Ensemble Muhammad Bin Faris - Qâla Ibn Al-Ashrâf (The Ashraf's Son Said)

Ensemble Muhammad Bin Faris
Song Name: Qâla Ibn Al-Ashrâf (The Ashraf's Son Said)
By: Ensemble Muhammad Bin Faris ( فــــرقـــة مـحــمــد بـن فــارس )
Country: Bahrain
Song Local Name: قال بن الاشراف
Album: Le Sawt de Bahreïn فــــن الــصــوت فـي الــبـحــريــن
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Genre: traditional music of Bahrain , folk music of Bahrain , sawt music , mirwās
Date Added: 27 Dec 2016
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Qâla Ibn Al-Ashrâf (The Ashraf's Son Said) by Ensemble Muhammad Bin Faris is part of folk music tradition in/by Bahrain. Folk Music of Bahrain is traditionally brother to some other region(s) in the world. If you want to listen to song(s) in the same genre or with the same root with Qâla Ibn Al-Ashrâf (The Ashraf's Son Said) (or folk music of Bahrain), other than checking Bahrain you can also check music of Kuwait, Iraq and Qatar. From the top menu, first choose the desired region and then find the link from the map or country list.
The sawt tradition is an exclusively male preserve dating back either to the middle ages or the nineteenth century, depending on which historian you choose to follow, and bearing influences of the music of Iran, India and Africa as well as Arab neighbors. It consists of singing classical and dialect Arabic poems to a rhythmic backing, usually accompanied by the lute and percussion . The Bahreini sawt features qanun and violin while the Kuwaiti sawt relies on oud, Indian mirwas drums and clapping. An emphasis on poetic lyrics can make this music difficult to appreciate.
Ensemble Muhammad bin Fâris: Zayed Atiq, Anwar Alquattan, Khaled Alshaer (vocals and lute); Husain Aseeri (qanoun); Abdullah Khiri (violin);Saad Aljaffal, Anwar Ahmed, Yaqoob Bujaffal, Yusuf Alshomali, Aref Bucheeri ( Percussion and choir).

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