La Terre
Arabic song and music today
1983-Vinyl | Rainbow - Studio SM
Accompanied by his friends musicians on percussions (duff, naqqarat, zarb, tabla or darbouka, bendir, Tunisian drum, rattlesnakes…) on nay, violin and cello…
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Fawzy Al-Aiedy explores with them the universe of these various instruments through song, instrumental composition and improvisation made from written bases - improvisations are an essential form of Arabic music.
It combines rhythm and poetry, written music and oral music, learned art and popular art. Rather than opposing them, he uses them in what they have that is specific and original.
Fawzy's music and singing concentrate a double desire for communication:
Communication with its listeners and communication with other cultures. Step by step, Fawzy invents a path ...
With:
Fawzy Al-Aiedy : Composer, arranger, Lute (oud), vocals, oboe, English horn, zourna
Sahan Dinanian : Cello
Youval Micenmacher : Percussions (tabla, darbouka, naqqarate, bendir, drums, large Tunisian drum, zarb)
François Rabbath : Double bass
Kudsi Erguner : Nay
Philippe Pouvreau : Violin
Sorhene Somai : Arabic violin
Hatem Bedoui : Percussion tablah (derbouka)
Sound recording: Studio Gaffinel
Mixing : Patrick Orieux - Studio de la Grande Armée
Credits :
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Text adaptations : Fawzy Al-Aiedy
Translation : Guy Jacquet
Calligraphies : Hassan Massoudy
Cover photo : Pascal Privet
Photo back : Arek Minasyan