Rury_Putra: The Music of Islam

17 CD | 2.7 GB | RS, FF | RE-ARCHIVED WITH SHORT FILENAMES
[01]. Al-Qahirah, Classical Music Of Cairo, Egypt
[02]. Music Of The South Sinai Bedouins
[03]. Music Of The Nubians
[04]. Music Of The Arabian Peninsula
[05]. Aissaoua Sufi Ceremony (Doppel-CD)
[06]. Al-Maghrib, Gnawa Music
[07]. Al-Andalus, Andalusian Music
[08]. Folkloric Music Of Tunisia
[09]. Mawlawiyah Music Of The Whirling Dervishes
[10]. Qur’an Recitation
[11]. Music Of Yemen
[12]. Music Of Iran
[13]. Music Of Pakistan
[14]. Mystic Music Trough The Ages
[15]. Muslim Music Of Indonesia (Doppel-CD)

The Music of Islam: THE PROJECT Ten years in the making, The Music of Islam series recorded in Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Turkey, Yemen, Pakistan, Indonesia, Iran and Qatar represents the most comprehensive sound documentation available to Westerners today, of a world religion dating back to 1/622. Although governed by strict rules for fourteen centuries, contact with other cultures has radically affected Islamic music throughout history. As the world enters the XV/21st century the timing of this collection serves an even larger purpose, documenting the traditions that have survived and will continue to survive for centuries to come. Today, one fifth of the world's population, over one billion people, are Muslims, occupying a large territory stretching from the Atlantic shore of north and west Africa, through west, central, and south Asia to island southeast Asia, and attracting an increasing following in India, western Europe, north America, east Asia, and southern Africa. This is a global presence which cannot be ignored. With 17 CDs in 15 volumes, The Music of Islam boxed set artistically presents nearly 20 hours of diversely rich Islamic music recorded throughout the Islamic Belt with over 800 pages of synoptic scholastic text written by leading scholars and ethnomusicologists from around the world. Creating a class of its own, and perhaps setting a new standard, The Music of Islam is an unequalled sound document destined to live beyond our time and, regrettably, most likely surpass the very existence of some of the people and cultures featured.
Inimitable world music producer Eckart Rahn again brings listeners a collection of recordings that is as moving as it is obscure as it is technically perfect. This sampler selects from a 15-volume set documenting the state of Islamic music from Turkey south to Yemen and Morocco east to Indonesia. The sampler is available for sale, separate from the perhaps imposing set. Detailed documentation discusses Islamic music cursorily and technically. Instrumentation, the role of religion in the music, and Islam and its history are also covered. Unfortunately, there is not much track-by-track text other than the source of each cut. The sampler begins very strongly, with an unaccompanied feat of vocal acrobatics in a Koran recitation recorded in Istanbul, followed by a rich arrangement of Iranian strings and percussion. From Marrakesh, Morocco, comes a sonorous example of deep-pitched drums backing group song. After this example of Gnawa music is an Egyptian flute, string, and percussion melody that clearly brings pyramids and oases to mind. Returning to Istanbul, listeners hear a surprisingly sedate male chorus backed by flute and tambourines from Music of Islam, Vol. 9: Mawlawiyah Music of the Whirling Dervishes. (Perhaps even dervishes need to relax.) Coming from Yemen is a very intricate and hypnotic melody from a plucked string instrument. The compilers chose to represent Pakistan with a near seven-minute raga. A clear, bright, Oriental female voice defines an Indonesian ensemble. Having heard from lower Egypt, listeners make a visit to upper Egypt where the leader of a Nubian troupe initiates each verse answered by the chorus, all to a lively drum beat. More exotic, moving, and densely structured music is heard from Qatar, Egypt, Morocco, Turkey, Tunisia, and Morocco.
From remote areas of Indonesia to southern Spain, this 17-CD box set is comprehensive in its scope of music made by those following the Islamic faith. The discs include Quran recitations, Sufi qawwali, the music of whirling dervishes, the folk music of Egypt, Andalusian sounds of Morocco, and recordings from Yemen, Tunisia, Turkey, Iran, and several other countries, some of which you may not have thought housed Muslim populations. In short, the collection is sublime, recorded and researched lovingly by producer David Parsons, who managed to cover the full range of Islamic music. If a nearly $200 price tag frightens you, consider the sampler or Volume Four: Music of the Arabian Peninsula for starters. Consider the entire box after the sacred voices and ancient instruments melt your heart into this music rich in tradition, sanctity, and musical complexity.

Vol 01 - Al-Qahirah - Classical Music of Cairo, Egypt
1 Khatwet Habiby 4:08
2 El Helwa Dayer Shebbak 6:15
3 Ud Solo 4:20
4 Ana Fi Entizarak Khalet 13:12
5 Nay Solo 2:47
6 Samra Ya Samra 5:41
7 Quanun Solo 2:56
8 Bint Al-Balad 4:32
9 Tabala Solo 3:51
10 Sam'i Bayati (Al-Aryan) 6:28
11 Riqq Solo 3:03
12 Habibi Wa Enaya 6:47

Vol 02 - Music of the South Sinai Bedouins
1 Ba'ad Al-'Asaha 6:02
2 Fi Solam Al Taeira 3:01
3 Lala Todayeqoun Al-Tarfi 4:35
4 Al Banat 'Arabiyattan 3:23
5 Ibnattan 'Arabiyattan 5:24
6 Mili 'Allaya Mili 5:34
7 Qasidah 4:13
8 Ya Rim 5:01
9 Allah Ani Talabatak, Ma Talabt Al-Bakhil 3:49
10 Ya Warid Al-Ma, Asqini Sharaban 4:29
11 Sid El 'Arab 3:13
12 Nartiji Wa Al-Raja Fi Allah 2:52
13 Khelli Ya Khelli 4:27
14 Gal Al Wada' 3:39
15 Barhum Ya Barhum 5:02
16 Ahlan Wa Sahlan 3:39

Vol 03 - Music of the Nubians, Aswan, Egypt
1 Al-Kartch 6:39
2 Folk Song 6:22
3 Nubian Rhythms 5:55
4 Zafa 3:29
5 Popular Games 4:51
6 Al-Najimshad 10:10
7 Al-Soukh 6:24
8 Salaam Ya 5:05
9 Al-Sayaddin 6:29
10 Al-Tatha 8:01
11 Allah Musau 6:14

Vol 04 - Music of the Arabian Peninsula - Doha, Qatar
1 Qum Na Dimi 7:33
2 Ish Lonak Ini 6:01
3 Taqsim I 3:46
4 Ya Gariya Khabirini 6:11
5 Al Hajr 7:18
6 Marou Alyaa El-Helwen 4:30
7 Taqsim 2 6:27
8 Bead Konto 6:46
9 Lama Bada Yatasana 3:50
10 Taqsim 3 5:56
11 Ya Helo Ya Abu El-Sedara 5:53

Vol 05 - Aissaoua Sufi Ceremony, Marrakesh, Morrocco CD 1
1 Dikr (Part 1)
2 Dikr (Part 2)
3 Fatha
4 Dikr (Part 3)
5 Invocation
6 Ada (Part1)
7 Ada (Part2)

Vol 05 - Aissaoua Sufi Ceremony, Marrakesh, Morrocco CD 2
1 Scene Inauguration
2 Dikra Rebbania
3 Closing Music

Vol 06 - Al-Maghrib & Gnawa Music, Marrakesh, Morocco
1 Ыlвd Bвmbвra 10:46
2 Yobati, Kalkani Bыlоla 6:42
3 `Вda 9:31
4 Bыderbвla, Bыhвla 8:57
5 Itchalaba Titara 12:59
6 Yomala 6:04
7 Mimыna 6:32

Vol 07 - Al-Andalus, Andalusian Music, Tetouan, Morocco
1 Eshbehayn 8:56
2 Mkdam Sharki 9:16
3 Rashdayl 4:13
4 Esthlal 13:41
5 Times Mkdam Sharki 10:44
6 Rashdfa 7:30
7 Hijasoul (Chahshahachni) 11:12
8 Elhijaz 10:38

Vol 08 - Folkloric Music of Tunisia1 Medley 7:23
2 Mawwal 1 4:35
3 Baba Salem 9:56
4 Leliri Ya Mana Lotfi Jormana 4:13
5 Hay Leli Leli & Ala Bab Souika 10:51
6 El Guelb Ely Yehwek 7:03
7 Mawwal 2 3:48
8 Dhaouit Ayemek & Ma Indich Zahar 10:20
9 Nemdah Laktab 6:59

Vol 09 - Mawlawiyah Music of the Whirling Dervishes
1 Na't-i Sherif 5:51
2 Nay Taksim 3:40
3 Peshrev 3:00
4 Suzidilara Ayin 25:26
5 Kamanche Taksim 1:41
6 Feeynema Tuvellu , Fesemme Vechullah 3:50
7 Suite in Segah 12:51
8 Tanbour Taksim 1:59
9 Suite in Rast 14:08

Vol 10 - Qur'an Recitation, Istanbul, Turkey
1 Ezan 1:58
2 Fatiha 1:22
3 Baqara 1 3:06
4 Baqara 2 3:24
5 Furqan 12:53
6 Ya-Sin 20:29
7 Rahman 15:03
8 Hashr 2:10
9 Asr 1:00
10 Ikhlas 0:48
11 Falak 0:55
12 Nas 1:06
13 Tekbir 1:38

Vol 11 - Music of Yemen, Sana'a, Yemen1 Mohammed Jam'a , Ya Rabbat El-Husn (Oh Goddess of Beauty) 10:23
2 Unknown , Tab -Al-Liqa' (It was nice to meet) 6:45
3 Mohammed Atroush, Anna Atarajjak (I implore you) 6:45
4 Haddad Hassan al-Kaf , Tabi''s-Samar (After the nocturnal enjoyment) 13:36
5 Mohammed Atroush , Leh Leh Wa-Hajiri (Why, Oh why are you leaving me) 8:43
6 Mohammed Salem Shauqui , Ya Sharikh El-Hawel (Oh, young shepherd) 11:15
7 Abdelrahman Imri , Li-llahi Ma Yahweh Hatha 'L-Maqam (Indeed, How wonderful is this gathering) 9:39

Vol 12 - Music of Iran, Karaj, Iran
1 Tasnif-E Mahalli Kurdi 1:30
2 Tasnif-E Dashti 1:54
3 Avaz Shooshtari 5:16
4 Bedah-E Navzai Santur 12:44
5 Reng 3:08
6 Bedah-E Avaz, Tasnif-E Kurdi 19:22
7 Bedah-E Navazi Tombak 3:16
8 Tasnif-E Esfahan 5:13
9 Tasnif Va So'al Va Javab-E Kemenche 7:41
10 Farhang-E A'vam 2:40
11 Gat-E Kurdi 1:56

Vol 13 - Music of Pakistan, Lahore, Pakistan
1 Raga Bairagi Bhairavi 24:23
2 Raga Puriya Dhanashri 25:02
3 Raga Yaman 26:04

Vol 14 - Mystic Music Through The Ages
1 Sem-i Ruhuna Cismimi Pervane Dusurudum
2 Ey Ki Hezer Aferin, Bu Nice Sultan Olur
3 Bahri Umman Durriyem
4 Uyan Ey Gozlerim Gafletten Utah
5 Ya Rabbi, Zatin Sirridir Bu Gulleri Handan Eden
6 Cun Sana Gonlum Hubtela Oldu
7 Tekbir- allahu Ekber
8 Ya Hzreti Mevlana
9 Sultan-i Meni
10 Hiz Ki Imruz Cihan An-i Mast
11 Gelin Gidelin Allah Yoluna
12 Allah Emrin Tutalin - Rahmetine Batalim
13 Alma Tenden Canimi
14 Sevelim Hazret-i Mavlana'Yi
15 Et Allahim Beni Senden Ayirma
16 Hor Bakma Sen Topaga
17 Gormer Istersen Seni
18 Velillahil Istersen Seni

Vol 15 - Muslim Music of Indonesia, Aceh and West Sumatra CD 11 Dendang Manangkok, Marindu Harimau 1
2 Dendang Manangkok, Marindu Harimau 2
3 Basosoh
4 Matam
5 Maratapi Jari-Jari
6 Dol-Tasa 1
7 Dol-Tasa 2
8 Dol-Tasa 3
9 Dol-Tasa 4
10 Rapai 1
11 Rapai 2
12 Rapai 3
13 Rapai 4
14 Indang Main Tali
15 Dabuih (BM), Dabus (BI)
16 Dabuih
17 Salawek Dulang, Lagu Meriam Penangkis
18 Salawek Dulang, Lagu Bolando Berangkek

Vol 15 - Muslim Music of Indonesia, Aceh and West Sumatra CD 2
1 Ratep Maseukat
2 Pho
3 Seudati Inong 1
4 Seudati Inong 2
5 Seudati Inong 3
6 Rapai Daboih 1
7 Rapai Daboih 2
8 Seudati 1
9 Seudati 2