Naguila
Naguila are a France-based Algerian and Moroccan ensemble for early music. The group was founded by Pierre-Luc Ben Soussan in 1998.[1]
Discography
[edit]- Chants mystiques séfarades, cantor André Taïeb. Instrumentalist: Kamal Berrada (oud, ney); Mohamed Zeftari (violin), Pierre-Luc Ben Soussan (riqq, darabuka), L'empreinte digitale, 1999.
- Hallel, Sephardic songs
- Hayam Hagadol, 2006[2]
Also
- Chants séfarades des Synagogues du Languedoc. André Taïeb, CLRMDT/Abeille Musique, 2003.
References
[edit]- ^ Cahiers de musiques traditionnelles - Volume 17 -2005 Page 377 "... par Pierre-Luc Ben Soussan, musicien intervenant à l'association Mosaïque Musiques et fondateur de l'ensemble Naguila avec lequel il a déjà réalisé deux CD consacrés au chantre André Taïeb (Chants mystiques séfarades et Hallel)."
- ^ The Wire - Volumes 263-268 2006 - Page 64 "Hayam Hagadol This is the third album from Naguila, a North African quartet composed of two Algerian Jews and two Moroccan Muslims. With violin, oud, percussion and vocals, the multi-faith foursome are dedicated to the Sephardic tradition: Jewish songs from Spain, originally from the medieval period. The title Hayam Hagadol means The Big Sea - a Talmudic term for the Mediterranean. Violin and oud draw an ornamental filigree around the singing of cantor Andre Taieb as he shifts from liturgical songs and prayers to popular Maghreb items like "Waine Inbatou" with its eminently hummable chorus."
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