10 MALAY BOOKS RELATING TO «RABAB»
Discover the use of
rabab in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rabab and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Malay literature.
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Egypt: the moment of change
This book is the first for over 20 years to comprehensively and accessibly examine contemporary issues in Egypt.
Rabab El-Mahdi, Philip Marfleet, 2009
2
Empowered Participation Or Political Manipulation?: State, ...
Using Social Funds in Egypt and Bolivia as a microcosm, this book offers a critical examination of state-civil society relations and governance under the neoliberal model.
3
Pengantar sastra rakyat Minangkabau - Halaman 132
(2) Rabab Pasisia/R abab Piaman Salah satu seni penceritaan kaba itu adalah dengan cara mendendangkan kaba disertai alat musik gesek, rabab (rebab). Model penceritaan kaba disertai rebab ini dikenal dengan istilah rabab Pasisia dan ...
4
Sitar and Sarod in the 18th and 19th Centuries - Halaman 62
Sometime in the mid-Mughal period a rabab appeared that was to become one of the most prestigious instruments of 18th- and 19th-century Hindustani music. Pictured frequently in late Mughal, provincial and Pahadi miniature painting, it is ...
5
The Early History of the Viol - Halaman 15
The. Moorish. rabab. in. Aragon. After the decline of the medieval viol in the early 14th century, players of most western bowed instruments opted for the a braccio playing position, the one best suited to their needs. The older a gamba posture, ...
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Arab & Arab American Feminisms: Gender, Violence, & ...
Rabab Abdulhadi The meaning of home and homeland—two concepts that seem to be self-evident or readily understood for most people—is fraught with complex emotions and contradic- tory memories for exilic and diasporic communities.
Rabab Abdulhadi, Evelyn Alsultany, Nadine Christine Naber, 2011
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The Dawn of Indian Music in the West - Halaman 31
Photographs and drawings of an Afghan rabab indicate that it is smaller in size, but otherwise looks identical to a sarod. According to Miner, the Afghan rabab normally had four main strings and seven sympathetic strings, and musicians who ...
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Culture and Customs of Jordan - Halaman 110
Of the string instruments, the Arabs developed the one-stringed fiddle or rabab, the lyre or simsimiyah, and the 'udor lute (the word “lute” is derived from the Arabic al-'ud). Other instruments were borrowed from the ancient civilizations of ...
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Fish Imitation Surimi from Catfish (Clarias Gariepinus): ...
Over recent years, there has been a considerable surge in the interest of the nutritional aspects of foods.
Dr. Rabab El-Said, El-Said Rabab, Dr. Mohamed Negm, 2011
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The Changing Rhythm - Halaman 208
He eventually falls in love with a pretty neighbour, Rabab, a student in a teachers' college whom he chanced to see daily at the tram stop. For two years, however, he keeps silent about it. Meanwhile his compassionate grandfather dies and ...
