Sabah Alnuwr from Jeenaki by Sounds of Sudan
Sabbah Alnuwr by Sayed Abdelaziz (1905 - 1976) is the first piece that Nabra ever played together. The piece features the popular Tum Tum rhythm which originated in our lead singers Ali Elmubarak’s home town Omdurman. Sabah Alnuwr means “Good Morning” and the song is a gentle heartfelt hymn to the beloved. Sayed Abdelaziz is from the so called “golden age “ of Sudanese Arts.
Tracklist
| 5. | Sabah Alnuwr | 6:02 |
Credits
from Jeenaki,
released August 9, 2021
Composer: Sayed Abdelaziz
Arranger: Knud Stüwe
Solos: Knud Stüwe, Simmy Singh
Composer: Sayed Abdelaziz
Arranger: Knud Stüwe
Solos: Knud Stüwe, Simmy Singh
License
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