Le3bet traveled to Europe and played with many international musicians fusing its unique oriental compositions including artists from Europe,USA, Asia, and Africa.------------------------------------------------------------------- The Musicians are: Nareg Abajian: Piano player and arranger. Hannibal Saad – Guitar Kinan Idnawi - Oud Khaled Omran - Bass guitar Nizar Omran - Trumpet Dani Shoukri – Drums Firas Hassan - Percussion

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