Songs of the Sudan

MUSTAFA AL SUNNI, as recorded in Oxford, brings to his Sudanese songs a lithe tenorish voice with a catchy rhythmic sense and a softly lyrical streak, and a deft, busy touch to his own accompaniments on the oud.

 

Really this is urban pop with folk origins, which over 90 years or so has become a respected, virtually classical tradition in its own right. With a wide range of moods and styles, the collection easily maintains its quiet appeal.  

Published: January 20, 2012 at 4:17 pm

COMPOSERS: Mustafa al Sunni
LABELS: Nimbus
WORKS: World
PERFORMER: Mustafa al Sunni (voice, oud), Abd al Hafiz Karar (percussion)
CATALOGUE NO: NI 5583

MUSTAFA AL SUNNI, as recorded in Oxford, brings to his Sudanese songs a lithe tenorish voice with a catchy rhythmic sense and a softly lyrical streak, and a deft, busy touch to his own accompaniments on the oud.

Really this is urban pop with folk origins, which over 90 years or so has become a respected, virtually classical tradition in its own right. With a wide range of moods and styles, the collection easily maintains its quiet appeal.

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