Wednesday, April 13, 2011

2ème Festival Algerien de la Musique Andalouse 1969 Volume 1:3




2ème Festival Algerien de la Musique Andalouse 1969 Volume 1 [3 of 6]

Musique Classique Arabe -
Maroc-Libye-Le Caire-Tunisie-Turquie
Alger • Constantine • Tlemcen

Label: Mehradjane RTA Production
Production de la Radiodiffusion Television Algerienne



Disque 3






Side A  [Matrix No - RTA 3 LPL 4813 380]

El Fenn Ouel Adeb (Alger) 
(Direction Mustapha Boutriche)

Nouba Rasd eddil

M'Cedder - El Djamal fattane
Ensraf - Billah ya nassim essaba
Khlass - Niranou Kalbi 


Side B  [Matrix No - RTA 3 LPL 4814 380]


Ensemble Annaba  
(Direction Hassan el Annabi)

Nouba Raml






We continue with some more of the good! Here comes the third disc from the box!

The A side with the Nouba Rasd Eddil is conducted by Mustapha Boutriche who later became a professor of Andalusian music at the Conservatory of Algiers, led the ensemble El Fenn Ouel Adeb that he cofounded with Hassen Benchoubane, until his death in the early 2000 was superseeded by his brother Mohamed Boutrich also he a professor of Andalusian music at the Conservatory of Algiers who passed away in the month of May now almost two years ago. 

Especially listen to the B-side with Hassan el Annabi (real name Hassan Aouchel) who later also had a festival named after him in Annaba!




Hassan el Annabi (Hassan Aouchel)

Hassan el Annabi musician and singer born November 20, 1925 in El Kseur (Bejaia) he became interested in Malouf at the age of 14. In 1958 his first album appeared and marked the true beginning of his popularity and fame with songs like Fatima Bani Rouhier Louerchan Jesmer and Fana. Hassan el Annabi was a great artist whose gifts have not only defined Malouf in Annaba but also inspired the inclusion of Arabo-Andalusian music the performing arts of theatre companies notably of the works by late Mahieddine Bachtarzi himself also a great master of Andalusian music and playwright. A festival of Malouf is still held yearly in Annaba in his name.

Listen to a very good clip here
and another one equally good one here:


























2 comments:

Janas said...

Thank you again, dear Bo!

arvind said...

Yes, wonderful music! Thanks a lot, dear bo!