Rinayat Chababina - Chanson de jeunesse - Youth's Song - Algerie - 1958 

Savez-vous planter les choux ? à la mode, à la mode ! à la mode de chez nous !
Version Algérienne datant de 1958 comme premier titre de ce 45 tours suivi de très belles chansons pour enfants ( que nos parents étaient ), hommage à ces derniers et à tous ces artistes inconnu.e.s.

Paroles :  Mohammed Boussekine
Chant : Leila Zamounda
Design : Lebon - 1958

Titres : 

A1 - Taarfou tagharsou el crombe
A2 - Noue it sob ya serha
A 3- Malbrouk (Mabrouk)
B1 - Tambourj Jamil
B2 - El Belbel
B3 - Cheha

Rinayat Chababina

Ya Hnayyina -Munir Bashir

Bayna Bayn - Composed By Tareq Jundi 2007
Performed by Sharq Band- Bayna Bayn CD 2008

Bayna Bayn - بينَ بينْ

This will play in the final fight against sans, I would like to say more but this fight will be very interesting

Undertale: Promised insanity- The Promised insanity.

Album (Chaos) Febraury 2013
Composed by Mohamed Abozekry
Recorded & mixed by : Nicolas Houssin
Performed by
Guillaume Hogan (guitar)
Anne-Laure BOURGET (Percussions)
Hugo Reydet (ContreBasse)
Mohamed Abozekry (Oud)


A Moment of Solitude / Febraury 2013

Bayna Bayn is Sharq’s debut album, Sharq, a band which was formed back in the beginnings of 2006 in Amman, in an attempt to modernize and develop oriental music in a way that would preserve the music’s authenticity, yet, give it a fresh and new sound. With some of the best musicians in the region, and two vocalists (Male & Female) who beautifully sing Arabic pieces of lyrics and poems by some of the world’s prominent writers. The album includes pieces that are considered excellent examples of the fusion of the past and future, such as the Arabic classic Ajibtu “I Wondered,” a Sufi poem by Mansour Al Hallaj (AD857-AD922), and original compositions such as “Bayna Bayn” by Tareq Al Jundi.

Credits
Oud: Tareq Al Jundi | Flute: Ala’a Takrouri | Violin: Yarub
Smirat | Cello: Khaled Bal’awi | Percussion: Maen Al Sayed Ahmed | Percussion: Nasser Salameh | Vocals:
Lara Elayan, Mohannad Atallah | Compositions: Tareq Al Jundi, Folk | Lyrics: Folk, Mahmoud Darwish, Al-
Hallaj, Duraid Laham

Track List
01 Tango Dance
02 Ala Tareeq Aitat
03 Al Ouf Mash’al
04 220 Volt
05 Ka Makaber Al Shuhada’
06 Samai Hijaz Kar Kurd
07 Yassar
08 Ajibto
09 Yamo
10 Bayna Bayn

Bayna Bayn

220 Volt

Download Album حمّل

Tareq Al Jundi & Sharq - 220 Volt طارق الجندي مع فرقة شرق - فولط 220

LYRICS : 
خِدني على جنِّة بعيدِة 
وصِّلني، شِفّتَك بشِفّتي، اغمرني 
خِدني على جنِّة هلكي 
خِدني، خِدني، 
وتركني

credits
from Oil Slick, released 27 September 2010 
Music & Lyrics by Bachar Khalifé 
Recorded and mixed in Paris by François Baurin at Splendid recording studio 
Mastered by Alexis Bardinet at Globe Audio 
(p) & (c) 2010 Nagam Records & InFiné

Bachar Mar-Khalifé - Distance

One of Nashaz's signature extended compositions, the main theme is based on the 10/8 Iraqi rhythm known as Jurjina, with a saxophone solo and middle section using the 4/4 dance rhythm commonly known as Baladi. The trumpet responses in the middle section are a typical feature of Arabic music, called "lazimat".

Jurjina

Basel Rajoub - Kusoor باسل رجوب - قصور

composed by : deiaa hamza
arranger by : deiaa hamza
played harmonica by : deiaa hamza

The Charming Harmonica

Sard (Narration, in Arabic) is a unique music production from Palestine. In it the authenticity of the oud language is highly maintained, yet refreshing new expressions and rhythms are achieved through the dialogues with other instruments such as the double bass, the qanoun and the percussion.

The album includes five pieces composed by Nizar Rohana: Sard, Umm El Zeinat, Iraq, Ajam, and Hijaz. In addition, two familiar tunes were specially arranged for this recording: Sama’i Farahfaza by Jamil Al-Tanbouri, and Ya rayeh sawb bladi by Ahmad Qaabour.

The participating musicians on the album are Nizar Rohana - oud, Hani Assad - percussion, Geoffroi Delori - double bass, Waffa Zaghal - qanoun, and Khaled Jubran - musical supervision. This production was partly financed by Cultural Resource (Egypt) in collaboration with Al-Urmawi Centre (Palestine). 

A Moment of Solitude / Febraury 2013

Mohamed Abozekry

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