Qatifa interprète le Samai Muhayyer du compositeur ottoman Tanbouri Cemil Bey (1873-1916).

Avec 
Baptiste Frelat, oud 
Julien Podolak, violon
Yacine Sbay, riqq

Enregistré le 26 mai 2024 à Lyon. Captation son et mixage par Samuel Débias, captation vidéo, montage et photos par Erol Gum.

-- A propos --
Qatifa célèbre la beauté de la musique classique arabo-ottomane. 
Dans une forme purement instrumentale, l'ensemble explore l'art du Maqâm méditerranéen, comme les dédales d'un palais. Fidèles à l'esprit de la musique modale, oud, violon et percussions réinventent et ornementent les chemins musicaux empruntés à chaque concert. Les Taqasim - improvisations libres ou rythmées - se drapent autour des Sama'i, Bashraf ou Longa, hérités de maîtres tels que Tanburi Cemil Bey (Empire Ottoman) ou Mohammad al-Qasabji (Egypte). Des compositions toujours aussi vivantes, parfois quelques centaines d'années après leur naissance.

Qatifa - Samai Muhayyer Tanbouri Cemil Bey | قطيفة - سماعي محير جميل بك الطنبوري

Immerse yourself in the calming and evocative tones of the Oud with Oud Muse: Meditative Taksims. This collection of solo Oud improvisations, or taksims, draws on traditional Middle Eastern scales and maqams to create a space of introspection and tranquility. Each track weaves through atmospheric melodies, inviting listeners into a journey of relaxation and contemplation. Perfect for meditation, study, or moments of quiet reflection, these pieces celebrate the timeless beauty of the Oud and the serenity it inspires.

Athar Taksim

Arabic | Oriental | World | Middle Eastern Music

Layali al-Andalus

Ya Nour el Ain

Arabic | Oriental | World | Middle Eastern | Traditional Music

Qalb Alawi

Sinfonietta en Spirale, Requiem pour les martyrs du Liban
14 musicians (1F, 1Hb, 1Cl, 1Bssn, 1Horn, 1Tpt, 1tmbn, 2V, 1Al, 1Vc, 1Cb, Piano, Perc)

SINFONIETTA EN SPIRALE

-Música árabe
Música del Medio Oriente
Música oriental
Maqam
Taqsim
Dabke
Chaabi
Andalusí
Nuba
Sufí
Beduina
Oud
Darbuka
Nay
Rabab
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شكرًا لك | Thank You | Gracias | 2024

سراب بعيد (1) Tariq shams Al-Din

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أحلام غابت Tariq Shams Al-Din

Musician, oud player
Arabic Ottoman music Lover
Groups : Matjar Adib, Qalban and Majnoun et Leïli - Chants d'outre-tombe

This is some of my composed music, ENJOY!

Nadim Tarabay, b.1997, is a Lebanese composer, currently based in France, whose work focuses on the exploration of the timbral effect of music on the experiencing of time. He is also exploring new ways of developing the concert experience, through the enhancement of the theatrical part of performance, in order to gain more immersive listening. His music has been performed in Lebanon, the US, Canada, Vienna and the UK. He has studied with people like Joseph Fakhry, Elia Koussa, and Stratis Minakakis. In 2019, he collaborated with Gerard Avedissian on the play 'Hamlet the mad Prince' whose music he wrote.
His work incorporates new experimental setups for traditional instruments. Furthermore, he is fascinated with the potential within traditional Lebanese music, specifically Maronite music, and is seeking its immersion within a more developed frame in relation with implied drone tones and spectral Harmony.
Nadim studied Piano (Diploma) , Solfege (Diploma), Harmony and Analysis at the NDU School of Music, as well as Composition at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, receiving the Dean's scholarship.
He also holds a Law degree from the University of Saint Joseph in Beirut.

As of 2021, he is a student at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique et de Danse de Paris (CNSMDP) in the class of Stefano Gervasoni.

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