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02-09-2008, 02:21 PM
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I noticed that a lot of the Tribal Fusionist in my neck of the woods use CDs by Solace.
I love their "Rhythm of the Dance" CD. It starts out with just a simple beat, then adds the accents and other beats to it. So my students can actually hear something like beledi done correctly, as opposed to me attempting to drum it!  It has really helped them to pick out the 'heartbeat' of songs underneath all the other layers. it has Beledi, Chiftteli, and Masmoudi amoung others. Not only a great educational tool, it is fun to dance to!  *edited to make sense!  |
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02-09-2008, 08:08 PM
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I feel like I say this every time, but...
What do you mean when you say tribal? ATS? Tribal Group Improv? Tribal Fusion? Alternative Fusion? Something else? Can you name some troupes or dancers who inspire your aesthetic? Then I can help! |
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04-12-2008, 03:45 PM
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If you're looking for something tribal fusion like, we use a CD in class called "Freek Factory". Sera uses it in her instructional tribal fusion DVD.
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04-14-2008, 04:34 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: In the mountains
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Helm
Habi Ru Americanistan Gypsy Caravan Musicians of the Nile Solace Dead Can Dance Sirocco or Armando (Uncle) Maufufo Light Rain Oojami I've heard all of these used by ATS dancers. It depends on what your group is like. ATS usually stays away from classical modern belly dance music, but I wouldn't count it out compleatly. |
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06-18-2008, 03:11 PM
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not sure if its "tribal"
Im not sure if this is actually tribal but Ive been looking around checking out diffrent music, and have found that the music that really speaks to me is from musicians that have a background both in the ME and here in the states. My two current faves are Badawi, and Djinn. I strongly suggest anyone check these out. Also I have recently been turned on to a local band called Audio Budda. Im not tottaly sure what all of there music is like but what I have heard I like.
If any one is familiar with these bands and has suggestions for otheres I should check out Id love to hear them. |
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06-18-2008, 05:02 PM
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: England
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How about any of these;
Hossam Ramzy- West Naima Passion of Percussion- Shaking The Time + Maximum Ruben Van Rompaey- Guy's Rhythm Gypsy Caravan- Algerian Drum Song + Masmoodi + Sputnik Helm- Sout With Spice + Maleh U Filfil Uncle Mafuto- Quiero mas Moodi Solace- Circle+ Nataraja +Cybele Djinn- Brooklyn Baladi Petrol Bomb Samosa- Zeina Beats Antique- Waisted + Circulation Venetian Snares- Ongyilkos Vasarnap Amon Tobin- Proper Hoodidge + Verbal Bassenectar & Kraddy- Snakecharmer Orient Excess- Underworld Service Phil Thornton- Bay City Shimmy Bj Nevenko- Infusion Du Ment Maduro- Perihelion + Akkadian Dunkelbunt- La Revedere Azzddine- Srir Knossos- Tarak I got a particular liking for Solace, Azzddine, Djinn, Helm,Maduro, Passion of Percussion oh and Phil Thornton's Bay City Shimmy is cool.
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