#middle east music
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yasyassie · 9 months ago
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for every zionist supposedly worried about queer people's rights (only when it's convenient for them , of course)
and also for anyone who likes discovering new music or who loves oud or wants to support palestinian art, or all three of the above:
Let me introduce you to Clarissa Bitar, beautiful and very queer Palestinian musician and oud player
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This is their website
And here are some of my favorite songs and performances:
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misuc · 1 year ago
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SANAM on gilles peterson [bbc 6 music]
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nazarjoon · 2 months ago
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musician girls 🎶 i love all the instruments found in iranian music and wanted to combine that with my love for traditional attire!
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esoteric44ngel · 3 months ago
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dovesmelodyproject · 7 months ago
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The promotion of a K-pop event taking place in Israel ahead of a state-sponsored festival in South Korea has sparked outrage and calls for boycott from fans of the genre, who are accusing Seoul of "artwashing genocide".  The K-Pop World Festival, an annual Korean pop talent competition hosted by the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS), is an initiative that utilises the popularity of Korean culture - commonly referred to as the "Korean wave" - to promote the country globally. Korean embassies around the world are responsible for organising a preliminary regional round, and selected finalists then make their way to the stage in South Korea. After the South Korean embassy in Israel started promoting tickets for the 15 July auditions, K-pop fans took to social media in anger and called for boycotts with the hashtags #KpopFestivalOutWithZionism and #NoToArtwashingInKpop. "Artwashing in the middle of a genocide is a new fucking low, even for KBS. Participants and guest performers will never wash off this stain," posted one user on X, formerly Twitter, referring to the use of art and artists by groups to distract from or gloss over rights violations. 
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juxxy69classics · 13 days ago
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sounds-of-arabia · 1 month ago
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arabic cassette tapes
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pomegranateandcoffee · 10 months ago
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today's aesthetic moodboard
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sonicandvisualsurprises · 1 month ago
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Fahra by Hany Mehanna : traditional Middle Eastern melodies with lush, cinematic arrangements.
Its intricate percussion, vibrant strings, and playful organ riffs are truly hypnotizing!
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queenlucythevaliant · 1 year ago
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We see him come and know him ours
Russia: "Carol of the Russian Children," traditional // Kenya: The Nativity, Elima Njau // France: "Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella," Nicolas Saboly // Haiti: Madonna and Child, Ismael Saincilus // Australia: "The Three Drovers," William James // China: Tryptic by Lu Hongnian // Canadian/Algonquian: "Huron Carol," Jean de Brébeuf
#the visual depictions are lovely#but what really gets me every time are the little cultural details in the music#music that tells the story of the Nativity while placing it in a world that's familiar to the listener#fur robed moujiks on snowboard plateaus in place of middle eastern shepherds#bark lodges instead of stables and rabbit skin in place of swaddling clothes#wandering hunter and chiefs from far off places instead of shepherds and wise men (man i love the Huron Carol)#and little french girls running to gather the village to come see Jesus#it's easy for an excess of historical concern to make Jesus feel distant and far off#/I know/ that Jesus was born in the ancient near east and have had my fill of books and sermons and the like unpacking the implications#I've laughed with my friends and family at the wild inaccuracies of Nativity sets and tellings#the crazy blonde mary in the kids nativity set at Walmart#what is that alpaca doing at the living Nativity don't they know those are south American?#yada yada#and then i look at these carols and think. it's okay not to get mired in the history. good even#yes Jesus entered into time and space in a very specific manner#but he also came for all of us#as another carol says: we see him come and know him ours#i just think this practice is lovely#that the impact of the Incarnation was such that it send little french girls running to their villages#and drew algonquin hunters and russian peasants to the manger to see him#it's the great crowd of witnesses in a way#all of us together preparing him room throughout all the corners of the earth#in Bethlehem that night it was only the shepherds who got to see him#but in spirit it was all of us#because it's just like the angel said:#good news of great joy which will be to all people#to all people#starting with the shepherds and going out to all the earth#unto us a child is born#intertextuality
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i-ideate · 3 months ago
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NPGC WEST END CAST NPGC WEST END CAST NPGC WEST END CAST I AM GOING FERAL IM GONNA CRY OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG
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misuc · 2 years ago
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x-heesy · 8 months ago
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IT IS BETTER TO BE A WARRIOR IN A GARDEN, THAN A GARDENER IN A WAR. -MIYAMOTO MUSASHI 🇯🇵
New World by Zap Mama 🎧
#maybeiamadreamerbutiamnottheonlyone ✅
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nickysfacts · 17 days ago
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Masoud El Amaratly shows how LGBTQ+ individuals have always been a part of Middle Eastern culture!
🇮🇶🎶🏳️‍⚧️
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sforzesco · 18 days ago
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Your art is amazing! Could you tell me uhh, where to start? 😁 I mean, to get into all that goodiness that you're seemingly into. Is it just history - or some amazing show I've apparently missed?
it's all just history! I grew up watching documentaries on public tv, started reading historical fiction, and then non fiction when I ran out of historical fiction to read at the local library. lots of hong kong & japanese period pieces (films, comics, shows, etc) (shout out to ooku, that one was an eye opener). between that, assassin's creed being at it's absolute height when I was a teenager, BDs, and sword and sandal movies, eventually it culminated into this
there are three shows that deserve honorable mentions tho, because if it wasn't for them, I probably wouldn't have considered history for an enjoyable creative outlet: Starz Spartacus, The Borgias (Showtime), and probably Wolf Hall or Prince of Egypt!
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nando161mando · 4 months ago
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Oct 7 fact check.com: this website refutes all of the lies and misinformation that zionists push on the internet and in MSM, and can be a very helpful tool in your efforts to spread the truth.
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