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Ensemble National de la République de Guinée |:| National Ensemble of the Rep... - 0 views
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Preview 10 tracks of this percussion/dance ensemble (also called "Les Ballets Africains des Guinée, or the National Ballet of Guinea) from Guinea, West Africa. You'll hear djembe (drums), kryin (sticks on wooden tongue drums), and other percussion instruments.
להקת שחרית - למא באדא Shaharit Ensemble | Jewish Arabic Piyut | Music Video - 0 views
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The Shaharit Ensemble performs this Middle-Eastern Jewish sacred piyut (musical poem) with ney, oud, violin, double bass, kanun, and darbuka.
Jewish Sacred Chant (Piyut) of Morocco and Tunisia | הזמנה לפיוט - 0 views
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2 melodies from Morocco and Tunisia. Ensemble Mizrach-Maarav. Bar Yochai.
Masala World Percussion Band, Victoria, BC - 0 views
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Masala is a world drum and percussion ensemble from Victoria BC Canada. Our aim is to create a dynamic rhythmic experience that infuses events with energy and joy.
Tea with Tahmoures Pournazeri | Iranian.com~Nothing is Sacred - 0 views
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Shams Ensemble starts a new tour on Sunday, September 27, 2009 in San Francisco's Davies Symphony Hall. Their other shows on October 3rd in New York, October 10th in Los Angeles, October 17th in San Diego, and November 8th in Washington DC. For tickets go to cityboxoffice.com.
Hossam Ramzy | Egyptian Percussionist - 0 views
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Egyptian native Hossam Ramzy is the leader and chief percussionist of Pharaoh's Egyptian Ensemble, best known to Western listeners as the backing group featured on Robert Plant and Jimmy Page's No Quarter tour and album. Ramzy began playing the darabouka (Egyptian tabla) at a young age, much to his father's dismay. He moved to Saudi Arabia as a teenager, learning his craft while supporting himself by playing trap drums for radio and television programs.
Bassam Saba | Oud, Ney, Kemence - 0 views
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Multi-instrumentalist Bassam Saba leads the New York Arabic Orchestra, arguably America's most vital large-scale Middle Eastern music ensemble.
Djembe Rhythms | Tiriba - 0 views
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Dans le cours de l'histoire, la signification du rythme Tiriba a changé plusieurs fois. On peut facilement aujourd'hui distinguer trois phases. Dans sa phase originelle, le Tiriba était le chef déguisé d'une troupe de percussionnistes qu'il avait créée. De nos jours, il n'y a plus de Tiriba mais le rythme a survécu au fil du temps. Dans sa deuxième phase, le Tiriba était joué après l'initiation des jeunes filles, lorsque les mères et leurs filles dansaient ensembles. Dans sa troisième phase actuelle, le Tiriba est un rythme très populaire joué dans toutes les festivités, là où les gens dansent. http://www.martinledjembefola.com
Meganel Generated PlayList - 0 views
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His picks range from Amr Diab (Arabic Folk-Pop) to Timbalada (Afro-Bahian Percussion Ensemble) to Willie Nelson (Hippie Country)... Great tool for discovery!
Rootsy Records | West African Drumming Shop - 0 views
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Djembe ensemble recordings and other resources for West African drumming, especially from Mali
Fula Flute Ensemble |:| Tambin, Peul, Fulani Flute of Guinea, West Africa - 0 views
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Something like hearing the rural roots of Roland Kirk. Voice & flute vocalize together. Luminous, haunting, joyous, grief-stricken, a cry, a laugh, a call, a weeping...Peul (Fulani) flute (tambin) music is masterful in Sylvain Leroux's charge...Echos of Baaba Maal's musical scales, tone, and tenor.
Tambin Flute Music |:| Guinea |:| Fula Flute Ensemble - 0 views
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Fula flutes speak, sing and cry simultaneously; fula flutes fold back the barriers of your heart.
Sufi (Qawwali) Singers : Video of Wadali Brothers in Concert - 0 views
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1:14 (1 hour, 14 minutes). Wadali Brothers Concert (2002) Sufi Qawwali Singers and Ensemble.
Melody of Dragon | Chinese Music Ensemble and Nonprofit Center in New York City - 0 views
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Founded in 1998 by 4 virtuoso musicians from leading conservatories in China
Tambuco Percussion Ensemble - 0 views