قراءات متنوّعة للشيخ محمد صديق المنشاوي - نهاوند

Qamarun | Inna Fil Jannati - Syrian Munshids

Ólöf Arnalds - Ég Umvef Hjarta Mitt

st. rosa köyünde, denizden pek de uzak olmayan bir çeşmede küçük bir taş var. siyah saçlı küçük bir çocuk küçük taşı bulur. ve evine döndüğü üçüncü gün köydeki büyük bacanın yanında bir kuş uçar. ve o ekmekçi fırınının dumanından kuş altın bir tüy düşürür. güneş yüzünü gizler, yağmur yağar, koşar büyük yolda, adım adım koşar, ciğerleri ve kalbi onun küçük ellerinde, kıymetli hazineleri. kara saçlar, yerin taşı, göğün tüyü birlikte yağmurda anneye koşarlar. (annenin sesi)
- "bana getirdiklerin için neşe dolu gel kollarıma gel!"

ey masumiyetin kıymetli zamanı, ey masumiyetin kıymetliliği

le chanson de l'enfant entre amour, terre et ciel- yasmeen olya

#yasmeenolya #arp

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Salaamun 'Ala Qabrin

An amazing hadra in Fes led by El Haj Muhammad Bennis of the Fes Singers in Fes alongside other prominent munshidin of Morocco. 

Hadra In Fes With El Haj Muhammad Bennis

Ilayla Indakum Eed

Oh Yeah Habibi: ten years and up-to-date

If you look up the word ‘arabicana’ you find a music genre and its inventors; NO blues. Even after ten years the band that combines Oriëntal roots music and American folk blues is still unique in the world. On the new album Oh Yeah Habibi, NO blues bridges the gap between east and west and changes the Nile and the Mississippi in one meandering musical delta.

Even though the band has been together for ten years, the new album Oh Yeah Habibi sounds direct and fresh like a debut album. U’d player Haytham Safia: “We went back to the core of guitar, u’d, double bass and percussion.” Different from the previous albums, NO blues chooses to use current events as topics for their songs. Songs like Exodus and World Keeps Turning refer to people that seek refuge and Two Trains and Gods Move refer to religious themes.”It struck us that our music seemed to have a different energy after the terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo”, says bassist Anne-Maarten van Heuvelen. “NO blues has always been a political statement in music, we had to follow that up with our lyrics. Guitarist Ad van Meurs: ”We’ve never been a political band, but we don’t look the other way.”

Oh Yeah Habibi is more on topic than previous NO blues albums and the critically acclaimed arabicana from this Dutch based top team that has been working together for ten years, still has great impact. In twelve new studio tracks the band reaches a next level in their musical embrace between east and west.

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