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Ramzi Salti Introduces Stanford Middle East Ensemble (ft. Concert Highlights)

Stanford Lecturer + Arabology radio host Dr. Ramzi Salti introduces each member of the Stanford Middle East Ensemble at their Fall Concert on December 8, 2018 at Stanford University. The Stanford Middle East Ensemble's Fall Show featured Master Arabic percussionist Faisal Zedan, and vocalists Abdallah Abuhashem, Stephanie Akers-Wright, Hala Al-Khalil, and Rabbi Tsvi Bar-David. It also included musicians Gregory Hamburg, Chris Stock, Shuxin Meng, and Ilana Bar-David. The program featured music ranging from old Andalusia to the modern day. More about the SMEE at   / stanfordmee   MUSICAL PROGRAM (not all in this video): 1. Hilwa Ya Baladi, a very famous song debuted in 1979 by the multilingual superstar Egyptian- Italian singer Dalida (1933- 1987), performed by Abdallah AbuHashem. 2. Fil Bali.Ughniyatuf, by the Lebanese composer/singer/oud player Marcel Khalifa, performed by Stephanie Akrs-Wright. 3. Inta Omry, the first song that Egyptian superstar composer/singer/oud player Mohammad Abd el-Wahab (1902- 1991) composed for tJmm Kulthum (??- 1975), the most famous Arabic singer of the 20'h century, only the first of four major sections. Performed by Hala a]-Khalil. 4. Longa Riyad, an instrumental composition by (and named for) the Egyptian composer Riyad is-Sonbati' (1906-1981), in the Longa form rooted in Ottoman musical traditions. 5. Munyati Azz lstibari, another Muwashahah , composed by ''the father of modern Arab music Sayyid Darwish (1892- 1923), performed as a trio by Stephanie Akers-'bVright, Matthew Wright, and Faisal Zedan. This piece is in muhajjar, a classical 14-beat rhythmic cycle (iqa'). 6. Shiddul Hinlmeh, also by Marcel Khalifa, sung by the chorus 7. A percussion solo featuring Faisal Zedan 8. Shamsu I'Ashe, a traditional melody of the Moroccan al-ala music tradition dating back to the court music of Al-Andalus (Muslim Spain), featuring Stephanie Akers-Wright and Matthew Wright. 9. 'Ala Allah Ta'ud, composed by the Druze-Egyptian superstar composer/singer/oud player Fared al-Atrash (1910- 1974) for the Lebanese superstar composer/singer/oud player Wadi is-Safi (1921-2013), performed by Abdallah AbuHashem.