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Bridge

Bridge - Khaled Jubran

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Label : Urmawi Center for Mashreq Music | Time : 45 minutes | Year : 2008

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Album Description:
A unique Arabic music production that brings together 14 different instruments, among which are Oud, Buzuq and antique Egyptian traditional instruments such as Rababa, Arghoul and Kawal.

Bridge was launched by Al Urmawi center for Mashreq music, Orchestrated and arranged by Khaled Jubran.

The CD consists of well-known tunes carefully selected from different Middle Eastern traditions, such as Egyptian, Syrian, Iraqi and Lebanese. An old tune by Giovanni B. Pergolesi was specially arranged and orchestrated in order to fit the above-described ensemble. The unique mixture of instruments form an innovative orchestration: the antique instruments playing vivid almost wild leading lines, combined with neat contrapuntal supporting lines - all bridged with the classical Oud and Buzuq instruments, played by Khaled Jubran.

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