Episode #2841
Sacred Music of the Near East
Friday, October 16, 2009
PROGRAM # 2841, sacred music of the Near East (First aired on Mon, 9/8/08)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Rabbi Haim Louk & The Arab-Andalousian Orchestra of Fez |
Live, 6/00, Fez Festival of World Sacred Music |
Excerpt [1:30] |
For info on available recordings, try |
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The Music of Armenia |
Vol. 1 – Sacred Choral Music |
Bats Mez Ter [2:30] |
Celestial Harmonies #13115 |
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Emil Zrihan |
Ashkelon |
Maka Shelishit [7:30] |
Piranha #1260. |
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Sheikh Ahmad Al-Tuni |
Live, 7/01, Fez Festival of World Sacred Music |
Songs in Praise of Sidi Aboul Hassan [20:00] |
Al-Tuni's CD Sultan of All Munshidin is available from Amazon.com |
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Soeur Marie Keyrouz |
Cantiques de l’Orient |
Ya Sakban Min Nour [12:30] |
Harmonia Mundi #901577** |
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The Music of Armenia |
Vol. 1 – Sacred Choral Music |
Sirt Im Sasani [2:00] |
See above. |
Special Podcast: Unexpected Instruments (originally aired 8/31/09)
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