The music culture of Yemen is a domain which has, until this recording and accompanying annotation, been scarcely known or documented. Yet, it has deep historic roots. The music of Yemen is extremely rich in genres, repertoires and configurations, functional relationships, modalities of performance and instruments. Yemenite music in general, and regardless of all the differences between layers of tradition and local and regional styles, has a particular attraction and charm, virtues which have been praised since ancient times.
TRACK LISTINGS
[01]. Ya Rabbat el-Husn (Oh Goddess of Beauty)
[02]. Taba 'an liqa (It was nice to meet)
[03]. Ana atarjjak (I implore you): Ana atarjjak (I implore you)
[04]. Tabi' 's-samar (After the nocturnal enjoyment): Tabi' 's-samar (After the nocturnal enjoyment)
[05]. Leh leh wa-hajiri (Why, oh why are you leaving me)
[06]. Ya sharikh el-hawel (Oh, young shepherd)
[07]. Li-llahi ma yahweh hatha 'l-maqam (Indeed, how wonderful is this gathering)
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TRACK LISTINGS
[01]. Ya Rabbat el-Husn (Oh Goddess of Beauty)
[02]. Taba 'an liqa (It was nice to meet)
[03]. Ana atarjjak (I implore you): Ana atarjjak (I implore you)
[04]. Tabi' 's-samar (After the nocturnal enjoyment): Tabi' 's-samar (After the nocturnal enjoyment)
[05]. Leh leh wa-hajiri (Why, oh why are you leaving me)
[06]. Ya sharikh el-hawel (Oh, young shepherd)
[07]. Li-llahi ma yahweh hatha 'l-maqam (Indeed, how wonderful is this gathering)
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Part1
Part2
Part3
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