Tag: I. Arghawan

• Cuatra Puntos: Jaipur to Cairo

  There’s world music and there’s world music: from Paul Simon’s world-tinged pop to Plant/Page roping in ethnic musicians to make polished albums or Tinariwen using western instruments for traditional songs. Then there are musicians from wherever playing traditional instruments. We’re fond of gnawa from Morocco, two-string guitars (that means real string) and qaraqueb — metal […]

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  July 5, 2019

  Classical, Violin, World

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