Showcase
Learning to Listen. Photo: Courtesy of Dale LangdenTuning Your Ear: Learning to Listen to Arab Music
03/06/08
6:30PM - 8:30PM
Learning to Listen. Photo: Courtesy of Dale Langden
Thursday, March 6
Safe-T-Gallery
6:30-8:30
Safe-T-Gallery
6:30-8:30
Tuning Your Ear: Learning to
Listen to Arab Music
Karim Nagi, percussionist and widely regarded workshop teacher, leads a session on Arab music basics including how a listening audience responds.
Jam in 3-D: Dumbek, Darbukah, Derbekki
Demo and jam session with the legendary Michel Merhej Baklouk and Middle Eastern Percussion Ensemble featuring Karim Nagi and Brooklyn’s own Egyptian tabla masters Gamal Shafik and Mohamed Yhya.
Listen to Arab Music
Karim Nagi, percussionist and widely regarded workshop teacher, leads a session on Arab music basics including how a listening audience responds.
Jam in 3-D: Dumbek, Darbukah, Derbekki
Demo and jam session with the legendary Michel Merhej Baklouk and Middle Eastern Percussion Ensemble featuring Karim Nagi and Brooklyn’s own Egyptian tabla masters Gamal Shafik and Mohamed Yhya.
Download and read the program
> Tuning_Your_Ear.pdf (216.344 kb)
> Tuning_Your_Ear.pdf (216.344 kb)
Participating Artists (Click on a name to view the artist’s bio)
Karim Nagi
Michel Merhej Baklouk
Gamal Shafik
Mohamed Yhya
Karim Nagi
Michel Merhej Baklouk
Gamal Shafik
Mohamed Yhya
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