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[2007-3-9]《世界音乐大系》45 - 突尼斯 VBR mp3



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45 - 突尼斯

This young Tunisian singer is one of
the most interesting new talents to
emerge in the world of classical Arab singing.
She grew up in a family that she describes
as "conservative but passionate in
their enthusiasm for music" and,
even as a child, accompanied by her grandmother,
she sang maalouf.
This traditional "classical" Tunisian musical form,
so closely linked to the musical heritage of
Libya, Algeria and Morocco,
has its roots in medieval Andalusia.
Traditionally sung by male choirs,
it was not until the 1930s that women also began to
perform it.
Sonia M’Barek has made this genre into
an intimate solo repertoire,
developing it with her own distinctive approach.
For this unique WDR recording session,
she personally selected the finest of
musicians to accompany her on violin and kementche,
on the nay flute, the Arab qanoun zither,
the oud lute, cello and percussion.
Apart from a voice of enormous expressive power,
she also has a thorough musical training.
Little did she imagine,
when she made her public debut at the age of eight,
that by the age of twenty she would be
leading her own ensemble.
In Tunisia, she is a star.
The French press (Figaro) has hailed her
as a "modern diva",
claiming that "this lovely young woman has enchanted
the world with her sensual and enrapturing voice."



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