Rabih Abou - Khalil (((-_-))) Blue Camel

Musical style (((-_-)))

The musician and composer Rabih Abou-Khalil grew up in the cosmopolitan climate of Beirut in the sixties and seventies. As a child he learned to play the oud, the Arab short-neck lute which in the Arab world is the instrument of composition, enjoying the same overall popularity as do guitar and piano together in ours. The civil war in Lebanon forced Abou-Khalil to leave his country in 1978. He first studied classical flute at the Academy of Music in Munich under Professor Walther Theurer. This analytical preoccupation with the European classical tradition equipped him to also appreciate traditional Arab music from a theoretical perspective, opening his eyes to the possibility of operating simultaneously within divergent systems of musical coordinates. Yet while Abou-Khalil pursues his own approach, not clinging to established patterns of musical form, content and purpose, the aesthetic contours of his work nonetheless reflect Arab musical culture. Steering clear of a pathos-laden "Götterdämmerung" or the triviality of a Punch and Judy show, his compositions trace the meandering course of oriental tales, orbit in spiralling paths and take surprising turns which themselves culminate in resolutions of an equally surprising character.

Track List (((-_-)))

o1. Sahara (((-_-)))
o2. Tsarka (((-_-)))
o3. Ziriab (((-_-)))
04. Blue Camel (((-_-)))
05. On Time (((-_-)))
06. A Night In The Mountains (((-_-)))
07. Rabou-Abou - Kabou (((-_-)))
08. Beirut (((-_-)))



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