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The Al Turath Ensemble (فــرقــة الــتـراث) is a Syrian classical Arabic musical ensemble founded in 1954 by Sabri Mudallah. Leadership passed to Mohammed Hammadye (مــحــمــد حــمـّـــادي) in 1985 who added instrumentalists to what had previously been only a vocal ensemble. The term ''al turath'' means "heritage." Their repertoire centres on Andalusian moaxajas of Aleppo. Their discography includes: * ''Jardines de Jazmín - Gardens of Jasmine'' 2001. Wasla sikah "Hozam." Al Turath Ensemble: Mohammed Hammadye (leader); Ali Anjirini, Dya A Kabbani, Ahmad Shokri, Malek Zayat (vocals); Abdul Rahim Ajim (ud); Imad Molki (qanun); Tofik Al Ramadan (nay); Abdul Rahman Miri (darbuka); Salah ddin Dabbagh (riqq).〔''Goldberg'' Early music magazine 2004 "Aire de Al-Andalus PNEUMA ... and performed by the Al Turath Ensemble with Tofik al Ramadan as the sublimely virtuosic nay soloist."〕 * ''Hermana de la Luna - Sister of the Moon'' Wasla rast. 2001 * ''The Music of Spanish al-Andalus.'' Almaviva DS-0123.〔Jonathan Holt Shannon ''Among the jasmine trees: music and modernity in contemporary Syria'' - 2006 "The Music of Spanish al-Andalus. Almaviva DS-0123."〕 ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Al-Turath Ensemble」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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