Artist.......: VA
Album........: Nuba D'Or Et De Lumiere
Label........: Buda Musique
Genre........: Folklore
Catnr........: 3017906
source.......: CDDA
rip.date.....: Jan-14-2010
str.date.....: Jun-08-2009
quality......: VBR/44,1Hz/Joint-Stereo
Url..........: www.marocorama.com
track title time
01. Orchestre D'Abdelkrim Rais De Fes - Nuba 07:04
El-Oshaq
02. Ihsan Rmiki - Muwwashshaha 04:15
03. Orchestre Arabo - Andalou De Chafchaouen- 03:43
Muwwal (Inshad)
04. Orchestre De Abdelkrim Ra∩s De Fes - Virga 06:24
di Jesse (Cantiga 20)
05. Orchestre De Abdelkrim Ra∩s De Fes - Nuba 06:25
Hgaz El-Kabir
06. Nourreddine Tahiri - Fes Fez 01:57
07. Orchestre D'Abdelkrim Rais De Fes - Shemsh 13:50
al Ashiya
08. Les Musiciens Du Cafe Hanafta De Tanger - 04:55
Nuba Al-Maya
09. Ihsan Rmiki - Nuba Al-Maya 09:15
10. Orchestre Mohamed Larbi Temsamani - Nuba 09:14
Er-Rasd
Runtime 67:02 min
Size 99,6 MB
Release Notes:
Genini Nuba d'or et de lumiere (Nuba of gold and
light). Like the film, this CD retraces the history
of Arab-Andalous music, whose symphony is the nuba.
It is a musical tree of many branches whose roots
and sap go back fourteen centuries, to the borders
of Morocco and currents come from Arabia. It grew
up in the courts of Andalous caliphs, strengthened
in Medieval Spain, blended with the songs of
troubadours and Sephardi, then it returned to the
Maghreb to blossom in Morocco under the name
el-Ala.
The Birth, Apogee and Decline of the civilisation
of Al-Andalous have left their marks in the
oriental muwwashshah interpreted by Ihsan Rmiki and
the ensemble ElAwj, in the Cantigas de Santa Maria
of King Alfonso X sung by Francoise Atlan, and in
the art of the nuba performed by the greatest
Moroccan orchestras. Of the 24 original nubas (in
reference to the 24 hours of the day), eleven have
been listed and retained by enlightened musicians
and music lovers. Inspired by the lights of dawn,
evening and night, inhabited by human feelings and
temperaments, the nubas featured on this album
display this art both erudite and popular, which
has perdured on both sides of the Mediterranean.