The UCSB
Department of Music &
The UCSB Music Affiliates
present "An
Evening with the UCSB
Middle East Ensemble".
Program
recording date &
length: 11/22/03 - 1 Hour
30 Minutes
Lotte Lehmann Concert
Hall, University of
California, Santa Barbara
Soundscape Series - Order
Catalog No.: 3858
http://www.uctv.ucsb.edu
Scott
Marcus - Director
Alexandra King - Dance
Director
PART ONE
beginning time
(hour:min:sec.)
1. A
Solo Cabaret Dance -
featuring Alexandra King -
0:00:45
2. Two Turkish Dances from
the Silifke Region of
South Central Turkey -
0:06:39
3. A Set of Ottoman
Classical & Urban
Songs & Improvisations
- 0:11:16
a.
Gözleri A™ka
Gülen - a light
classical Turkish song
b. Kanaryam - an Istanbul
urban folk song
c. Hariklaki - a Greek
urban rebetika song (the
last two sharing the same
basic melody)
Directed
by Sonia Seeman Kanun
& vocal solos: Denise
Gill
Violin solo: Lillie Gordon
Cümbüs solo:
Eric Ederer
Greek vocal solo: Voula
Aldrich Turkish clarinet
solo: Sonia Seeman
4.
Lebanese Dabkah Dance -
presented in two styles,
the first 0:32:00
theatricalized, the second
a traditional line dance.
5. Tanavar, An Uzbek
Classical Dance in the
Ferghana Style - 0:36:18
featuring Guest Dancer
Carolyn Krueger
PART TWO
6. An
Upper Egyptian Basket
Dance - Mizmar solo by
Scott Marcus - 0:40:52
7. A Set of Three
Sephardic Songs -
featuring Andrea Fishman -
0:46:51
a. El
Rey de Francia - known in
Greece, Morocco, and
Turkey violin solo by
Hamid Baheri
b. La Cantiga del Fuego -
a historical ballad from
Salonika, Greece
c. Onde que Tope - a
playful love song in the
Greek rebetika tradition
8. Two
Armenian Dances - a
wedding dance and a line
dance - 0:59:26
9. `Ala Dal`una - a
dabkah-dance song popular
among Lebanese,
Palestinians, and Syrians.
- 1:05:28
Directed by Ken Habib
10. Asmar Ya Asmarani, a
popular Egyptian song by
`Abd al-Halim Hafiz,
featuring Dr. Mohamed
Moharram - 1:08:45
11. A Raqs Sharqi Dance
Solo - featuring Jatila
van der Veen - 1:13:00
Percussion section led by
Susan Rudnicki. Violin
solo by Hamid Baheri,
including the composition,
"Ahlam," composed by
Georges Lamman [used with
permission from Amorfia
Productions (http://www.amorfiaproductions.com).
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