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Music of the Bukharan Jewish Ensemble Shashmaqam
Shashmaqam
SFW40054
Shashmaqam, a New York based ensemble recognized in their homeland for their extraordinary musical talent, has been performing music and dance from their native Uzbekistan and Tadzhikistan since 1983. Their music reflects the many diverse cultures of the region. Perhaps the most distinctive element of their sound is a dramatic and disciplined vocal tradition. Fatima Kuinova, founding member and vocalist, was awarded a National Heritage Fellowship by the National Endowment for the Arts in 1992. "... [B]rings to life the rich and diverse musical traditions of Central Asia, where Jewish and Moslem musicians long co-existed in a flourishing cultural symbiosis." NAIRD Notes
Country(s)
Azerbaijan
;
United States
;
USSR (former)
;
Uzbekistan
Culture Group(s)
Bukharan
Keyword(s)
Jewish
;
Weddings
;
World music
Language(s)
Tajiki
;
Uzbek
Year of Recording
1991
Record Label
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Source Archive
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits
Produced by Ethel Raim ; Artist Shashmaqam (Musical group) ; Produced by Martin Koenig ; Produced by Ted Levin ; Cover photo by Martin Koenig ; Design by Carol Hardy
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101
Obloim
Shashmaqam
3:52
102
Ghairi Khudo Yar Nadoram (We Have No Friend But God)
Shashmaqam
2:31
103
Jon-e Manam (My Soul)
Shashmaqam
5:52
104
To Bodi Sabo
Shashmaqam
3:51
105
Dostanra Gum Makun (Don't Lose Your Friends)
Shashmaqam
3:09
106
Biyo Yak (Come Once)
Shashmaqam
3:11
107
Medley of Songs from Wedding Repertory: Yar-Yar / Abru Kosh Dumi Mor / Shastu-Shastu Chor / Chashmi Siyah Dori / doire interlude / Mahvashi Nozuk Badanam / Orzu
Shashmaqam
5:40
108
Talqin-i Bayat
Shashmaqam
5:11
109
Nasr-i Chargah
Shashmaqam
7:31
110
Ushshaq-i Samarkand
Shashmaqam
5:28
111
Qalandari
Shashmaqam
3:12
112
Yalli
Shashmaqam
3:28
113
Azerbaijani Segah
Shashmaqam
4:31
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