Traditional Arabic music performed on the qanun (zither), nay (end-blown flute), riqq (tambourine) and oud (lute). These musicians perform very professionally and record in Tunisia.
- Jessy Terry
Traditional Arabic music performed on the qanun (zither), nay (end-blown flute), riqq (tambourine) and oud (lute). These musicians perform very professionally and record in Tunisia.
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Musica Jarjis (7:12) |
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Longa Farahfaza (3:29) |
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Kefia Dar Kess El Hob (5:04) |
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Samai Bayati (6:02) |
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Ud Taqsim "Hanin Jadid" (8:19) |
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Violin Taqsim (4:19) |
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Tar Solo (2:24) |
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Qanun Taqsim (3:14) |
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Music Hamada (4:03) |
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Nay Taqsim (6:30) |
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Waslah M'hayer-Sikah: Choftak Marra / Ah Ya Khalila / Aouda Ouni (8:00) |
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