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Anadol Dance/ ِAnatolian Dance
Composed and played by Ahmad Al-Jawadi. In this music I took a 10 measures period (theme) from the great Turkish composer Tanburi Cemil Bey and I did some changes on it; it is the first period (or the main theme of this rondo) then I continued with my themes building a simple Rondo, I wrote and played this music in the Turkish Anatolian Gypsy style.
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Comment by Adrian Allan on July 19, 2008 at 2:36am - beautifully evocative middle eastern music, well done.
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Comment by Chris Alpiar on July 2, 2008 at 8:38pm
- I wish you were nearby I would love to get together and try and experiment and learn. I really love your playing and concept
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Comment by ahmadjawadi on July 2, 2008 at 6:54pm -
Thank you so much for your value comment, you are absolutely right about the crash cymbals and the synth.
It was a crazy idea to follow my teen children (at that time) they asked me: baba please add some techno to your oriental music, and that was the result ha ha, plus at that time (four years ago) the only software that I had for creating the sounds was very primitive; it was Fl Studio 4, the sounds was really bad, but just today and after reading your comment I discovered that the version that I use it in my concerts is much better; it is without these crazy cymbals but the problem now I can make a new video but it is already on the youtube.com, and I think that this is the cause of in this video the visitors are the less among my videos,
I made this music with three versions: one for the violin and piano the second is for violin with the string orchestra and then this crazy one. please listen to track number 26 it is with the orchestra but unfortunately the recording is so bad,
Yours,
Ahmad
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- Amazing composition man, really brilliant! Im not crazy about the production, a lot of instruments just sound wrong, like the crash cymbals. and the analog synth sounds just seem unfair accompaniment to the brilliant violin playing
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