David Dalle
Thursday October 20th, 2022 with David Dalle
Andalusian Spanish and Arabic music. Continuing explorations into Pharoah Sander
I have been organizing a large vinyl collection I was entrusted with and have been listening to a lot of it this past week. This has included a gorgeous composition I was not familiar with by Spanish composer Manuel de Falla who is from Cadiz in Andalusia. His work "Nights in the Gardens of Spain" is a set of three nocturnes for piano and orchestra he composed in 1915 as a tribute to Andalusia's Hispano-Arabic past. The three nocturnes are "En el Generalife" which refers to the gardens which surround the Alhambra in Granados, the second "Danza lejana" is a dance in an anonymous garden, the third "En los jardines de la Sierra de Córdoba" refers to gardens in Cordoba.
We will also here some flamenco on vinyl as well as some Algerian Andalusian music.
| Nights in the Gardens of Spain Manuel de Falla/Aldo Ciccolini, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Enrique Batiz - Falla/Albeniz - EMI |
| Temas En Farruca Carlos Montoya - Flamenco Fire - ABC-Paramount |
| Melodias de Jerez Carlos Montoya - Flamenco Fire - ABC-Paramount |
| Buleria Carlos Montoya with Tere Maya - Flamenco Fire - ABC-Paramount |
| Compas Flamenco Carlos Montoya with Tere Maya - Flamenco Fire - ABC-Paramount |
| Al-'Ashiq Said Chraibi - La clef de Grenade - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Continuing with French-Algerian Nassima who sings and plays the mandolin with this small Andalusian orchestra of eight led by Farid Ben Sarsa |
| Nuba Sika: Prelude Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: Touchia Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: viola solo Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: M'saddar Ya nas a-ma ta'dhiruni Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: mandolin solo Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: B'tayhi Ma dha nahit qalbi Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: Istikhbar Salamun ala al-ahbabi Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: Darj Hibbi al-ladhi rani na'shaqu Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: Insiraf Tuwayyari masrar Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: Dlidla Ifarraj rabbi Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: Insiraf La taqta' rajak Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: Khlas Qabbaltu yada-h qala li Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: Khlas Ya man dara Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Nuba Sika: Khlas Dir al'uqar Nassima - Musique andalouse d'Alger - Institute du Monde Arabe |
| Continuing my explorations into Pharoah Sanders with one of his career-defining Impulse! albums. These albums from 1966 through the early 70's firmly established his position as a leading voice in jazz. The 1969 "Jewels of Thought" was his third release for Impulse! |
| Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah Pharoah Sanders, Leon Thomas, Lonnie Liston Smith, Richard Davis, Cecil McBee, Idris Muhammad, Roy Haynes - Jewels of Thought - Impulse! |
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