Podcasts about Fairuz

Solénoïde (26.05.2025) - Figure culte mais discrète de la scène post-industrielle française, Laurent Pernice prend les commandes du Solénopole pour un mix exclusif à son image : libre, audacieux, poétique. Au programme : une traversée sonore inclassable, entre électro obscure, traditions réinventées, minimalisme hanté et archives vocales. Un juke-box mental où se croisent Molly Drake, Haruomi Hosono, Fairuz, Porter Ricks... et deux morceaux rares de l'album "Play Piano And Sounds" en duo avec Laurent Perrier Michel. Un voyage entre les ombres et les souffles, les rituels oubliés et les machines sensibles.

Who is art for? And how are we to engage with it? Should art be in museums or outside in parks, town squares or on the side of buildings? Is art the province of an elite few, the private collector, with a rarefied language that excludes? And why do artists make art, is it for ourselves, do we exist because there's an audience, is it because of our ego? My guest today thinks so.eL Seed is a contemporary artist whose practice bridges painting and sculpture, developing a unique visual language inspired by the tradition of calligraphy and the energy of urban art. He uses art to explore ideas around identity, cultural heritage, creating connection and inspiring ideas of unity. About how he engages with the communities where his art is placed. Whether it be the Coptic community of Zaraeeb in Cairo or a rural community in Nepal. For eL Seed art is an amplifier, it's about humanity and that really comes through in our discussion.I remember listening to an interview with British sculptor Anthony Gormley, perhaps best known for his life size and life-like cast iron figures of men, he said that art belongs in the world, that ‘art is about life and it needs to be in life.' That it can change the way we behave, think and feel. That's exactly how I would describe eL Seed's work.Guest: eL SeedTitle: ‘Artists exist because there is an audience'Music: Eminem Stan, Booba, Fairuz, Umm KultumLinksWebsite - https://elseed-art.com/IG - https://www.instagram.com/elseed/Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@elseedart Cairo project - https://youtu.be/g9M3HIjHuq0?si=0tfE03TxY5nxvJaE Find out ways to support the Israel-Palestine project click herePodcast WebsitePodcast IG Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Passionate political debate is a cherished pastime in Nigeria. There's a rich tradition of active participation too, whether it is in support of a favoured electoral candidate, or protesting against oppressive practices by security forces and price hikes that hit a struggling population hard. On the face of it, that tradition is being upheld – there have been several big campaigns in recent years to defend rights and democracy. But two civil society leaders tell host Akwe Amosu that all is not well with grass roots activists and that the government of President Tinubu – ironically once an activist himself – is coming down hard on those who challenge his policies.  Yemi Adamolekun of Enough is Enough, and Funke Adeoye of Hope Behind Bars break down the causes of the malaise. And in the Coda, Lebanese human rights defender Farah Abou El Sel reflects on the music of Fairuz and how it has guided her path.https://strengthandsolidarity.org/podcasts/Contact us at pod@strengthandsolidarity.orgWe are now publishing our newsletter on Substack, if you would like to subscribe: https://strengthandsolidarity.substack.com/

Farah Abou El Sel recalls the mornings in her Lebanese childhood, when the silken, plangent voice of Fairuz could be heard in every street, welcoming the day.  Farah grew up hearing and loving the songs without thinking much about the lyrics. But in hindsight she sees how profoundly Fairuz's empathy and humanist message has shaped her life choices, including her decision to work in human rights. https://strengthandsolidarity.org/podcasts/Contact us at pod@strengthandsolidarity.orgWe are now publishing our newsletter on Substack, if you would like to subscribe: ⁠https://strengthandsolidarity.substack.com/⁠Music credits:Fairuz - Wahdon, 1979Fairuz - Le Beirut, 1989

Medline shows us how it's done with ill turntable antics and fantastic deep digs from Vic Upshaw, Fairuz, Leprechaun, Leo Acosta and Grupo Santa Cecilia. Plus poisonous Wu darts from Dabrye and Swollen Members, an underground classic from Hi-Tek and the "battle of the Burning Spears" with Néstor Álvarez and Woodfield Rd Allstars. View the full playlist for this show at https://www.wefunkradio.com/show/1241 Enjoying WEFUNK? Listen to all of our mixes at https://www.wefunkradio.com/shows/

Fairuz is the most popular living singer throughout the Arabic-speaking world and an artist with no real counterpart in Europe or the Americas. Since the ‘50s, she has appealed across boundaries of age, gender, class, religion, nationality, regional dialect, and political persuasion. Creating music as serious and engaged as it is popular, Fairuz—along with her collaborators from the Rahbani family of composer poets—has achieved near-universal appeal during a time of unprecedented division and social strife. This program explores Fairuz's remarkable biography guided by her biographer Kenneth Habib, and Ghady Rahbani, among others. The deepest understanding of Fairuz's success carries a message that harmony among the Abrahamic faiths is not a lofty illusion, but something lost in the near past, that can be regained. Produced by Banning Eyre APWW #671

A joint mix that I worked on with Quarter Tones, "a forward-thinking collaboration between German artist Henrik Raabe and Lebanese-Canadian artist Sary Sehnaoui (performing as HEAR)." Below is the track listing, airing on Radio AlHara at 5pm Palestine time on Feb. 23, 2025. Accompanying photo by Amanda Ruiz Méndez. Track listing (artist name / track name) 1. Quarter Tones - Space Concierto 2. Jordan Christoff - Glitch Love 3. Quarter Tones - Day 1 in Bingen 4. Julia E. Dyck - Induction 5. Quarter Tones - Fountain Of Youth 6.Quarter Tones - Habibi Beirut (Homage to Lev Knipper & Fairuz)

Send us a textOn Christmas Eve, Ricardo Karam meets a pioneering Lebanese artist who has left an indelible mark on the world of Lebanese music and theater: Ronza.Her real name is Aida Maroun Tomb, but she was given the name "Ronza" by the legendary poet Said Akl. A multi-talented individual, Ronza studied psychology at the Lebanese University and earned a diploma in classical Arabic singing from the Lebanese National Conservatory under the mentorship of Badia Haddad. She further specialized in solfège for six years with Professor Tawfiq Sukkar.Ronza is a cherished figure in Rahbani theater, having been an integral part of their artistic journey. She performed in several iconic musical plays presented by the Rahbani brothers, such as The Conspiracy Continues, The Person, and The Seventh Spring. She started her career singing in the choir behind Fairuz in various productions, and her solo performances shone in works like At Summer's End, Hello Beirut, and Santa's Journey.Her professional path is also deeply intertwined with academia. As a professor at the Lebanese National Conservatory, she has trained many students specializing in classical operatic singing and has conducted workshops in solfège.In addition to her solo career, Ronza joined forces with her sisters Amal and Fadia to form the group Tri Orient. Together, they performed in concerts and religious hymns across various countries, releasing three remarkable albums: Miladiyat, Christmas in the City, and Abu Dhabi Concert.Join Ricardo Karam and Ronza in this special podcast episode to celebrate Christmas and delve into the refined details of her extraordinary artistic journey.في ليلة الميلاد، يلتقي ريكاردو كرم فنانة لبنانية رائدة، تركت بصمة لا تُنسى في عالم الموسيقى والمسرح اللبناني، رونزا.هي عايدة مارون طنب، أعطاها إسم "رونزا" الشاعر سعيد عقل. درست علم النفس في الجامعة اللبنانية، وحصلت على دبلوم في الغناء الكلاسيكي الشرقي من المعهد العالي اللبناني للموسيقى تحت إشراف السيدة بديعة حداد، كما تخصّصت في السولفيج لمدة ست سنوات مع البروفسور توفيق سكر.رونزا هي ابنة مسرح الرحابنة، إذ كانت جزءاً أساسياً من مسيرتهم الفنية، حيث شاركت في عدد من المسرحيات الغنائية التي قدّمها الأخوان رحباني، مثل "المؤامرة مستمرة" و"الشخص" و"الربيع السابع". بدأت في الكورس خلف السيدة فيروز في عدة أعمال فنية، وكان لها دور بارز في أعمال "آخر الصيف"، "هللو بيروت"، و"رحلة بابا نويل".ارتبطت حياتها المهنية بالأكاديميا حيث تعمل كأستاذة في المعهد العالي للموسيقى، وقد تخرج على يدها العديد من الطلاب الذين يتخصصون في الغناء الكلاسيكي الأوبرالي. وقدمت ورش عمل تدريبية في السولفيج.إضافة إلى ذلك، أطلقت رونزا مع شقيقاتها آمال وفاديا، فرقة "Tri Orient"، التي قدمت حفلات غنائية وترانيم دينية في العديد من البلدان كما أصدرت ثلاث ألبومات متميزة هي "ميلاديات"، "ميلاد في المدينة"، و"Abu Dhabi Concert".انضموا إلى ريكاردو كرم ورونزا في هذه الحلقة من البودكاست للاحتفال بالميلاد وللغوص في تفاصيل مسيرتها الفنية الراقية.

Episode Notes There is a new dizi in town and this week Maha and Eda discuss the hype around "Uzak Şehir" (remake of the Arabic series "Al-Hayba") and why it might be such an instant favorite. The iconic Lebanese singer mentioned in the episode is Fairouz (also known as Fairuz). Her song "To Beirut" is the one that the theme song is based on- take a listen to her amazing voice here:: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ayX6ZSpBgg Join us for a fun discussion on this new dizi and don't forget to send us your thoughts through our social media. linktr.ee/dizifriendspodcast Find out more at https://dizi-friends-podcast.pinecast.co

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Officials at the COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, penned a new climate finance deal this weekend, with richer countries agreeing to pay $300 billion per year to help countries in the Global South cope with climate change. Also, Israel's ambassador to the US says that a ceasefire with Hezbollah could be implemented "within days." And, Nicaragua's legislature appears set to approve a constitutional amendment that would elevate the wife of the country's leader to a new role as “co-president.” Plus, legendary Lebanese singer Fairuz, who remains wildly popular in Lebanon and the broader Middle East, turned 90 late last week.Listen to today's Music Heard on Air.We are able to bring you human-centered journalism because listeners like you support our independent newsroom. Keep The World going strong and donate today!

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Nobelprisen i litteratur 2024 gik i går til sydkoreanske Han Kang. Hun modtog den for "hendes intense poetiske prosa, der konfronterer historiske traumer og afslører livets skrøbelighed." Men det er nok de færreste danskere som kender den 54-årige forfatter. Vi får besøg af en litteraturkritiker og tegner sammen et portræt af nobelprisvinderen. Engang var jorden befolket af kæmpe pattedyr i en såkaldt megafauna. De er forsvundet, men hvorfor? En ny teori påstår at det var stenaldermenneskernes skyld. Det mener i hvert fald en gruppe forskere fra Aarhus Universitet. Vi får en biolog i studiet til at forklare om det nu kan passe. Og så skal vi også forbi den libanesiske sangerinde Fairuz, tøjbjerge i Ghana og meget mere. Værter: Adam Holm, Nynne Bjerre Christensen og Sanne Cigale Benmouyal. I redaktionen: Nanna Sloth Skardhamar, Clara Faust Spies og Gustav Hagild.

Today, I sit down with the insanely talented Nai Barghouti – a Palestinian singer, composer, and flutist who's been compared to legends like Fairouz and Umm Kulthoum. She's not just about music; she's about making a statement. In this episode, we dive into her journey, her passion for blending music and advocating for Palestine, and what it's like to represent Palestinian heritage on the global stage. Oh, and we talk about her collab with EDM superstar Skrillex on the hit track “Xena.”Nai even gives us a special live performance of her song “Mum, Sing to the Wind” – and shares the biggest challenges she's facing right now. This is one you don't want to miss! In this episode, we talk about: (0:00:00) Get to know Nai Barghouti! (0:08:01) Why Nai chose to pursue music? (0:14:24) Lebanon and Fairuz (00:19:00) Do music and politics go hand in hand? (0:25:45) Nai's Music and Sound (0:37:10) The challenges for women & Arab musicians (0:43:38) Skrillex, XENA, and Palestinian Folkore (0:51:18): Nai SINGS and Tells us about the song "Mum, Sing to the Wind (يما مويل الهوا)" (0:56:18) Nai's biggest challenge right now Follow Nai Barghouti Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/naibarghoutiofficial/?hl=enYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/ @naibarghouti  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/78XHgIjAv0tqb9hVRUsifgWe thank you Marsm.ca (Canada) for supporting this episode and helping amplify all kinds of Arabic music.

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في هذه الحلقة من البودكاست، يدعوكم ريكاردو كرم لاستكشاف عالم محمود زيباوي المتعدّد الأوجه، الكاتب والباحث والصحفي والرسام الشهير. يشتهر زيباوي بشغفه العميق بالتاريخ والتراث الفني، وقد ساهم بشكل كبير في فهم الأيقونات الدينية والفن في الشرق الأوسط. تعكس أعماله، بما في ذلك "الأيقونة: معناها وتاريخها"، استكشافاً عميقاُ للفن المسيحي والرمزية. يُعرف زيباوي أيضاُ بأبحاثه حول الأسطورة فيروز، صعودها إلى الشهرة في أوائل الخمسينيات، تعاونها مع الأخوين رحباني، وتأثيرها الدائم على الهوية والتراث اللبناني. انضموا إلى ريكاردو كرم وهو يلتقي محمود زيباوي الذي يتحدّث عن مساعيه الأكاديمية، وتفانيه في الحفاظ على الجواهر الثقافية من الماضي. In this podcast episode, Ricardo Karam invites you to explore the multifaceted world of Mahmoud Zibawi, an esteemed writer, researcher, journalist, and painter. Renowned for his deep passion for history and artistic heritage, Zibawi has made significant contributions to the understanding of religious iconography and Middle Eastern art. His works, including "The Icon: Its Meaning and History," reflect a profound exploration of Christian art and symbolism. Zibawi is also known for his research on legendary Fairuz, her rise to fame in the early 1950s, her collaborations with the Rahbani Brothers, and her lasting influence on Lebanese identity and heritage. Join Ricardo Karam us as he delves into Zibawi's journey, his scholarly pursuits, and his dedication to preserving cultural gems from the past.

Cuma di sini! Sonny Septian ngaku di depan Fairuz A. Rafiq, bahwa ia pernah didoktrin dan hampir gak percaya dengan Tuhan?!

Perjalanan cinta Sonny Septian & Fairuz A. Rafiq ternyata menyimpan cerita mengharukan

في هذه الحلقة من البودكاست، يلتقي ريكاردو كرم الفنان خالد الهبر، مغنٍّ وكاتب وملحّن لبناني، من روّاد الأغنية السياسيّة في العالم العربي، اشتهر بعزفه على آلة الغيتار. نشأ الهبر في أسرة شيوعيّة متوسّطة الحال، وأصبحت الموسيقى  شغله الشاغل في سنٍّ صغير، حيث تفتّح وعيه الفنّي على الموسيقى الغربيّة بالإضافة إلى الفنّ الرحبانيّ والصبحية الفيروزية التي كانت محطة يومية في منزل العائلة خلال طفولته. بدأ بكتابة الأغاني وتلحينها في عمر 15 ثم أسس "الفرقة" في العام 1975، فلحّن قصائد محمود درويش وغنّى للحريّة، للوطن، للبنان، لفلسطين، وللثورة.انضموا إلى ريكاردو كرم وخالد الهبر، في حديثٍ عن زمن الحرب والسلم ومسيرته الفنيّة بينهما، والتي وصلت إلى جيل كامل.In this episode of the podcast, Ricardo Karam meets Khaled El-Haber, a Lebanese singer, writer, and composer renowned as one of the trailblazers of political music in the Arab world, acclaimed for his mastery of the guitar. El-Haber was raised in a middle-class communist family, where music swiftly became his passion. He was introduced to Western music alongside Rahbani compositions and the melodies of Fairuz, a daily fixture in his childhood home. He started writing and composing songs at the age of 15, he later formed his own band in 1975. He set Mahmoud Darwish's poetry to music, singing for freedom, for the homeland, for Lebanon, for Palestine, and for the revolution.Join Ricardo Karam and Khaled El-Haber as they engage in a dialogue about the periods of war and tranquillity, and the trajectory of his artistic career amid them, which has left an indelible mark on an entire generation.

Margot and Carter make a disturbing discovery within the Penhew Foundation while Fairuz and Vaughn are given a chilling warning.For a limited time, use the code "TFC" at Chaosium.com to receive 10% off your entire order.Time For Chaos is a playthrough of Masks of Nyarlathotep for the 7E Call of Cthulhu role-playing game system by Chaosium.Watch new episodes of Time For Chaos Fridays at 8PM ET on https://twitch.tv/theglasscannon. YouTube videos and podcasts drop on Mondays. Patreon subscribers can enjoy an ad-free version of the https://podcast at patreon.com/glasscannon.Cast: Troy Lavallee (Keeper), Ross Bryant, Noura Ibrahim, Rob Kerkovich, Kate StamasFor more podcasts and livestreams, visit glasscannonnetwork.com.To become an Official Member of the Naish, subscribe today at http://www.jointhenaish.com.Want to be a part of Glass Cannon Nation? Join the Naish attwitter.com/glasscannonpodinstagram.com/theglasscannonfacebook.com/glasscannonnetworktiktok.com/@glasscannonnetworkGet the best apparel and gaming accessories in the biz athttps://glasscannonnetwork.com/storeIf you enjoyed this, we have several other series featuringBlades in the Dark - Haunted CityDelta Green - Get in the TrunkPathfinder 2E - Glass Cannon Live! Strange AeonsPathfinder 1E - Legacy of the AncientsStarfinder - Androids and AliensTraveller - Voyagers of the Jumpand so much more!Join us every Thursday night for Campaign Two of The Glass Cannon Podcast – a playthrough of the Pathfinder 2E Gatewalkers Adventure Path! Videos premiere on YouTube Thursday nights at 8PM ET with a companion podcast available at midnight.And be sure to listen to the podcast that launched the network — The Glass Cannon Podcast — a complete playthrough of the Pathfinder 1E Giantslayer Adventure Path available athttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-glass-cannon-podcast/id1007021910 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Líbanska söngkonan Fairuz er ekki aðeins í hálfgerðri dýrlingatölu á Mið-Austurlöndum heldur er hún dýrkuð víða um veröld. Á Vetrarhátíð fara fram tónleikar í Salnum í Kópavogi þar sem tónlist Fairuz mun hljóma í flutningi hóps tónlistarfólks og gestasöngvara. Við ræðum við Sigrúnu Kristbjörgu Jónsdóttur sem er einn af listrænum stjórnendum viðburðar. Viktoría Blöndal, höfundur og leikstjóri, verður einnig með okkur í dag en hún er á höttunum eftir andrúmslofti og í sínum öðrum pistli um fyrirbærið ætlar að reyna að fanga andrúmsloft í netagerð. Nína Hjálmarsdóttir rýnir í Danska verðlaunaleikverkið Kannibalen eftir eftir Johannes Lilleøre sem hefur verið í sýningum í Tjarnabíó um þessar mundir. Og við stiklum einnig á stóru um verðlaunahafa Íslensku bókmenntaverðlaunanna. Umsjón: Tómas Ævar Ólafsson og Halla Harðardóttir

Fra Bagdads gyder til soundtracket fra Bladerunner. Fairuz, Kurt Weill, Laurie Anderson, David Lang, Lalo, Beethoven og Den Sorte Skole er nogen af aftens gæster. Vært: Minna Grooss. (Sendt første gang 8. oktober 2023).

Et opråb, en julesang, et strejf af ensomhed, og en vals ved floden er bare et lille udpluk af, hvad der gemmer sig bag aftens røde gardin. Fairuz, Marlene Dietrich, Kassiani, Karaindrou, Nina Simone og Mozart ledsager Natsværmeren et stykke af vejen. Vært: Minna Grooss.

في هذا البودكاست، يلتقي ريكاردو كرم اعتدال حيدر، حورية الرقص الشهيرة. ولدت اعتدال في عائلة شيعية بارزة في بعلبك، وكانت رحلتها إلى عالم الرقص بمثابة تطوّر غير متوّقع في القدر. بدأت رحلتها الرائعة في سن السادسة عشرة عندما لفتت انتباه عبد الحليم كركلا، أحد مؤسسي فرقة كركلا للرقص الشهيرة. وزاد وضع عائلة اعتدال في المنطقة من تعقيد القرار، لكنها شرعت بمباركة والدها في السير على طريق جعلها في النهاية رمزا للفن الراقي. كان ظهورها الأول عام ١٩٦۸ مع فيروز والأخوين رحباني  في مسرحية "جبل الصوان" في بعلبك بمثابة بداية مسيرتها غير العادية. على مرّ السنين، صقلت اعتدال حرفتها على المستويين الأكاديمي والفني وانتقلت إلى لندن للدراسة في The Place لمارثا جراهام حيث انغمست في الباليه الكلاسيكي، ودفعت حدود التعبير وخلقت لغة جديدة لحركة الجسم. انضموا إلينا في هذا البودكاست حيث تروي اعتدال حيدر رحلتها الاستثنائية، وتحديات فنها، والإرث الدائم الذي تواصل تشكيله. In this enchanting podcast episode, Ricardo Karam sits down with Itidal Haidar, a legendary prima donna and iconic ballerina. Born into a prominent Shiite family in Baalbeck, her journey into the world of dance was an unexpected twist of fate. Her remarkable journey began at the young age of sixteen when she caught the eye of Abdel Halim, one of the founders of the renowned Caracalla Dance Troupe. Itidal's family's status in the region added complexity to the decision, but with her father's blessing, she embarked on a path that would ultimately make her a symbol of grace and artistry. Her debut in 1968 with Fairuz and the Rahbani spectacle 'Jibal al-Sawan' in Baalbeck marked the beginning of her extraordinary career. Over the years, Itidal honed her craft both academically and artistically. She ventured to London to study at Martha Graham's The Place and immersed herself in classical ballet, pushing the boundaries of expression and creating a new language of body movement. Join us in this podcast as Itidal Haidar recounts her extraordinary journey, the challenges of her art, and the enduring legacy she continues to shape.

Ara Malikian, the virtuoso violinist born into an Armenian family in Beirut in 1968, is a maestro of international acclaim, seamlessly blending his Lebanese roots with a global musical palette. Educated in Germany and now a resident of Spain, Malikian's musical odyssey commenced under the tutelage of his violinist father, leading to a debut concert at the tender age of 12. At 14, he became the youngest-ever student at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover in Germany. Distinguished by a repertoire that spans Middle Eastern, Central European, Argentinean, and Spanish influences, Malikian has not only championed classical masterpieces but also premiered compositions by contemporary maestros. His laurels include triumphs in esteemed competitions, with a string of first prizes and accolades from Berlin to Pamplona, showcasing his prowess. As a soloist, Malikian has graced renowned stages worldwide, from Carnegie Hall to Salle Pleyel, leaving an indelible mark with orchestras conducted by luminaries such as Mariss Jansons and Vladimir Spivakov. Residing in Madrid, he held the esteemed position of concertmaster for the Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid, enriching the city's musical tapestry. Beyond the classical realm, Malikian's collaborations span genres and artists, from flamenco guitarist José Luis Montón to iconic figures like Fairuz and Joaquín Cortés. His discography, an opulent array of solo and collaborative albums, attests to his dexterity in interpreting classical opuses and exploring diverse musical landscapes. Recognized not only for his musical virtuosity but also for his versatility, Malikian's nominations and awards underscore his enduring impact. His presence extends to the cinematic realm, contributing to iconic soundtracks in Pedro Almodóvar's "Hable Con Ella" and Carlos Saura's "J: Beyond Flamenco." In essence, Ara Malikian transcends the boundaries of classical virtuosity, weaving a captivating narrative of cultural fusion and artistic brilliance that resonates on the global stage.

« Je ne me rendais pas compte que la cuisine libanaise allait nous manquer autant quand nous nous sommes installés à Paris en 76 », raconte Andrée Maalouf, cuisinière passionnée et autrice avec le chef cuisinier Karim Haïdar d'un troisième livre sur la cuisine libanaise, « De Beyrouth à Paris ». 3 livres pour 3 temps : le premier il y a près de 20 ans, le dernier en ce mois de novembre avec, dans ses pages, le besoin impérieux de transmettre, que ce livre trouve sa place dans la cuisine, que ses pages en soi tâchées, cornées, annotées : que ses recettes les plus essentielles - traditionnelles – celles des mères et des grands-mères survivent. C'est l'écriture d'un patrimoine, de recettes pour permettre à chacun de les faire siennes, une fois les bases acquises, le solfège maîtrisé avant le grand saut de l'improvisation.Des recettes traditionnelles, familiales, accessibles à tous, avec moins d'ingrédients et des alternatives, pour permettre à tous ceux qui sont partis de retrouver la cuisine de leur mère. Des recettes qui trouvent leur place dans les quotidiens d'aujourd'hui où le temps manque.Avec Andrée Maalouf, autrice passionnée de cuisine, et Karim Haïdar, chef cuisinier, conteur.« La cuisine plus que tout nous montre que l'humanité est une. » Karim Haïdar.La cuisine libanaise, de Beyrouth à Paris, d'Andrée Maalouf et Karim Haïdar, est publiée aux éditions Albin Michel, comme leurs deux précédents livres. Karim Haïdar est le chef de la table à manger « Les mots et le ciel », 80 rue Olivier de Serres à Paris, dans le 15ème arrondissement et du restaurant Sama, 5 rue Guillaume Bertrand, dans le 11ème arrondissement.« La cuisine seule a la capacité de faire apprécier toutes les saveurs, par-delà les crispations politiques et culturelles. Elle seule nous rapproche les uns des autres sans préjugés ni arrière-pensées. Elle seule va au-delà des différences, vers l'essentiel, vers l'humain » Amin Maalouf, écrivain, secrétaire perpétuel de l'Académie française.En imagesProgrammation musicale- Beyrouth-Paris de Taxi 404- Le Beiruth de Fairuz.

« Je ne me rendais pas compte que la cuisine libanaise allait nous manquer autant quand nous nous sommes installés à Paris en 76 », raconte Andrée Maalouf, cuisinière passionnée et autrice avec le chef cuisinier Karim Haïdar d'un troisième livre sur la cuisine libanaise, « De Beyrouth à Paris ». 3 livres pour 3 temps : le premier il y a près de 20 ans, le dernier en ce mois de novembre avec, dans ses pages, le besoin impérieux de transmettre, que ce livre trouve sa place dans la cuisine, que ses pages en soi tâchées, cornées, annotées : que ses recettes les plus essentielles - traditionnelles – celles des mères et des grands-mères survivent. C'est l'écriture d'un patrimoine, de recettes pour permettre à chacun de les faire siennes, une fois les bases acquises, le solfège maîtrisé avant le grand saut de l'improvisation.Des recettes traditionnelles, familiales, accessibles à tous, avec moins d'ingrédients et des alternatives, pour permettre à tous ceux qui sont partis de retrouver la cuisine de leur mère. Des recettes qui trouvent leur place dans les quotidiens d'aujourd'hui où le temps manque.Avec Andrée Maalouf, autrice passionnée de cuisine, et Karim Haïdar, chef cuisinier, conteur.« La cuisine plus que tout nous montre que l'humanité est une. » Karim Haïdar.La cuisine libanaise, de Beyrouth à Paris, d'Andrée Maalouf et Karim Haïdar, est publiée aux éditions Albin Michel, comme leurs deux précédents livres. Karim Haïdar est le chef de la table à manger « Les mots et le ciel », 80 rue Olivier de Serres à Paris, dans le 15ème arrondissement et du restaurant Sama, 5 rue Guillaume Bertrand, dans le 11ème arrondissement.« La cuisine seule a la capacité de faire apprécier toutes les saveurs, par-delà les crispations politiques et culturelles. Elle seule nous rapproche les uns des autres sans préjugés ni arrière-pensées. Elle seule va au-delà des différences, vers l'essentiel, vers l'humain » Amin Maalouf, écrivain, secrétaire perpétuel de l'Académie française.En imagesProgrammation musicale- Beyrouth-Paris de Taxi 404- Le Beiruth de Fairuz.

En sang fra øst, et kor fra vest og klarinettens mange klange skaber et broget tæppe i Natsværmeren. Petro-Loukas Chalkias & Kompania, Arvo Pärt, Fairuz og Cecilia Bartoli er bare nogen af dem du møder i aftens virvar. Vært: Minna Grooss.

Ustadz Abu Fairuz - Menikah Untuk Apa

Kali ini ada bang Fairuz yang bakal nyeritain pengalaman Horor dirumah tempat tinggalnya yang dari kecil ia tinggali, banyak kejadian horor yang dia alami dari kecil dan juga kejadian kejadian horor yang menimpa saudara atau teman-temannya yang sedang berkunjung. Horror Channel Based on True Story Kirim cerita horror kalian -----------------

Ustadz Abu Fairuz Lc - Lautan yang Terbakar

DJ St. Paul neemt de muzikale week door met liedjes van o.a. Fairuz, Danger Mouse & Tom Pintens. Deze keer in de albumrubriek een uitgebreid gesprek met Remy van Kesteren over 22 A Million van Bon Iver. Benieuwd naar de tracklist en shownotes? Check ze via: tivolivredenburg.nl/studio/podcast/st-pauls-boutique/

DJ St. Paul neemt de muzikale week door met liedjes van o.a. Fairuz, Danger Mouse & Tom Pintens. Deze keer in de albumrubriek een uitgebreid gesprek met Remy van Kesteren over 22 A Million van Bon Iver. Benieuwd naar de tracklist en shownotes? Check ze via: tivolivredenburg.nl/studio/podcast/st-pauls-boutique/

La Nuit des Divas, c'est l'émission qui permet de découvrir la scène musicale et féminine vibrante allant du Maroc à la Syrie tout en essayant de replacer ces artistes dans des contextes sociologiques et culturels particuliers. Les artistes sont méticuleusement choisies selon ces critères : des interprètes contemporaines à partir des années 80 et des potentielles héritières des divas telles qu'Oum Kalthoum, Fairuz, ect. Chaque mois, on fait un focus sur une de ces femmes en parlant de ses albums, ses potentiels engagements, son registre musical et comment celles-ci s'inscrivent dans la lignée d'une certaine tradition musicale. Sinon, on met en place des discussions thématiques aux côtés d'intervenantes afin de d'échanger sur les problématiques entourant ces chanteuses trop souvent oubliées par les pays et médias occidentaux. Une émission produite par Emilie Maksaymous pour Radio Campus Paris. - Une production Radio Campus Paris www.radiocampus.fr ------------------------------------------------------ RADIO CAMPUS FRANCE Radio Campus France est le réseau des radios associatives, libres, étudiantes et locales fédérant 30 radios partout en France. NOUS SUIVRE | FOLLOW US www.radiocampus.fr Insta @radio_campus TW @radiocampus FB @radiocampus NOUS ÉCOUTER | LISTEN Site, webradios et podcasts www.radiocampus.fr

Ustadz Abu Fairuz, MA - Artis Di Langit

La Nuit des Divas, c'est l'émission qui permet de découvrir la scène musicale et féminine vibrante allant du Maroc à la Syrie tout en essayant de replacer ces artistes dans des contextes sociologiques et culturels particuliers. Les artistes sont méticuleusement choisies selon ces critères : des interprètes contemporaines à partir des années 80 et des potentielles héritières des divas telles qu'Oum Kalthoum, Fairuz, ect. Chaque mois, on fait un focus sur une de ces femmes en parlant de ses albums, ses potentiels engagements, son registre musical et comment celles-ci s'inscrivent dans la lignée d'une certaine tradition musicale. Sinon, on met en place des discussions thématiques aux côtés d'intervenantes afin de d'échanger sur les problématiques entourant ces chanteuses trop souvent oubliées par les pays et médias occidentaux. Une émission produite par Emilie Maksaymous pour Radio Campus Paris. - Une production Radio Campus Paris www.radiocampus.fr ------------------------------------------------------ RADIO CAMPUS FRANCE Radio Campus France est le réseau des radios associatives, libres, étudiantes et locales fédérant 30 radios partout en France. NOUS SUIVRE | FOLLOW US www.radiocampus.fr Insta @radio_campus TW @radiocampus FB @radiocampus NOUS ÉCOUTER | LISTEN Site, webradios et podcasts www.radiocampus.fr

This Sarde is brought to you by our incredible patrons at www.patreon.com/sardeafterdinner. Without you guys, there is no Sarde (after dinner). Thank you.   Bisher Najjar: Syria and Lebanon, A Shared Culture & A Shared Struggle | Sarde (after dinner) Podcast #10 بشر نجار: سوريا ولبنان، ثقافة مشتركة ومعاناة مشتركة What do you get when you put 3 podcasters from Beirut and Damascus in one room (in this political climate)? An epic and effortless #Sardeafterdinner.  Bisher Najjar creates Arabic content that simplifies and popularizes human sciences because “smart is the new sexy”. Whether it's trying to understand post-Soviet era geopolitics or why vegetables don't taste the same abroad, Bisher brings the same passion and curiosity Médéa and Mouin have to the table, literally.  In this #Sardeafterdinner, we discover what drives Bisher's to do what he does best and explore the shared culture, heritage and struggles amongst Lebanese and Syrians alike.   We ask ourselves:  -Why is there an extreme lack of Arabic content in the media landscape? -Fairuz vs Sabah Fakhri: How does pop culture & music contribute to building narratives of nationhood? -Why Arab expats are plagued by Survivor's Guilt, and how trauma is inherited from generation to generation  -Mesh vs. Mou: The difference between Lebanese and Syrian dialect -The case of Syrian Refugees: Between politicization, racism and governmental neglect -What is the Damascus Spring and why is it the missed golden opportunity of the Syrian people?    شو بصير بس تجمع 3 من صانعي البودكست من بيروت والشام بغرفة وحدة (وبهيك جو سياسي)؟ بصير في هالحلقة من #سردة

De namen Umm Kulthum, Asmahan, Warda en Fairuz brengen vrijwel elke Arabier in vervoering. Zij groeiden op met deze diva's als soundtrack. De gemiddelde Nederlander zeggen deze namen waarschijnlijk niets. Daar komt nu verandering in, want in het Tropenmuseum worden deze iconen geëerd in de tentoonstelling ‘Diva's: bezieling en beleving in Arabische muziek en cinema'.  De tentoonstelling geeft een kijkje in een geschiedenis van de Arabische wereld die vaak vergeten wordt: die van Nile-wood (Hollywood aan de Nijl) en het activisme van deze supersterren. Hoe ontstond deze diva-cultuur en bestaat die nog steeds? Historicus Nadia Bouras bezocht voor ons de tentoonstelling en vertelt.

Put a pin in Egypt! Yep, the cast was joined this week by Maha Kamal all the way from Cairo, Egypt. Maha is a Geospatial Advisor at EDGE Pro for Information Systems. Her belief is geospatial technologies are the foundational in creating positive change in the world. Maha is a driver of Geospatial strategy and an experienced Product Manager who focuses on product life, strategy and leadership skills. She is very passionate about innovation and loves the diversity of work. Peta Cox joined the guys this week for another stimulating conversation. Jack Dangermond was quoted with music by Fairuz!!

Mira and her dad Alaa were in Hamra, Beirut, Lebanon, when they spotted Piccadilly Theater, an old deserted theater, or so they think. When they go in, a man welcomes them and takes them to their seats. They watch a movie projection of an old Lebanese train, when that train comes to life, and they find themselves inside. On the way, they meet Fairuz, the famous Lebanese singer. Watch the full story and let us know your thoughts on our website https://dadtimestories.me/en/Follow the English series on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpIJyAfABAY&list=PLfPjXLiD8L-82IRia6r5olXu7q8NmAKQvDadtime Stories is a podcast in Lebanese Arabic of kids bedtime stories, written for my daughter Mira. I narrate these stories with my voice, and Mira stars as herself in most of them.To help me continue this project, please support me by becoming a patron on https://patreon.com/dadtimestories

Dana Rimawi is the CEO and founder of A'myn, a company that promotes social justice through rugs designed and hand-made by local artisans and refugees. She talks about her Palestinian mother Fairuz who was forced to leave her home in West Palestine in 1948 and has since lived in Jordan, Syria, USA and Saudi Arabia. Mama Fairuz teaches us about being adaptable and flexible, reinventing yourself at any age, being financially independent, thinking positive and visualizing, having faith, growing from any given situation, and always learning and working. We talked about the experience of being a refugee, and how it becomes a generational trauma. Dana speaks about learning to stand to your identity, as difficult as it can be in some situations, and preparing your children for the real world, and real people, out there. She shares her own journey of a Palestinian American born in Kansas, raised in Texas and currently based in Jordan, and talks about her work with refugees, something she also learned from her mom. You will find Dana's rugs on the A'myn webiste.  To contact Ana, to be a guest, or suggest a guest, please send your mail to: info@thankyoumama.net For more about “Thank You, Mama" and to subscribe to the newsletter, please visit: http://www.thankyoumama.net To connect with Ana on social media: https://www.instagram.com/anatajder/ https://www.facebook.com/ana.tajder https://www.linkedin.com/in/anatajder/ https://twitter.com/tajder

Bruce. Gordon Lightfoot, Tippy Agogo, Fairuz and Shumaila Hemani. A selection of new releases, the events calendar, and more.Playlist: Phyllis Sinclair - Weathered WingsGordon Lightfoot - Nous Vivons EnsembleFrancois Robin & Mathias Delplanque - PerduReuben & The Dark - All My FriendsCynthia Hamar - ShakenJulian Taylor - I Am A TreeThe Fragments - Slack SaplingTippy Agogo - Moon ElipsisGoitse - The Trusty MessengerMarjan Vahdat - Leyli's GardenFairuz - Indi Thika FikMike Tod - The CrowShumaila Hemani - Displacement (2022)wihtikow - Marbh

After being introduced to the music of famous Arabic singer Fairuz by her grandmother, Samoan-Australian Kayla Fassavalu chose one of her songs to perform at a community concert recently.

durée : 01:27:00 - Les Nuits de France Culture - L'émission"Les Nuits magnétiques" proposait en 1984 un portrait de Warda Al-Jazairia, grande diva de la musique arabe. Un portrait intitulé "Un conte des mille et une nuits avec Warda l'Algérienne" (1ère diffusion : 20/11/1984). Morte au Caire en 2012, Warda l'Algérienne, "la rose algérienne" était née à Paris en 1939 d'une mère libanaise et d'un père algérien.  * Elle restera comme l'une des grandes divas de la musique arabe, aux côtés de Oum Kalthoum et Fairuz. Immense star dans tout le monde arabe, vendant ses disques par dizaines de millions, tout au long d'une carrière qu'elle débuta alors qu'elle n'était qu'une enfant, elle chanta l'amour et incarna un rêve panarabiste qui ne l'aura jamais quittée.  En 1984, dans les "Nuits Magnétiques_"_, Daniel Caux rencontrait Warda al-Jazairia et interrogeait ses admirateurs dans le quartier de Belleville.  Quelques années plus tard, dans les années 90, après une éclipse comme elle en connut plusieurs dans sa carrière, elle devait faire un retour en force et renouer avec le grand succès, en multipliant les tubes aux arrangements  plus modernes.   Dans cette émission, illustrée par nombre de ses chansons, Warda se souvenait de son enfance à Paris, où sa famille tenait un cabaret oriental très en vue, dans le Quartier Latin, "Le Tam-Tam" : Je suis repassée devant mon école c'était rue Saint Jacques, là j'ai pleuré un peu tout de même, c'est là-bas où j'ai grandi. C'est très drôle car c'est à Paris que j'ai appris à aimer mon pays, qui est l'Algérie, et l'Egypte et la musique et le monde arabe. Mais les événements liés à la guerre d'Algérie viennent troubler la jeunesse de Warda. En effet, "Le Tam-Tam" est lié au siège du MTLD, le Mouvement pour le triomphe des libertés démocratiques, le parti politique pour l'indépendance de l'Algérie. Le cabaret était mitoyen avec le siège du MTLD, il est sous la surveillance de la police. Warda qui est adolescente doit alors s'exiler au Liban avec une partie de sa famille.  A dix-huit ans, c'est en Égypte sur les traces d'Oum Kalsoum que sa carrière commence réellement à décoller d'abord au cinéma puis sur scène. Cependant l'indépendance de l'Algérie lui fait quitter L'Égypte en 1962. Elle s'arrêtera de chanter durant neuf ans à la demande de son mari, puis reprendra sa carrière en Égypte après son divorce.  Production : Daniel Caux  Réalisation : Bruno Sourcis Nuits magnétiques - Un conte des mille et une nuits avec Warda l'Algérienne 1ère diffusion : 20/11/1984 Indexation web : Sandrine England, Documentation Sonore de Radio France

Fairuz (she/they) introduces their character. Meet our tiefling elf Rogue, Temerity (he/him).

1. M.Reza.Shajarian. Dolate Eshq [01:23]2. Janis Joplin. Summertime [07:03]3. Buika. No habrá nadie en el mundo [10:59]4. Maria Callas. Carmen, Act 2 [14:38]5. Amalia Rodrigues. Fria Claridade [18:12]6. Ella Fitzgerald. A Tisket a Tasket [21:07]7. Sezen Aksu. Şahane Bir Şey Yaşamak [23:43]8. Umm Kulthum. Alfa Layla Wa Layl [28:14]9. Asha Bhosle. Dil khoya khoya [42:35]10. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Love Songs [46:20]11. Ahmad Zahir. Zendegi Chist [51:40]12. George Jones. Walk Through This World With Me [55:43]13. Chavela Vargas. Somos [57:58]14. Freddie Mercury. Bohemian Rhapsody [01:00:21]15. Björk. Immature (Mark Bell's Version) [01:06:07]16. Billie Holiday. Stars Fell on Alabama [01:09:07]17. Esma Redžepova. Tut Ka Pajravan [01:13:31]18. Plácido Domingo. Aquellos Ojos Verdes [01:17:02]19. Radmilla Cody. God Bless America [01:20:45]20. Iggy Pop. The Passenger [01:24:15]21. Celia Cruz. Yo Viviré [01:58:52]22. Fairuz. Sallimleh Alayh [01:33:22]23. Jackie Wilson. I Just Can't Help It [01:39:07]24. Lauryn Hill. Killing Me Softly With His Song [01:41:55]25. Yossele Rosenblatt. Achinu Kol Beit Israel [01:46:38]25+1. Björk & Omar Soleyman. Crystal line [01:52:01] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As broadcast July 7, 2021 with a lot of extra room to roam for you podcast wanderers.  Tonight we took a trip to Lebanon, which is really having a terrible time right now amidst one of the worst economic crises of the past two centuries and an ongoing refugee crisis that is literally squeezing the tiny beauty to the breaking point.  Thus, we wanted to take a trip and pay tribute to the country of the mighty cedar, and play some tunes new & old from this very gifted but beleaguered nation.  Classics from Fairuz & Roger Fakhr dotted with some more modern joints from Mashrau Leila and Soapkills throughout whilst starting with our own tribute to Massive Attack's "Blue Lines," celebrating 30 years since release this year.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Massive Attack – Unfinished SympathyFeu! Chatterton – Un Monde NouveauElias Rahbani – La Danse De NadiaSamir feat Abboud – GamesIbrahim Malouf – Maeva In Wonderland Part II (31:13)Roger Fakhr – Fine AnywayIssam Hajali – Ada Derya Yelderim & Grup Simsek – Haydar HaydarJacques Kodjian – HabbeytakToufic Farroukh – Villes invisiblesFairuz – El BostaPart III (65:32)Soapkills – Tango Soapkills – Herzan Adonis – La Bel HakiFairuz – Le BeirutRoger Fakhr – The WizardFerret 3a Nota – Ma fik Part IV (94:00)Al Walid Hallani – Galati Meen – Rishineh Bel KalashMashrou' Leila – Cavalry Mashrou' Leila – Radio RomanceLizz Kalo – Treat Me BetterSuran – I Feel 

Live Comedy Set LIVE from Fairuz Lounge, Alexandria, Virginia. I bought some Enjira, trying new things, being my best, gauging my energy! Its a crazy world, thank you for keeping your sanity and taking time to listen! Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freedom2style/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freedom2style/support