Music In The World Of Islam: The Human Voice / Lutes

With 8-page booklet (English). Previously released on 2 LPs by Tangent Records in 1976. Track details, location and recording dates: 1. Members of a religious brotherhood from Al-Ateuf, Saharan region near Ghardaia, Algeria (1970). Used on "Qu'ran" from. 2. A Sufi ceremony performed by members of the Guneydiyah Sect from Fayoum Oasis, Egypt (1975). 3. Sanandaj, Kurdistan, Iran (1975). 4. Two groups of women singing antiphonally in an encampment in the south of Wadi Musa, Jordan (1975). 5. Tarif, Abu Dahbi, United Arab Emirates (1972). 6. Daulatabad, north of Balkh, Afghanistan (1974). 7. The Rashá'ida, a nomadic Arabic tribe near Nagfa, northern Red Sea area of Eritrea, Ethiopia (1969). 8. A group of about 20 pearl divers from Muharraq, Bahrain (1972). 9. Hyderabad, Deccan, India (1975). 10. Beirut, Lebanon (1972). The second section is a folk song. Used on "Regiment" and "The Carrier" from with the artist name misspelt as Dunya Yusin. 11. A group of Gadabursi Somali from Jijiga, Harar Province, Ethiopia (1965). 12a. Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (1963) 12b. The Fayoum region, Egypt (1975). 13. Aqcha, Afghanistan (1974). 14. A Sufi group of about 25 men in the Khalif's mosque in Baghdad, Iraq (1975). 15. Baghdad, Iraq (1975). 16. Muharraq, Bahrain (1972). 17. Tlemçen, Algeria (1970). 18. Teheran, Iran (1975). 19. A wedding in Daulatabad, Afghanistan (1974). 20. Foum El Ançur, Morocco (1970). 21. Ankara, Turkey (1975). 22. Tehran, Iran (1975). 23. Village ensemble in Aqcha, Afghanistan (1974). Track durations from disc. Disc: ℗ & © Topic Records Ltd 1994 Inlay: ℗ 1976 Tangent Records Ltd © 1994 Topic Records Ltd Manufactured in EEC.