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Artist |
Title |
Album |
Label |
Link |
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Nasser Rastegar-Nejad, Fariba, Manuchehr Hashemi and Ali-Asghar Mirzadeh |
Nooruz dar ghorbat (segah), Chaharmezrab (homayun), Janne janan (shur), Zibaye khofteh (abu-ata) |
The Persian Santur |
Nonesuch Records |
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Abdeslam Cherkaoui, Moulay Abderramanben Tayyeb and Moulay Ali Cherif |
L-Mirikan, L-Awsaf, 'Awisha |
Moroccan Street Music |
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Ouardia |
Person In A Hurry, I've Been Searching For A Long Time, Oh My Country, My Heartache |
Assirem |
GlobeStyle Records |
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Ahcene Adjroud |
Our Dances Are Treasures, My Loved One Says No, Hope, The One I Love |
Adounith |
GlobeStyle Records |
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Tinariwen |
Toumast Tincha, Chaghaybou, Arhegh Danagh, Timadrit In Sahara, Imidiwan Ahi Sigdim, Tahalamot, Sendad, Eghlalan, Imdiwanin Ahi Tifhamam, Koud Edhaz Emin, Emajer, Aghregh Medin |
Emmaar |
Anti |
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The Rufa'i Brotherhood |
Surat al-Fatiha, Ayet 284 of the Surat al-Baqara, Ayet 180 of the Surat al-A'raf, Ashere "la qad za'a min..." |
Islamic Ritual from Yugoslavia: Zikr of the Rufa'i Brotherhood |
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An international program focused on music influenced by Islam, from Iran, Morocco, Algeria, the Sahara and former Yugoslavia. Various genres were explored, including traditional ritual chants and instrumental compositions, street music, modern Kabyle music, and desert blues. (Interested parties should check out the album, Bam! 3 Mustaphas Play Stereo by 3 Mustaphas 3, for more music from the Balkans.)
