Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Marcel Khalife, V. Sirinko: Conductor of National Symphony Orchestra Marcel Khalife: Conductor of Al Mayadine Ensemble, National Symphony Orchestra Al Mayadine Ensemble, Al Mayadine, Rami Khalife, Peter Herbert, Ali Al Khatib, Oumeima Al Khalil Title: Concerto Al Andalus Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sterns Music USA Original Release Date: 4/1/2002 Re-Release Date: 4/15/2002 Genres: International Music, Jazz, Classical Styles: Middle East, Arabic Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 085326200211 |
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 | Marcel Khalife, V. Sirinko: Conductor of National Symphony Orchestra Marcel Khalife: Conductor of Al Mayadine Ensemble, National Symphony Orchestra Al Mayadine Ensemble Concerto Al Andalus Genres: International Music, Jazz, Classical
The first Arabic or Oud Concerto ever preformed. It is truly one of a kind. This magnificent orchestral showpiece blends the traditional with the majestic resonance of the oud and other Middle Eastern instruments. It inclu... more » |
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Album Description The first Arabic or Oud Concerto ever preformed. It is truly one of a kind. This magnificent orchestral showpiece blends the traditional with the majestic resonance of the oud and other Middle Eastern instruments. It includes many familiar pieces. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsTruly under the skies of Al-Andalus Sufyan | Doha, Qatar | 12/08/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "I have to tell you that me being an arab I am not at all into Middle Eastern music at all. Having said that there is something about Marcel Khalife's work that touched me in a big way. I came to hear about Khalife whilst watching one of his concerts live on TV, by pure chance i might add, and only for that one time. I made sure it wasn't to be the last i would hear of him. His music can be described as middle eastern music with a mixture of classical music and a hint of Jazz. The blend works very very well. Very soothing and very spiritual to a degree.If you like the works of Paco De Lucia, Feiruz or listen to contemporary classical middle eastern music for that matter, this is definitely something you would want to listen to. I highly recommend."
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