World music fúzie: JAWA (SY)

🎶 Members of the Jawa group try to preserve and reinterpret the musical heritage of the Syrian city of Aleppo, an ancient spiritual tradition, whose existence is currently threatened by a war conflict in Syria. The rich Sofian musical tradition has been transmitted for decades from generation to generation by oral submission. Nowadays, this art is in decline and it is important to keep it. To the style, which was originally interpreted by Capella, they gradually added musical instruments and made it easier to grab it for the current listener. Jawa perceives this music from a personal perspective and gives her its own vision, preserving the traditional forms of the Muwashah Soci -style in conjunction with oriental rhythms and Maqamami. Material from this album in the Khaled Alhafez Quartet adjustment - singing, percussion, youssef NASSif - Kanun, Tammam Alramadan - Ney and Marwan Fakir - violin. The planets orbiting the Sun and this meditation movement celebrate God and His creation in divine unity. Their concert is not only a musical performance, but it is also a manifestation of cultural resistance, spiritual continuity and preservation of the fragile tradition, which they carry further over the borders and across different generations. href = "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS3N8RMBAHS&t=7s"> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZS3N8RMBAHS&t=7S

The City of Trenčín, The Trenčín Self-Governing Region, and the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic. The project is partnerred by the European Union. #Ajnasporujeeu #Trencin2026

🎶 the Members of the Group Jawa Strive to Preserved and Reinterpret the Musical Heritage of the Syrian City of Aleppo, Ancient Spiritual tradition The Rich Sufi Musical Tradition Has Been Passed Down Orally from Generation for Decades. Today, this art of the sufi masters is in decline, which makes its preservation all the more important. To the Style Original Performed and Cappella, They Gradually Added Musical Instruments, Making It More Accessible To Contemporary Audiences. Jawa Approaches this Music from and Perspective Perspective and Gives It Their Own Vision, While Maintaining the Traditional Forms of the Sufi Mowashah Style Combined with Oriental Rhythms and Maqams. Last Breaths from Aleppo. The Material from this album will be be performed in an arrangement for a quartet consistening of Khaled Alhafez - Vocals, Percussion, Youssef Nassif - Qanun, Tammam Alramadan - Ney, and Marwan Fakir - Violin. These Virtuoso Musicians, Whose Repetitive Spinning Movements Imitate Planets Orbiting The Sun. Through This Meditative Dance, He Celebrates God and His Creation in Divine Unity. Their Concert is Not Only A Musical Performance, But Also An Act of Cultural Resistance, Spiritual Continuity, and The Preservation of A Fragile Tradition, Carried Further Across Borders and Through Generations. Square
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World Music Fusion: Jawa (SY) WAS Financially Supported by the City of Trenčín, The Trenčín Self-Governing Region, and the Minister of Culture of the Culture of the Culture of the Slovak Republic. The project is partnerred by the European Union.