| ali sriti anouar brahem , awdet ettarab - 628 sec le (marhoum) ALI SRITI (85 ans)et anouar brahem zakia hannachi (kanoun)LASSAAD HOSNI (percu) nabil zommit (violon) maher ben khlifa (nay) 1992 au baron d'erlanger (CENTRE DE LA MUSIQUE ARABE ennejma ezzahra) sidi-bou-said d'apres l'idée de mr ALI LOUATI (directeur du centre) Tags: classique  | | | | | | [Tarab] Lotfi Bouchnak -Khayef men elayam @Cairo Opera House - 496 sec A singer, a lutanist and a composer: LOTFI BOUCHNAK was born in Tunis into a family of Bosniak background (as his name indicates it). He was, from his early childhood, fond of music and particularly of OM KALTHOUM whose rich musical repertoire had a significant influence on his music style. He began gradually attending Sufi circles, and received his musical education from leading Tunisian composers such as the maestro Mohamed AZOUZE, Ali SRITI and so on. According to music experts, his impressive vocal performances have helped him master several types of music: not only the Manouva, the Tunisian traditional music, but also Tunisian local folk songs, the music of Andalusia, the Middle- East area, Europe and Asia.
He started his career as a composer in the mid 1980s, and his popularity started to extend across the Arab world. His musical performances at the Arab Music Festival of Cairo were a landmark in the history of Arab music, through which he won over music loving audiences in all the Arab world. Nowadays, he plays all over the world including Arabic countries and Europe, where he has received several awards. People call him "The Ambassador of Arab Music", because of his wide association with many musical leaders.
So far he has produced 15 albums that were released and distributed from Tunis, Cairo, Jeddah, Paris, Rome, and London.
PS: video uploaded thanks to Clearmind
Tunez Tunesia Tags: Tarab Lotfi Bouchnak Bouchnaq Lotfy Bushnaq Tunisia Tunisie لطفي بوشناق طرب تونس | | [Tarab] Lotfi Bouchnak -Khaletni ya waadi @Cairo Opera House - 289 sec A singer, a lutanist and a composer: LOTFI BOUCHNAK was born in Tunis into a family of Bosniak background (as his name indicates it). He was, from his early childhood, fond of music and particularly of OM KALTHOUM whose rich musical repertoire had a significant influence on his music style. He began gradually attending Sufi circles, and received his musical education from leading Tunisian composers such as the maestro Mohamed AZOUZE, Ali SRITI and so on. According to music experts, his impressive vocal performances have helped him master several types of music: not only the Manouva, the Tunisian traditional music, but also Tunisian local folk songs, the music of Andalusia, the Middle- East area, Europe and Asia.
He started his career as a composer in the mid 1980s, and his popularity started to extend across the Arab world. His musical performances at the Arab Music Festival of Cairo were a landmark in the history of Arab music, through which he won over music loving audiences in all the Arab world. Nowadays, he plays all over the world including Arabic countries and Europe, where he has received several awards. People call him "The Ambassador of Arab Music", because of his wide association with many musical leaders.
So far he has produced 15 albums that were released and distributed from Tunis, Cairo, Jeddah, Paris, Rome, and London. Loutfi Bouchenak
PS: video uploaded thanks to Clearmind Tags: Tarab Lotfi Bouchnak Bouchnaq Lotfy Bushnaq Tunisia Tunisie لطفي بوشناق طرب تونس | | Lotfi Bouchnak - Hathil zouhour live @ Carthage - 94 sec A singer, a lutanist and a composer: LOTFI BOUCHNAK was born in Tunis into a family of Bosniak background (as his name indicates it). He was, from his early childhood, fond of music and particularly of OM KALTHOUM whose rich musical repertoire had a significant influence on his music style. He began gradually attending Sufi circles, and received his musical education from leading Tunisian composers such as the maestro Mohamed AZOUZE, Ali SRITI and so on. According to music experts, his impressive vocal performances have helped him master several types of music: not only the Manouva, the Tunisian traditional music, but also Tunisian local folk songs, the music of Andalusia, the Middle- East area, Europe and Asia.
He started his career as a composer in the mid 1980s, and his popularity started to extend across the Arab world. His musical performances at the Arab Music Festival of Cairo were a landmark in the history of Arab music, through which he won over music loving audiences in all the Arab world. Nowadays, he plays all over the world including Arabic countries and Europe, where he has received several awards. People call him "The Ambassador of Arab Music", because of his wide association with many musical leaders.
So far he has produced 15 albums that were released and distributed from Tunis, Cairo, Jeddah, Paris, Rome, and London. Tags: Lotfi Bouchnak Malouf Tarab Lotfy Bushnaq Tunisian Maluf Bouchnaq Tunisia Tunisie Andaloussi لطفي بوشناق طرب تونس | | Lotfi Bouchnak - Tunisian Maluf - 221 sec Birashan tayamani:
Wasla on maqam Asbain composed by Ahmed El Wafi
A singer, a lutanist and a composer: LOTFI BOUCHNAK was born in Tunis into a family of Bosniak background (as his name indicates it). He was, from his early childhood, fond of music and particularly of OM KALTHOUM whose rich musical repertoire had a significant influence on his music style. He began gradually attending Sufi circles, and received his musical education from leading Tunisian composers such as the maestro Mohamed AZOUZE, Ali SRITI and so on. According to music experts, his impressive vocal performances have helped him master several types of music: not only the Manouva, the Tunisian traditional music, but also Tunisian local folk songs, the music of Andalusia, the Middle- East area, Europe and Asia.
He started his career as a composer in the mid 1980s, and his popularity started to extend across the Arab world. His musical performances at the Arab Music Festival of Cairo were a landmark in the history of Arab music, through which he won over music loving audiences in all the Arab world. Nowadays, he plays all over the world including Arabic countries and Europe, where he has received several awards. People call him "The Ambassador of Arab Music", because of his wide association with many musical leaders.
So far he has produced 15 albums that were released and distributed from Tunis, Cairo, Jeddah, Paris, Rome, and London.
Tarab Bouchnaq Lotfy Bushnaq Tunisia Tunisie طرب تونس Tunisian patterns calligraphy arabesque architecture Malouf Maluf calligraphie andaloussi Tunez Tunesia Tags: Lotfi Bouchnak Andalusian Islamic Art لطفي بوشناق | | Lotfi Bouchnak/Ritek ma naâref win! - 534 sec Le titre de la chanson est « je t'ai entrevue...je ne sais où », le chanteur y parcourt les lieux pittoresques du quartier populaire de Halfaouine, situé à l'orée de la vieille médina de Tunis où il lui semble avoir vu cette belle et envoûtante brune, objet de sa grande passion. Ensuite, le souvenir s'envole vers la ville balnéaire de la Goulette (banlieue nord de Tunis) jadis lieu de villégiature de la bourgeoisie commerçante tunisoise, où il est encore hanté par cette présence féminine mystérieuse et au charme ravageur. La mémoire troublée et les sens en émoi, le chanteur-narrateur ne se rappelle plus où il a rencontré exactement cette belle égérie, serait-ce au quartier chic de La Fayette...ou ailleurs ? Perturbé, il continue ses pérégrinations pour revisiter des lieux aujourd'hui délabrés et croulants, envahis par la modernité et délaissés par leurs anciens propriétaires mais dont la splendeur et le faste d'antan sont inscrits dans la mémoire collective. Lieux éthérés semblables à cette brune insaisissable et inaccessible.
La voix puissante et satinée de Bouchnak redonne ses lettres de noblesse à son art qui puise ses origines dans les traditions andalouses et ottomanes aussi bien en Tunisie que dans tout le monde arabe comme en témoignent d'ailleurs ses grands concerts qui attirent les mélomanes les plus exigeants.
Lotfi Bouchnak (لطفي بوشناق), également orthographié Lotfi Bouchnaq, né le 18 janvier 1952 à Tunis, est un chanteur, oudiste et compositeur tunisien élève de La Rachidia. Il est également ambassadeur de la paix auprès de l'ONU depuis le 12 juillet 2004 et ambassadeur honorifique du Festival de la chanson orientale à Sarajevo depuis mars 2004.
Il s'intéresse à la musique dès son jeune âge et c'est un grand admirateur de la diva égyptienne Oum Kalthoum. Il fait partie de la Jeunesse musicale tunisienne, une troupe d'amateurs au sein de laquelle il peut pratiquer le chant dont il améliore la technique plus tard avec le grand maître Ali Sriti et Mohammed Azouze.
Artiste entier, passionné, interprète audacieux du malouf tunisien, joueur d'oud inspiré, il se consacre principalement à l'exécution du répertoire classique arabe de tradition savante. En 1979, il a 27 ans quand Ahmed Sidki lui compose la chanson qui doit le consacrer comme artiste. Il enchaîne par la suite avec des artistes connus comme l'Égyptien Sayed Mekawi, l'Irakien Fathallah Ahmed et l'autre grand talent de la musique tunisienne, Anouar Brahem. Il commence sa carrière de compositeur vers le milieu des années 1980 et sa popularité grandit dans le monde arabe. La qualité et la puissance de sa voix et la force de ses improvisations font l'unanimité, ce qui lui vaut le titre d'ambassadeur de la musique arabe. Il se produit régulièrement et à guichets fermés à l'opéra du Caire depuis 1992. En 2006, il clôt le Festival international de Carthage et sa prestation est, selon La Presse de Tunisie, « un concert qu'on n'est pas près d'oublier. »
Il reçoit plusieurs prix dont le titre de meilleur chanteur arabe en 1997 à Washington. Au début des années 1990, une collaboration ponctuelle avec l'ensemble Al Kindi contribue à le faire connaître du public européen. Tags: mélomane |
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