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Moslem Rahal
12+ albums
fluteinstrumentaltraditionalAsianSyrian
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Moslem rahal: A graduate from the High Institute for Music in Damascus 2003, specialized in Ney Work Experience: Instrument maker for Ney and Kawala .Solest at the Syrian National Symphony Orchestra .Member in The National Arabic Music Group .A teacher of ney in the High Institute for Music in Damascus and in the Music College in Homs University. The establisher and conductor of " Shams Ensemble Group" PARTICIPATIONS:He participations in Arabic scientific of Music as arbitration for developing Nay.and He participations in the international meeting of Nay as solest in 25th Jerash Festival. he played with the Syrian Symphony Orchestra in many opera houses around the world in Italy , Germany turk Lebanon and Syria conducted by the maestro "Misak Bagboderian", and in Syria, Iraq and Lebanon conducted by the Maestro "Soulhi Al wadi". he played with the National Group for Arabic Music in a tour round Germany ,Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria and in Tir Festivals in Lebanon and the opening of the opera house in Damascus .he played with Shams Ensemble in the Musical Mondial in Barcelona, with (Maria Delmar Bonnet), Ibn Al Ensan Festival with the master singer "Wade'e Al Safi" in Lebanon . "Min Al Awal" concert with the maestro "Ziad Al Rahbani" in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Opening Of Jarash Festival in a poetic work of" Mahmood Darwish "Gedariet Mahmood Darwish"Participation in seminars about Oriental Music in Italy with The High Music Institute Group for Oriental Music. Written Wor
top songs
albums
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Orient Occident II - Hommage à la Syrie (Tribute to Syria)
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Esprit Des Balkans (Balkan Spirit)
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Ibn Battuta, The Traveller of Islam
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Orient Occident II : Hommage à la Syrie (Tribute to Syria)
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Pellegrino : Il Viaggio di Pietro della Valle
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NAY in Quarantine Days (Oriental Flute)
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A World of Sounds
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Hanin: Field Recordings in Syria 2008/2009
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Ibn Battuta: Le Voyaguer d l'Islam (The Traveler of Islam), 1304-1377
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sad dance
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Delicious Soup! - Music At St Barnabas
NAY in Quarantine Days