#Arab instruments

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Schlagwerk RT "RIQ" Riqq Frame Drum レビュー

率直に言うと、これはレクというよりもレクと似たパーカッションという方が正確ではないかと思うのだけど、圧倒的に優れている点は、その軽さ。

通常のレクはジングルが２０枚あるのに対して、これは１１枚。

しかも、部分的には小さめのジングルも使用している（当然音は異なります）ので、驚きの４００グラム台。

しかも親指の部分に窪みがあるため持ちやすいです。

レクを始めてしばらくしてから、ThomannやAmazonなどで非常に評価が高いこのレクを手に入れ、その軽さや持ちやすさから、暫くこれをメインに使っていたのですが、そのうち本場エジプトやトルコで使われているレクの方がやはり音もいいし、流石に４００グラム台は無理でも８００グラム以下くらいの軽めのものを選べば演奏のしやすさの点でも特に問題はないと思うようになり、あまり使わなくなっていきました。

かと言ってもう売却したわけでもなく、本番では使わないものの、もっぱら家での練習用に使っています。

というのも、ジングルの数が少ないことなどから、特にジングルをテープで固定したり、皮の裏に紙を貼ったりなどすれば相当音量を小さく出来、夜でも家で練習できるからです。

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演奏し易さ　　⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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[rawtings]

[sonicandvisualsurprises]

70's

This instrumental blends traditional Arabic music with orchestral arrangements. I love its rich melodies and intricate rhythms.

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

Downgrade Desert • Nervous Waltz • Very Noise • Hollow Tree • Camel Dancefloor • Parpaing • Musette Maximum • Himalaya Massive Ritual • Lost in Introspection • Overweight Poesy • Paranoid Bulldozer Italiano • Barocco Satani • Polyphonic Rust • Kung-Fu Chèvre

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[agentnatesewell]

oh my goodness this coffee shop is playing a song by abd halim hafez. i am in heaven!

[heritage-harmony-records]

NEW ALBUM STREAMING NOW!!!

Jaguarundi is the debut album from Dubai, UAE based instrumental blues rock/electronic/world/reggae/psychedelic jam artist Salūki, released November 25, 2024.

Listen to the full album:

[synthcabbit]

i have ABSOLUTELY no idea who to talk to about sheilat music (an upbeat genre of arabic music thats a mix of modern and traditional folk) and the microtone scales used in it. idk if its maqam rast scale or what but thats what i think is used ???? like i know what instruments are mainly used in the genre but id have to talk to an arab musician who likes sheilat cuz FUCK!!!! i wanna KNOW for sure what the scales are

[mahgnib]

Qanuns

[scarygoblins]

This is a playlist of some of my favorite songs. There’s no specific vibe or flow, it’s very eclectic.

hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it.

[y2kbeautyandother2000sstuff]

Encart 97 World Music Tour Sacred Sufi Music and Ney

1997

Stills taken from Youtube, user RollOnToVictory

I absolutely loved this one! My dad's side is Lebanese and Syrian and I swear my ears knew that because I've loved Middle Eastern music since I was a kid and before I delved into learning about my heritage.

[sonicandvisualsurprises]

1970's

Baligh Hamdi - Noussa

This egyptian instrumental combines traditional rhythms and patterns with western pop instruments.

[bmpmp3]

i used to really like listening to pop radio but my local pop hits radio nowadays straight up only plays hit songs from 2017 and maybe like. 1-2 new-ish drake songs for cancon purposes. its dire. its really dire you guys.

[thelockin]

New video released today on Youtube. "Qataban" produced by Shahin.

This is the sequel to his previous release "Anuket", continuing th theme of offering solidarity & support to the women and girls of Afghanistan, Iran and Nigeria fighting bravely for their rights against oppressive regimes, a message also extended to all around the world suffering physical & mental abuse and injustice.

At a turbulent time for global politics where attentions have focused elsewhere, it's a timely reminder that their plight has not been forgotten, they are still seen, and they will prevail with dignity.

[mchiti]

I've never really put much attention to it because the majority of the content I have always engaged with is either in arabic /darija/ italian (which are my native languages) or english (which I'm fluent in) or french and spanish that I can understand to a decent extent, so I can fill the gap whenever google translate doesn't get it.

Only now, trying to translate tweets in a language I absolutely have 0 knowledge in as turkish, I'm really realising how utter shit google translate is. And it's kind of frustrating because it's not this shit with english or french or spanish or italian. If this is not political I don't know what it is. There's no linguistics explanation as to why this tool only works decent with just a bunch of "powerful" european languages

[vero-niche]

the ost of bucchigiri is now up on spotify yippeeee