Hamza El Din - A Song Of The Nile album flac

Written-By Mohammed N. Sheriff, Hamza el Din Vocal, Oud; Hamza el Din Recorded in 1982, Japan.

This album has an average beat per minute of 130 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 98/154 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist A Song of the Nile. BPM Profile A Song of the Nile. Album starts at BPM, ends at BPM (+0), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Hamza El Din. A Wish.

Complete your Hamza El Din collection. referencing A Song Of The Nile, LP, Album, SGS-32. Such a fantastic record. It would sell more often if sellers didn’t jack the price up.

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Born in Nubia in an area that now lies under water thanks to the Aswan Dam, Hamza El Din is perhaps the greatest player of the Arabic stringed instrument called the oud. When El Din heard about the Dam he left his studies in Cairo and returned to Nubia, where he wandered with his oud and learned traditional songs. His first recording, released in 1963, established a new form of Arabic folklore. He continued playing and composing modern versions of traditional Nubian music in Europe and later in America and Japan

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Album · 1995 · 5 Songs. Hamza El Din & Muhyi Al-Din Sherif. Released: 31 Oct 1995. 2011 Water Lily Acoustics. More By Hamza El Din. See All.

Hamza el Din is one of the world's greatest musicians. Those familar with music from Africa and the Middle East may have heard similar sounds, but nothing quite approaches the traditional music of Nubia. The Nubians, who played a vital role in Egyptian history from pre-dynastic times into the Christian era, have long inhabited the lands in southern Egypt/northern Sudan for as long as anyone can remember, and cling fiercely to their proud history. A warning, however-you will not be able to do anything while listing to the twenty minutes of the title song. In conclusion, if you do not enjoy this CD, you either don't enjoy music, or have a short attention span. Hamza's tone is warm and inviting, and his compositions and style 100% original and 100% attentive to tradition.