From my album "Stephen Heller: Études Mélodiques, Op. 45", available in streaming services.

Score:
https://musescore.com/classicman/heller-opus-45-no-8

Stephen Heller: Études Mélodiques  Op. 45

Étude No. 8, Op. 45. "Barcarole"

Stephen Heller:  Étude No. 8, Op. 45. "Barcarole"

Wassim Soubra - Tabac D'Orient

Violin & Piano

Dālya
Composed and arranged by Nizar Rohana

Nizar Rohana (oud)
Matyas Szandai (double bass)
Wassim Halal (percussion)

From the album Furāt (Euphrates), out on Friday 15 April 2016

All tracks in the album were composed and arranged by Rohana, except for “Samā‘ī Muḥayyar” composed by Tanburi Cemil Bey. Bishara Khell provided invaluable artistic supervision throughout the development of the work, which was 

Recorded in August 2015 at Music Unit Studios in Paris.
Recorded and mixed by Cyril Harrison.
Mastered by Harris Newman (Grey Market Mastering). 

Furāt (Euphrates) will be released worldwide on Friday 15 April via Loplop Records, on CD, streaming and digital download. 

This production was made possible with the support of the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture (AFAC).

دالية
 تأليف نزار روحانا

  نزار روحانا- عود

جميع مقطوعات الألبوم هي من تأليف وتوزيع روحانا، باستثناء سماعي مُحيّر من تأليف جميل بيك الطنبوري. أشرف فنياً على الألبوم الموسيقي بشارة الخل، وتم تسجيله في آب ٢٠١٥ باستوديوهات «ميوزك يونيت» في باريس. تمت عمليتي التسجيل والميكساج على يد سيريل هاريسون، أاعد الماسترينغ هاريس نيومان في ستوديوهات جري ماركت ماسترينغ.

سيصدر الألبوم عبر شركة الأسطوانات الهولندية لوبلوب، وسيتوفر على سي دي  وألبوم رقمي للإستماع و التحميل في جميع أنحاء العالم يوم الجمعة ١٥ أبريل/نيسان. 

تم إنتاج هذا العمل بدعم من الصندوق العربي للثقافة والفنون آفاق.


Dalya دالية

An arrangement mixing Rimsky Korsakov's Scheherazade with three pieces form Nizar Rohana's album Furat (Euphrates). 

Wijnand van Klaveren, arrangement 
Nizar rohana, Ud & composition
Lilit Poghosyan, violin
Michiel Holtrop, viola
Douw Fonda, cello

Rimsky meets Furat (Euphrates)

Madar Ensemble released their album 'Acamar' on Tuesday 10 May 2019!

http://tiny.cc/4yo45y

‘In orbit, you’re keyed up and aware of everything going on, every little noise, anything that may have special meaning because of where you are.’
– John Glenn 

Madar (literally an ‘Orbit’) is a group of five musicians from the Netherlands, Palestine, Jordan and Tunisia. With genuine curiosity for and understanding of each other’s musical language, they have come together with the purpose of creating something new, built on a deeply shared respect for the qualities of their various musical worlds. 
 
Acamar, from the Arabic Ākhir an-nahr meaning "the end of the river", is a star located in the constellation Eridanus, variously associated by ancient astronomers with rivers across the Mediterranean and Middle East, including the Nile, Po and Euphrates. The music in this album is inspired by the classical civilizations of Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean which relied in daily life on an understanding of the cosmos. 

Jasser Haj Youssef - viola d’amore 
Maarten Ornstein - clarinet 
Nizar Rohana - ud 
Tony Overwater - upright bass, violone 
Nasser Salameh - percussion

1.	Madar Bayati (Nizar Rohana)					4:26
2.	Sofia (Maarten Ornstein)						3:06
3.	Acamar (Nizar Rohana)						4:58
4.	Silence (Jasser Haj Youssef)					5:11
5.	Abakua (Tony Overwater)						2:26
6.	Furud (Rohana, Overwater, Haj Youssef, Ornstein)		4:59
7.	Not the rain (Maarten Ornstein)					5:03
8.	Gemini (Tony Overwater)						3:19
9.	Doulab (Jasser Haj Youssef)					6:10
10.	Hills of Delphi (Tony Overwater)					4:57

Recorded at Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum; 26 and 27 september 2018
Recorded and mixed by Fieke van den Hurk
Mastering: Frans de Rond

Pictures: Floris Scheplitz
Design: Ruud Overwater

Produced by Kepera Records

This album was supported by The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture (AFAC)

For more information contact Nizar Rohana - info@nizarrohana.com

Madar Ensemble – madar bayati | مجموعة مدار - مدار بياتي

Here is the colors of winter. The piano plays for me, It gives me a gift, so I share it to you :) Enjoy <3 .  

Wood Spirit

Baby Light

How I miss the light on the road
How I miss those days on the sand
When the life of others remains at all,
finally they went all around, far away, again...

You call too late to find anything
because you still remain on that side,
but you don't fool enough to be free
in our State of light...

Baby light, baby light, baby light...

Baby Light

Madar (literally an ‘Orbit’) is a group of five musicians from the Netherlands, Palestine, Jordan and Tunisia. With genuine curiosity for and understanding of each other’s musical language, they have come together with the purpose of creating something new, built on a deeply shared respect for the qualities of their various musical worlds.

Acamar, from the Arabic Ākhir an-nahr meaning "the end of the river", is a star located in the constellation Eridanus, variously associated by ancient astronomers with rivers across the Mediterranean and Middle East, including the Nile, Po and Euphrates. The music in this album is inspired by the classical civilizations of Mesopotamia and the Mediterranean which relied in daily life on an understanding of the cosmos.

Jasser Haj Youssef - viola d’amore 
Maarten Ornstein - clarinet 
Nizar Rohana - ud 
Tony Overwater - upright bass, violone 
Nasser Salameh - percussion

1. Madar Bayati (Nizar Rohana) 4:26
2. Sofia (Maarten Ornstein) 3:06
3. Acamar (Nizar Rohana) 4:58
4. Silence (Jasser Haj Youssef) 5:11
5. Abakua (Tony Overwater) 2:26
6. Furud (Rohana, Overwater, Haj Youssef, Ornstein) 4:59
7. Not the rain (Maarten Ornstein) 5:03
8. Gemini (Tony Overwater) 3:19
9. Doulab (Jasser Haj Youssef) 6:10
10. Hills of Delphi (Tony Overwater) 4:57

Recorded at Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum; 26 and 27 september 2018
Recorded and mixed by Fieke van den Hurk
Mastering: Frans de Rond

Pictures: Floris Scheplitz
Design: Ruud Overwater

Produced by Kepera Records

This album was supported by The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture (AFAC)

Buy album: tiny.cc/4yo45y

Madar Ensemble - Acamar | مجموعة مدار -اكَمار

Miley Cyrus - Cold Blooded

Live tribute to Sabah, May 2011 concert at the American University of Beirut’s Assembly Hall.

Violin & Piano

Johana Sophie

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