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Farid Al Atrash - NouraFarid Al Atrash singing "Noura" in one of his movies. If you want to comment, don't post anything racist, insulting, or offensive, because I will remove it and block you from watching my videos. :) Thanks everyone else for the great comments =D
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Simon Shaheen Ensemble Il Ward pt 1 Farid al AtrashA performence given at Seton Hall University on 10-1-09. This piece is called Il Ward by Farid Al Atrash and sung by Asmahan in the forties in her film "Intisar ash-Shahab" It has has four short connected verses and beautiful counter rhythms. Performers include: Simon Shaheen on oud Najib Shaheen on oud Salma Marjieh on vocals Bossam Saba on nay Michel Merhej on riq
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Farid Al Atrash, Eddini MaadLegend Farid Al Atrash
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Farid al-Atrash - فريد الأطرش - يا مقبل يوم و ليلةFarid al-Atrash, or in French spelling Farid El-Atrache, (Arabic: فريد الأطرش; October 19, 1910 -- December 26, 1974) was a Syrian-Egyptian composer, singer, virtuoso oud player, and actor.[1][2] Having immigrated to Egypt in childhood, Farid embarked on a highly successful career spanning more than four decades — recording 500 songs and starring in 31 movies. Sometimes referred to as 'King of the Oud', he is one of the most important figures of 20th Century Arab music Farid was born in Suwayda, Syria to the Druze Atrash family who fought the French Colonial armies.[4] His father was Syrian and mother Lebanese.[5] As a child, Farid emigrated with his mother and siblings to Egypt, escaping the French occupation. Later, they were naturalized by the Egyptian government as citizens. Farid's mother sang and played the oud, which spurred his musical interest at an early age. As a child and young adult, Farid sang in school events. He studied in a music conservatory and became an apprentice of the renowned composer Riyad as-Sunbaty. In the 1930s, Farid began his professional singing career by working for privately owned Egyptian radio stations. Eventually, he was hired as an oud player for the national radio station and later as a singer. His sister, Asmahan, was also a talented singer, and for a while they worked together. In 1941, they starred in their first successful movie Intisar a l-Shabab (انتصار الشباب - The Triumph of Youth, 1941), in which Farid himself composed all ...
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Edgar Degas - Farid Al ' Atrash - Franck Pourcel - Nogoum El Leil- Paintings by Edgar Degas (1834 - 1917 ) , for more info @ en.wikipedia.org - Music - (Nogoum El Leil) by the legend - Farid Al ' Atrash (1915 -- 1974 ) re arranged by Franck Pourcel .. for more info about Farid @ en.wikipedia.org - Orchestra by Franck Pourcel (1913 -2000) bio: @ en.wikipedia.org - Degas's complete works @ www.edgar-degas.org -------------- with my love
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Farid al-Atrash singing فريد الأطرشFarid al-Atrash singing a song in the Egyptian Arabic film "al-Hobb al-Kebir" (الحب الكبـير).
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Farid Al Atrash, El leilEl Leil, Asmahan, Farid Al Atrash
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Farid Al Atrash - Ya 'Awathil Falfilu ♫ Audio & Lyricsماقالي وقلت له _ سامية جمال وفريد الاطرش Farid Al Atrash - Ya 'Awathil Falfilu Ya 'Awathil Falfilu Music by Farid Al Atrash Lyrics by Abu al-Su'ud al-Abyari Ya 'Awathil Falfilu was a popular song composed and performed by Farid Al-Atrash in his 1950 film Akhir Kithba (Last Lie) with actress/dancer Samia Gamal. The lyrics address an envious group who try to separate two lovers. Farid al-Atrash Farid al-Atrash (1915-1974) was an Arab composer, singer, virtuoso oud player, and actor. Farid was born in Syria but by the mid 1920s he moved with his family to Egypt escaping the French occupation. Influenced by his mother, Farid began singing at an early age. Eventually, he was hired as an oud player for the national radio station and later as a singer. He composed musically diverse songs, and was a highly regarded composer, singer and instrumentalist. Farid maintained that although some of his music had western musical influence, he always stayed true to Arab music principles. Although the majority of his compositions were romantic love songs, he also composed several patriotic and religious songs. In many of his songs, and nearly all of his concerts, Farid would sing a mawal, which is a slow voice improvisation of a few poetic lines. These improvisations sometimes lasted up to 15 minutes and were a favorite of many of his fans. Farid starred in 31 Egyptian musical films from 1941 - 1974 and recorded approximately 350 songs. Farid composed all the songs in his movies including ...
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Farid al-Atrash ... فريد الأطرش ... مر الخريف بعدةFarid al-Atrash, or in French spelling Farid El-Atrache, (Arabic: فريد الأطرش; October 19, 1910 -- December 26, 1974) was a Syrian-Egyptian composer, singer, virtuoso oud player, and actor.[1][2] Having immigrated to Egypt in childhood, Farid embarked on a highly successful career spanning more than four decades — recording 500 songs and starring in 31 movies. Sometimes referred to as 'King of the Oud', he is one of the most important figures of 20th Century Arab music Farid had a long and colorful music career lasting four decades. He composed musically diverse songs, and was a highly regarded composer, singer and instrumentalist. Farid maintained that although some of his music had western musical influence, he always stayed true to Arab music principles. Although the majority of his compositions were romantic love songs, he also composed several patriotic and religious songs. One of Farid's most unusual and distinguishable traits was his voice. High and mellow at the start of his career, it evolved into a wider, deeper sound. A person not familiar with his work would find it hard to believe the singer in "Ya Reitni Tir" (1930s) and "Adnaytani Bil Hajr" (1960s) were the same singer. His singing style was deeply passionate. In many of his songs, and nearly all of his concerts, Farid would sing a mawal, which is a slow voice improvisation of a few poetic lines. These improvisations sometimes lasted up to 15 minutes. The mawal was a favorite of his fans. Some of the most ...
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