Afghanistan. Female Musicians in Herat

Afghanistan. Female Musicians of Herat Auvidis/UNESCO D8284, 2002 TRACK LISTINGS 01. Bibi Gol Afruz 02. Galen dokhtar 03. Girl’s music: Clapping and drumming * O bachen aughān * Ānār dāneh nadāre 04. Chahārbeiti sābeqeh * Chahārbeiti Siāh Mu o Jalāli 05. Lullaby 06. Adam Khān 07. Urban band dance music: Logari * Mustafā * Shishkebab 08. Dāireh dance pieces 09. Hawābeh jan Hawābeh * Ghu ghu balg-e chenār 10. Alā zan-e biweh * Sar-e pul-e Mālān 11. Asp-e khāseh zin konum 12. Yār-e hamdam chere nemiyāyi? 13. Tambaku * Arus gham nakhor 14. Processional drumming 15. Wedding ritual sequence: Olang olanng and Shelengi * Bādā bādā * Logari 16. Bibi gol arus 17. Shāh dokhtar shekar dokhtar 18. Chahārbeiti 19. Chahārbeiti barāye khodāhāfez 20. Najibeh gom shode 21. Leilā Leilā Leilā 22. Sefid kheimeh siāh kheimeh khorāmān Once a major cultural centre of the Timurid Empire (15th century), the fascinating medieval city of Herat, in western Afghanistan, has for many centuries enjoyed a reputation for excellence in the arts. The albums "Traditional Music of Herat" and "Female Musicians of Herat" offer a variety of vocal and instrumental music from the Herat region with traditional instruments such as dutâr, chahârtâr, sornâr and dohol, dâira, nai chapâni and robâb. These recordings were made just before the start of the civil war, which disrupted the life of this ancient centre of Islamic culture. Recorded in 1973 - 1977 Text by John Baily 320 kbps; including full booklet scans

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coltrane1825 (2009-10-05)

Thanks for sharing music that can be so hard to find. The few times I have heard music from Afghanistan I really enjoyed it.

zendrax (2013-06-02)

please reseed