Born in Lebanon, Professor Racy is a renowned expert in Arab music, having … Read Full Bio ↴Born in Lebanon, Professor Racy is a renowned expert in Arab music, having studied and documented numerous musical traditions found throughout the Middle East, in addition to his accomplishments as a composer and performer himself. With over 70 publications to his name, on subjects varying from laments of Lebanon, and Bedouin music, to folk instruments of the Near East, and music of the Arabian Gulf region.
Currently he is director of the Near East Music Ensemble, he has performed in many high profile venues from Carnegie Hall, to the Kennedy Center, and has composed and performed music for television, feature and documentary films. He has also collaborated with numerous musical outfits and ensembles, such as the Kronos Quartet, and the Sacramento Symphony and Livermore-Amador Symphony orchestras.
Currently he is director of the Near East Music Ensemble, he has performed in many high profile venues from Carnegie Hall, to the Kennedy Center, and has composed and performed music for television, feature and documentary films. He has also collaborated with numerous musical outfits and ensembles, such as the Kronos Quartet, and the Sacramento Symphony and Livermore-Amador Symphony orchestras.
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The Holy Lotus
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Nerthus
Absolutely beautiful!
MR MOONSOUND
i love this sound wow
Shabobo
When i listen to this music i imagine a beautiful woman in ancient egypt sitting under the sun next to the Nile staring at a lotus flower
crowfromtheoak
perfect song to start the day!!
Mica Nard
@philosophysicallyhot It will be interesting for you to know that many Pharaohs especially towards the end of the Egyptian empire were barely of Egyptian descent, many of them foreign. Cleopatra was of Greek descent, the Greeks took over the Egyptian Empire and a Greek was made Pharoah (Cleopatra's ancestor). Tutankhamon, there are still many mysteries surrounding him...
Sajokal Horseed
The Somalis still dance like those Ancient-Egyptians . In the collapse of the Egyptian Empire , more than 200 thousands Egyptians migrated in the south of Egypt in the North/East Africa according to the greek historian Diodorus of Sicily . The Egyptian culture was preserved in the horn of Africa , just visit it !
ShabazzAllah1
was at least 25,000 years old because of the technology and the level of sophistication in the knowledge of Astronomy, which takes thousands of years to track stars and make the first calender.
Sobekneferu dinasty12bc
beutifullandwonderfull.music
Mica Nard
@philosophysicallyhot It is not rare to have foreigners rulinng a land that is not theirs, be it ancestral or not, Europe is a great example, the Hapsburg (multi-national European rulers), Spain even had a few Kings who were not even born in Spain at all or grew up there etc... ex: French Prince and later King ofSpain Phillip V. Egypt was no exception
Roobboox
To many years ago people from the north-west invaded that part of Africa and made it their own.Egyptians were a swarthy complexion race, nowhere near black.The Aficians prefered to live in huts where as the Egyptians built much more advanced living abode.