| Marcel Khalife - Taqasim - 160 sec
Taqasim
Auteur : khalednazal
Tags:Marcel Khalife music arabic lebanon
 | | ANDALUCIA alhambra palace music by Marcel Khalife - 438 sec
JOIN THE GROUP @ FACEBOOK
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=21495688174
ALHAMBRA PALACE europe 2nd most visited sight isn't european at all its from the time world all world spoke arabic
music by MARCEL KHALIFE
Auteur : ahmedselimjouhar
Tags: ANDALUCIA al andalus alambra palace alhambra muslim spainقصر الحمراء الاندلس مارسيل خليفة MORISH ROLE marcel khalife
| | Marcel Khalife music - 398 sec
marcel khalife's excellent music...
Auteur : relaxedmoody
Tags:marcel khalife khalifa ziad rahbani lebanon lebanese beirut music لبنان
| | MY MOTHER, Marcel Khalife - 511 sec
MY MOTHER
Song by: Marcel khlaife
Written by: Mahmoud Darwish
Auteur : MOCHA1991
Tags:Marcel Khalife mother
| | marcel khalife ummi - 558 sec
marcel khalife filistin beyrut amed kürt arap kürdistan devrim özgürlük anne ummi savaş çocuk kadın palastine beyroud
Auteur : frtnl21
Tags: marcel khalife ummi anne filistin beyrut amed kurd arab
| | Free Palestine: Marcel Khalife مارسيل خليفة - 85 sec
by http://guerrillaradio.iobloggo.com/
Marcel Khalifé
UNESCO Artist for Peace
Marcel Khalifé was born in 1950 in Amchit, Lebanon. He studied the oud (the Arabic lute) at the Beirut National conservatory, and, ever since, has been injecting a new life into the oud.
From 1970 to 1975, Marcel Khalifé taught at the conservatory and other local institutions. During that same period, he toured the Middle East, North Africa, Europe and the United States giving solo performances on the oud.
oud playing was traditionally constrained by the strict techniques that governed its playing. Highly talented and skillful musicians such as Marcel Khalifé were, however, able to free the instrument from those constraints and thus greatly expanding its possibilities.
In 1972, Marcel Khalifé created a musical group in his native village with the goal of reviving its musical heritage and the Arabic chorale. The first performances took place in Lebanon. 1976 saw the birth of Al Mayadine Ensemble. Enriched by the previous ensemble's musical experiences, Al Mayadine's notoriety went well beyond Lebanon. Accompanied by his musical ensemble, Marcel Khalifé began a lifelong far-reaching musical journey, performing in Arab countries, Europe, the United States, Canada, South America, Australia, and Japan.
Marcel Khalifé has been invited several times to festivals of international fame such as: Baalbeck, Beit Eddine (Lebanon), Carthage, El Hammamat (Tunisia), Timgad (Algeria), Jarash (Jordan), Arles (France), Krems, Linz (Austria), Bremen (Germany), ReOrient (Sweden), Pavia (Italy), World Music Festival in San Francisco, New York, Cleveland (the USA).
He has performed in such prestigious halls as the "Palace of Arts" in Montreal, "Symphony Space" and "Merkin Concert" in New York, "Berklee Theatre" and "New England Conservatory" in Boston, "Royal Festival Hall", and "Queen Elizabeth Hall" in London, "UNESCO Palace" of Beirut, Cairo Opera House (Egypt), "Reciprocity", "House of the Cultures of the World" and "UNESCO Hall" in Paris, "Central Dionysia" in Rome, "Yerba Buena" in San Francisco, "Sodra Teatern" in Stokholm.
Since 1974, Marcel Khalifé has been composing music for dance which gave rise to a new genre of dance, the popular Eastern ballet (Caracalla, Sarab Ensemble, Rimah, and Popular Art Ensemble).
Marcel Khalifé has also been composing soundracks for film, documentary and fiction, produced by Maroun Baghdadi and Oussama Mouhamad among others.
He has also composed several purely instrumental works like The Symphony of Return, Chants of the East, Concerto Al Andalus- Suite for Oud and Orchestra, Mouda'aba (Caress) , Diwan Al Oud, Jadal Oud duo, Oud Quartet, Al Samaa in the traditional Arabic forms and Taqasim, duo for oud and double bass and most recently Sharq performed by the Italian Philharmonic Orchestra and the Piacenza Choir.
Marcel Khalifé's compositions have been performed by several orchestras, notably the Kiev Symphony Orchestra, the Academy of Boulogne Billancourt Orchestra, The San Francisco Chamber Orchestra, the Orchestra of the city of Tunis, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the Italian Philharmonic Orchestra, the Royal Oman Symphony Orchestra and the "Absolute Ensemble".
Since 1982, Marcel Khalifé has been writing books on music that reflect his avant garde compositions and the maturity of his experience.
His challenges, however, are not only musical in character. Interpreter of music and oud performer, he is also a composer who is deeply attached to the text on which he relies. In his association with great contemporary Arab poets, particularly Palestinian poet par excellence, Mahmoud Darwish, he seeks to renew the character of the Arabic song, to break its stereotypes, and to advance the culture of the society that surrounds it.
His lyrical recordings adds up to about 20 albums, the likes Promises of the storm, Ahmad Al Arabi, Weddings, Peace Be With you, Ode To A Homeland, Arabic Coffeepot, The Children, and Body(Al Jassad,) to name a few.
On his journey, Marcel Khalifé invents and creates original music, a novel world of sounds, freed of all pre-established rules. This language elevates him to the level of an ambassador of his own culture and to the vanguard of Near Eastern music in search of innovators.
by the ANTI ISRAELI OCCUPATION and for a Free PALESTINE site: http://guerrillaradio.iobloggo.com/
dal blog http://guerrillaradio.iobloggo.com/
Auteur : freepalestineee
Tags:free palestine palestina libera israel terror israele fatah intifada us army usa bush arab music filastin
| | Marcel Khalife - 584 sec
2002 Arab International Festival Concert
Marcel Khalife
Auteur : kingkimba
Tags:Marcel Khalife Music
| | Mracel Khalife Yateer Alhamam يطير الحمام مرسيل خليفة - 372 sec
Marcel Khalife singing Darwish's "Yateer Alhamam"
Auteur : khalednazal
Tags: Marcel Khalife Mahmoud Darwish Yateer Alhamam
| | marcel khalife..iyas48 - 592 sec
beatiful
Auteur : iyasa48
Tags: iyas48
| | Marcel khalife-Jawaz el safar-Passport - 547 sec
Marcel khalifé
Auteur : mohamedsamo
Tags: marcel khalifé jawaz el safar passeport
| | Marcel Khalife - Enny Ikhtartoka Ya Watani - 212 sec
http://marcelkhalife.calabashmusic.com/ Marcel Khalifé was born in 1950 in Amchit, Mount-Lebanon. He studied the oud (the Arabic lute) at the Beirut National conservatory, and, ever since, has been injecting a new life into the instrument. Get more at http://www.calabashmusic.com
Auteur : calabashmusic
Tags:Marcel Khalife Enny Ikhtartoka Ya Watani Calabash Music
| | Marcel Khalife - pice from JADAL/lutier/taqsim - 357 sec
from "Voyageur" DVD
Auteur : alexnozh
Tags:khalife oud jadal
| | Le Khalife Hotel, Tunis - 291 sec
Le Khalife Hotel, Tunis. Non-commercial video.
Auteur : progmatik
Tags: Le Khalife Hotel Tunis Тунис Hammamet
| | Taqasim by Marcel Khalifé - 159 sec
A short video clip of Marcel Khalife in a concert performance of part of his upsoming album "Taqasim"
Auteur : artndesign
Tags:Marcel Khalife Khalifé Taqasim Arab Music Lebanon Arabic Lebanese Palestine
| | Marcel Khalife - Beirut - مارسيل خليفه - بيروت - 232 sec
Marcel Khalife (Arabic: مارسيل خليفة; b. 1950, Amchit, Mount Lebanon) is a Lebanese composer, singer and oud (an Arabic lute) player, considered a Palestinian among the Palestinians, a Southerner among the South Lebanese and most commonly an Arab musician. From 1970 to 1975, he taught at the conservatory in Beirut. In 1976, he created Al Mayadeen Ensemble and became famous all over the world for songs like Ummi (My Mother), Rita w'al-Bundaqiya (Rita and the Rifle) and Jawaz al-Safr (Passport), based on Mahmoud Darwish's poetry.
In 1999 he was granted the Palestine Award for Music. In turn, he contributed the financial portion of the award to the National Conservatory of Music at Birzeit University in Palestine. In 2005, Khalife was named UNESCO Artist for Peace. He lives in Paris, France.
One son, Bachar Khalife, is also an accomplished oud player and percussionist; the other, Rami Khalife, is a virtuoso pianist who graduated from Juilliard School.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Auteur : DannyGhosen
Tags: Marcel Khalife Beirut مارسيل خليفه بيروت Lebanon libanon war beiroet oorlog Lebanese composer لبنان
| | مارسيل خليفة يتحدث عن مجنون ليلي Marcel Khalife - 230 sec
Marcel Khalifa speaking about Mjnoon Laila
Auteur : aateyya
Tags:marcel khalife khalifa مرسيل قيس موسيقي عربية مارسيل خليفة مجنون ليلي
| | Marcel khalife-Baiti ,my home , ma maison... - 382 sec
Marcel Khalifé
Auteur : mohamedsamo
Tags: marcel khalife lebanon liban jnoub khalifé ode to home land
| | Marcel Khalife Interview - 279 sec
And interview with Marcel Khalife 2002
Auteur : kingkimba
Tags:Marcel Khalife
| | Marcel Khalife - 84 sec
Tropentheater
Amsterdam
29 February 2008
Auteur : nmstarvation
Tags: marcel khalife
| | Free Palestine: Marcel Khalife مارسيل خليفة - 86 sec
by http://guerrillaradio.iobloggo.com/
Marcel Khalifé
UNESCO Artist for Peace
Marcel Khalifé was born in 1950 in Amchit, Lebanon. He studied the oud (the Arabic lute) at the Beirut National conservatory, and, ever since, has been injecting a new life into the oud.
From 1970 to 1975, Marcel Khalifé taught at the conservatory and other local institutions. During that same period, he toured the Middle East, North Africa, Europe and the United States giving solo performances on the oud.
oud playing was traditionally constrained by the strict techniques that governed its playing. Highly talented and skillful musicians such as Marcel Khalifé were, however, able to free the instrument from those constraints and thus greatly expanding its possibilities.
In 1972, Marcel Khalifé created a musical group in his native village with the goal of reviving its musical heritage and the Arabic chorale. The first performances took place in Lebanon. 1976 saw the birth of Al Mayadine Ensemble. Enriched by the previous ensemble's musical experiences, Al Mayadine's notoriety went well beyond Lebanon. Accompanied by his musical ensemble, Marcel Khalifé began a lifelong far-reaching musical journey, performing in Arab countries, Europe, the United States, Canada, South America, Australia, and Japan.
Marcel Khalifé has been invited several times to festivals of international fame such as: Baalbeck, Beit Eddine (Lebanon), Carthage, El Hammamat (Tunisia), Timgad (Algeria), Jarash (Jordan), Arles (France), Krems, Linz (Austria), Bremen (Germany), ReOrient (Sweden), Pavia (Italy), World Music Festival in San Francisco, New York, Cleveland (the USA).
He has performed in such prestigious halls as the "Palace of Arts" in Montreal, "Symphony Space" and "Merkin Concert" in New York, "Berklee Theatre" and "New England Conservatory" in Boston, "Royal Festival Hall", and "Queen Elizabeth Hall" in London, "UNESCO Palace" of Beirut, Cairo Opera House (Egypt), "Reciprocity", "House of the Cultures of the World" and "UNESCO Hall" in Paris, "Central Dionysia" in Rome, "Yerba Buena" in San Francisco, "Sodra Teatern" in Stokholm.
Since 1974, Marcel Khalifé has been composing music for dance which gave rise to a new genre of dance, the popular Eastern ballet (Caracalla, Sarab Ensemble, Rimah, and Popular Art Ensemble).
Marcel Khalifé has also been composing soundracks for film, documentary and fiction, produced by Maroun Baghdadi and Oussama Mouhamad among others.
He has also composed several purely instrumental works like The Symphony of Return, Chants of the East, Concerto Al Andalus- Suite for Oud and Orchestra, Mouda'aba (Caress) , Diwan Al Oud, Jadal Oud duo, Oud Quartet, Al Samaa in the traditional Arabic forms and Taqasim, duo for oud and double bass and most recently Sharq performed by the Italian Philharmonic Orchestra and the Piacenza Choir.
Marcel Khalifé's compositions have been performed by several orchestras, notably the Kiev Symphony Orchestra, the Academy of Boulogne Billancourt Orchestra, The San Francisco Chamber Orchestra, the Orchestra of the city of Tunis, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the Italian Philharmonic Orchestra, the Royal Oman Symphony Orchestra and the "Absolute Ensemble".
Since 1982, Marcel Khalifé has been writing books on music that reflect his avant garde compositions and the maturity of his experience.
His challenges, however, are not only musical in character. Interpreter of music and oud performer, he is also a composer who is deeply attached to the text on which he relies. In his association with great contemporary Arab poets, particularly Palestinian poet par excellence, Mahmoud Darwish, he seeks to renew the character of the Arabic song, to break its stereotypes, and to advance the culture of the society that surrounds it.
His lyrical recordings adds up to about 20 albums, the likes Promises of the storm, Ahmad Al Arabi, Weddings, Peace Be With you, Ode To A Homeland, Arabic Coffeepot, The Children, and Body(Al Jassad,) to name a few.
On his journey, Marcel Khalifé invents and creates original music, a novel world of sounds, freed of all pre-established rules. This language elevates him to the level of an ambassador of his own culture and to the vanguard of Near Eastern music in search of innovators.
by the ANTI ISRAELI OCCUPATION and for a Free PALESTINE site: http://guerrillaradio.iobloggo.com/
dal blog http://guerrillaradio.iobloggo.com/
Auteur : FreePalestineeeee
Tags: free palestine palestina libera israel terror israele fatah intifada gaza us army obama cnn manar war hamas arab rap dam
|
|
