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Audio CD: FDO 2004-02-09
Label: World Music Network
"Morocco is a musical wonderland, stuffed with a bewildering surfeit of sounds; raw, sophisticated, ancient, modern, acoustic, electronic, mellow, fierce, deeply spiritual and extravagantly hedonistic. Culturally fed by rivers flowing in from all directions, its musical gene pool is rich and diverse, although the unique legacy of Morocco’s own native Berber culture remains more rooted than any imported influences. This album features two of Morocco’s musical giants, Jil Jilala and Nass El Ghiwane, the best-loved Moroccan female group, Bnet Marrakech and the greatest al aita star of modern times, Fatna Bent El Houcine. Delving into some of Morocco’s musical traditions, such as melhoun and gnawa, this CD to The Music Of Morocco also features some of the more contemporary and electronic sounds to have emerged out of this culturally rich country. Enjoy!......at 320.0 kb/sec!"
Track Listings
Audio CD: FDO 2004-02-09
Label: World Music Network
"Morocco is a musical wonderland, stuffed with a bewildering surfeit of sounds; raw, sophisticated, ancient, modern, acoustic, electronic, mellow, fierce, deeply spiritual and extravagantly hedonistic. Culturally fed by rivers flowing in from all directions, its musical gene pool is rich and diverse, although the unique legacy of Morocco’s own native Berber culture remains more rooted than any imported influences. This album features two of Morocco’s musical giants, Jil Jilala and Nass El Ghiwane, the best-loved Moroccan female group, Bnet Marrakech and the greatest al aita star of modern times, Fatna Bent El Houcine. Delving into some of Morocco’s musical traditions, such as melhoun and gnawa, this CD to The Music Of Morocco also features some of the more contemporary and electronic sounds to have emerged out of this culturally rich country. Enjoy!......at 320.0 kb/sec!"Track Listings
01. Zeye Meyel - Nass Marrakech
02. Baba Aadi - Jil Jilala
03. Bay-Bay - Najm El Farah Essafi
04. Leilaa Lill - Bnet Marrakech
05. Touria - Mohamed Amenzou
06. Mahmouna - Nass El Ghiwane
07. Yedidim Hiou Zehirim - Emil Zrihan
08. Hijra - U-Cef & Dar Gnawa
09. Taala Fine Ghadi - Fatna Bent El Houcine & Ouled Ben Aguida
10. Lala Aisha - Hassan Hakmoun11. Khaliou Loudid Lamimtou - Mustapha Bourgogne
1 comment:
Hi Scorpio.
Nice article. I like Moroccan music very much.
Moroccan music is of many types; it includes Arab, Berber, classical, and Popular elements. Musicians perform in concerts, in cafes, at private homes, at circumcision ceremonies, marriages, funerals, and religious processions and in accompaniment to dancing and storytelling.
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