• 2019/2020
  • Opéra Underground
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    Une Nouiba de Fès

    Musiques arabo-andalouse et chaâbi

    • Dates Apr 9, 2020
    • Rates From 15€ to 19€
    • Location Amphi de l’Opéra
    • Running Time 01h 30mn

    Introductory

    Arab-Andalusian music from Al-Andalus (also known as Muslim Iberia) is one of the most sophisticated in the Maghreb. This centuries-old tradition has been strongly influenced by the Berber, Arab, African, Jewish and Christian cultures that have long coexisted in Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. Over the years, several variations have been identified, including Andalous in Fez, Sana'a in Algiers and Malouf in Constantine. Traditional Algerian Chaabi music is a variant of Sana'a, born in the Casbah of Algiers at the beginning of the 20th century.

    During a residency at the Conservatory of Arab-Andalusian Music in Fez, the five members of the group Nouiba (Lyon/Algiers) and six musicians and teachers from the Fez Conservatory decided to merge their respective traditions.

    Together, the two groups have developed a repertoire that is both poetic and festive, combining scholarly and popular traditions from Morocco and Algeria.

    Fez Conservatory Ensemble :
    Fadwa Tadisti : vocals
    Salim Amri : violin
    Mostapha Amri : viola
    Ikram Bennani : oud
    Amine Belkaab : piano

    Nouiba :
    Siham Moulali : vocals, tar
    Mohamed M’sahel : darbouka
    Aurélie Tissot : qanun
    Nacer Hamzaoui : Algerian mandole, vocals
    Aurélie Albaret : violin

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