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JVC Video Anthology of World Music and Dance, Volume 16, Middle East & Africa I
directed by Ichihashi Yuji, fl. 1990 and Nakagawa Kunihiko, fl. 1990; produced by Ichikawa Katsumori, fl. 1988, JVC, in JVC Video Anthology of World Music and Dance, Volume 16 (Montpelier, VT: Multicultural Media, 1989), 1 hour
THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA I - Vol 16
This is part of the 30-volume JVC Video Anthology of Music and Dance of the World
Turkey - Vol 16
- 16-1 Azan - Islamic call to worship
- 16-2 Mehter - military music of the Ottoman Empire: "Eski ordu marsi" ("An old army march")
- 16-3 Hancer bar - dance of the knives
- 16-4 Dances f...
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directed by Ichihashi Yuji, fl. 1990 and Nakagawa Kunihiko, fl. 1990; produced by Ichikawa Katsumori, fl. 1988, JVC, in JVC Video Anthology of World Music and Dance, Volume 16 (Montpelier, VT: Multicultural Media, 1989), 1 hour
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THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA I - Vol 16
This is part of the 30-volume JVC Video Anthology of Music and Dance of the World
Turkey - Vol 16
- 16-1 Azan - Islamic call to worship
- 16-2 Mehter - military music of the Ottoman Empire: "Eski ordu marsi" ("An old army march")
- 16-3 Hancer bar - dance of the knives
- 16-4 Dances from the Gaziantep region
- 16-5 Dance from the Black Sea region
- 16-6 Dance from the Afyon Region
- 16-7 Saz - plucked lute solo
- 16-8 Dance...
THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA I - Vol 16
This is part of the 30-volume JVC Video Anthology of Music and Dance of the World
Turkey - Vol 16
- 16-1 Azan - Islamic call to worship
- 16-2 Mehter - military music of the Ottoman Empire: "Eski ordu marsi" ("An old army march")
- 16-3 Hancer bar - dance of the knives
- 16-4 Dances from the Gaziantep region
- 16-5 Dance from the Black Sea region
- 16-6 Dance from the Afyon Region
- 16-7 Saz - plucked lute solo
- 16-8 Dance from the Silifke region
- 16-9 Asik - itinerant musician
- 16-10 Sema - Islamic dance of the whirling dervishes
Iran
- 16-11 Santur - hammered dulcimer solo: "Nagme-ye karevan"
Iraq
- 16-12 Bedouin Dance
- 16-13 Contemporary Iraqi song: "Ya zahrat al-madiyin"
Lebanon
- 16-14 Lebanese popular song: "Ya qalbi"
- 16-15 Belly dance
Qatar
- 16-16 Traditional songs of the Persian Gulf Arab States
- 16-17 Bedouin song and dance
- 16-18 Mortar-pounding song
- 16-19 Song and dance of welcome
Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
Performance
Contributor
Ichikawa Katsumori, fl. 1988, JVC
Author / Creator
Ichihashi Yuji, fl. 1990, Nakagawa Kunihiko, fl. 1990
Date Published / Released
1989
Publisher
Multicultural Media
Series
JVC Video Anthology of World Music and Dance
Topic / Theme
Arabs, Lebanese, Iranians, Bedouins, Turkish
Copyright Message
© 1989 Victor Company of Japan, Ltd.
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JVC Video Anthology of World Music and Dance, Volume 18, Middle East & Africa III
directed by Ichihashi Yuji, fl. 1990 and Nakagawa Kunihiko, fl. 1990; produced by Ichikawa Katsumori, fl. 1988, JVC, in JVC Video Anthology of World Music and Dance, Volume 18 (Montpelier, VT: Multicultural Media, 1989), 40 mins
THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA III - Vol 18
This is part of the 30-volume JVC Video Anthology of Music and Dance of the World
Chad -- Vol 18
- 18-1 Orchestra of the Town of Mongo
- 18-2 Sultan's orchestra of the town of Mao
The Djonkor
- 18-3 Festival orchestra
- 18-4 Dambio - festival dance
- 18-5 Hero praise...
Sample
directed by Ichihashi Yuji, fl. 1990 and Nakagawa Kunihiko, fl. 1990; produced by Ichikawa Katsumori, fl. 1988, JVC, in JVC Video Anthology of World Music and Dance, Volume 18 (Montpelier, VT: Multicultural Media, 1989), 40 mins
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THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA III - Vol 18
This is part of the 30-volume JVC Video Anthology of Music and Dance of the World
Chad -- Vol 18
- 18-1 Orchestra of the Town of Mongo
- 18-2 Sultan's orchestra of the town of Mao
The Djonkor
- 18-3 Festival orchestra
- 18-4 Dambio - festival dance
- 18-5 Hero praise song with kundinge [harp] accompaniment
The Bulala
- 18-6 Praise song with kukuma [one-string instrument] accompaniment
The Hausa
...THE MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA III - Vol 18
This is part of the 30-volume JVC Video Anthology of Music and Dance of the World
Chad -- Vol 18
- 18-1 Orchestra of the Town of Mongo
- 18-2 Sultan's orchestra of the town of Mao
The Djonkor
- 18-3 Festival orchestra
- 18-4 Dambio - festival dance
- 18-5 Hero praise song with kundinge [harp] accompaniment
The Bulala
- 18-6 Praise song with kukuma [one-string instrument] accompaniment
The Hausa
- 18-7 Libo - transverse flute performance
The Dangaleat
- 18-8 Children's dances
The Djaya
- 18-9 Djele - pleasure dance
- 18-10 Bardjat - pleasure dance
The Haddad
- 18-11 Djersiss - pleasure dance
Omar-Arab people
- 18-12 Al beher - pleasure dance Hemat-Arab people
- 18-13 Am haraba - pleasure dance
Cameroon
The Tikar
- 18-14 Memorial ceremony for King Mkong Moteh
- 18-15 Mourning music by a mask clan
Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
Performance
Contributor
Ichikawa Katsumori, fl. 1988, JVC
Author / Creator
Ichihashi Yuji, fl. 1990, Nakagawa Kunihiko, fl. 1990
Date Published / Released
1989
Publisher
Multicultural Media
Series
JVC Video Anthology of World Music and Dance
Topic / Theme
Religious rites and ceremonies
Copyright Message
© 1989 Victor Company of Japan, Ltd.
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Souad Massi
directed by Carine Zuber and Claudio Cappellari; performed by Mehdi Dalil, Rabah Khalfa and Souad Massi, 1972- (Paris, Ile-de-France: Qwest TV, 2018), 1 hour 30 mins
This concert, which took place a few months before the release of her latest album, "Oumniya" (Naïve) in 2019, shows Souad Massi exactly as we imagine her: humble, reserved, powerful and gentle. She is accompanied here by her sidekick Mehdi Dalil and his mandolin, along with a special guest, Rabah Khalfa and his...
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directed by Carine Zuber and Claudio Cappellari; performed by Mehdi Dalil, Rabah Khalfa and Souad Massi, 1972- (Paris, Ile-de-France: Qwest TV, 2018), 1 hour 30 mins
Description
This concert, which took place a few months before the release of her latest album, "Oumniya" (Naïve) in 2019, shows Souad Massi exactly as we imagine her: humble, reserved, powerful and gentle. She is accompanied here by her sidekick Mehdi Dalil and his mandolin, along with a special guest, Rabah Khalfa and his derbouka in hand. The Algiers-born artist studied urban planning and became an engineer before having to leave the city, which was th...
This concert, which took place a few months before the release of her latest album, "Oumniya" (Naïve) in 2019, shows Souad Massi exactly as we imagine her: humble, reserved, powerful and gentle. She is accompanied here by her sidekick Mehdi Dalil and his mandolin, along with a special guest, Rabah Khalfa and his derbouka in hand. The Algiers-born artist studied urban planning and became an engineer before having to leave the city, which was threatened by civil war in the ‘90s. From that point, she gave up her past career and devoted herself to singing. In time, it proved to be a brilliant decision – she made a name for herself at the Femmes d’Alger Festival at the Cabaret Sauvage in France, 1999. Rewarded at the Victoires de la musique in 2006 and winner of the Sacem World Music Grand Prix in 2011, Souad Massi honours us with her presence here on the stage of the Zurich Moods Club in 2018. Between Algerian folk and chaâbi, she tells us her stories, plunging us into deep sadness and then into ardent joy. With her powerful voice, Souad Massi has a simplicity that comforts the heart and soothes all ailments. **Anaïs Christidis Guillemard**
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Field of Study
World Music
Content Type
Performance
Performer / Ensemble
Mehdi Dalil, Rabah Khalfa, Souad Massi, 1972-
Author / Creator
Carine Zuber, Claudio Cappellari, Mehdi Dalil, Rabah Khalfa, Souad Massi, 1972-
Date Published / Released
2018
Publisher
Qwest TV
Topic / Theme
Middle Eastern
Copyright Message
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