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On this album you will hear the classical Middle Eastern ensemble, known as takht, which literally means: platform on which (fin de siècle 19th century) Cairene musicians performed. The takht (ensemble) is qanun (trapezoidal Middle Eastern zither), d (Middle Eastern lute), nay (Middle Eastern flute) and riqq (Middle Eastern tambourine), and violin. It would be very difficult to find anywhere a commercial recording of this type of group.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for bellydancers and musicians,
By Jehan G. (Northern Virginia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: El Tarab El Aseel (Autochthonic Enchantment) (Audio CD)
This album is incredible! Improvisational, trippy, exotic, and even a little erotic. You can practically taste the cinnamon and cloves. I saw this on a World/New Age chart and decided to take a chance. Traditional and modern at the same time. He's a world class violinist on top of composing some powerful music. I love dancing to it, warming up to it, and just putting it on in the background at parties.
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