Podcasts about fanna fi allah

Vilniuje ir Kaune prasideda rytų muzikos festivalis „Orient“, sklidinas rytietiškos patirties. Festivalyje vyks fotografijų paroda, bus galima paragauti rytietiško maisto, pasirodymus surengs trys muzikos grupės: sufijų kavalio kolektyvas „Fanna-Fi-Allah“ iš Pakistano ir Kanados, Radžastano romų ir kerėtojų grupė „Dhoad Gypsies of Rajasthan“ iš Indijos ir dar niekur nepasirodę, etnomuzikologinėje ekspedicijoje atrinkti Sacharos klajokliai iš Alžyro. Kalbamės su festivalio Lietuvoje rengėjais.Gamtosauginės Prezidento Valdo Adamkaus premijos laureate išrinkta mokslininkė prof. dr. Tatjana Paulauskienė. Premija skirta už inovatyvių ir aplinkai draugiškų technologijų, skirtų naftos teršalų valymui iš vandens, kūrimą, ekologinį visuomenės švietimą bei už pasiekimus ir lyderystę ekologijos ir aplinkotyros mokslų srityje. Pokalbis su laureate apie jos veiklas ir pasiekimus.Kauno paveikslų galerija kviečia pažinti vieną žymiausių Lenkijos naiviojo meno atstovų - Nikiforą. Lenkijoje jį garbina panašiai, kaip mes Čiurlionį. Savamokslio lenkų menininko darbai ir jo gyvenimo istorija - įkvėpė ne vieną kūrėją. Apie Nikiforą rašyti straipsniai, knygos, statyti filmai.Berlyno filharmonijos parama Ukrainos orkestrams, BBC ieškomi sprendimai padėti savo orkestrams, Niujorko „Metropoliteno“ operos teatro didesnis dėmesys šiuolaikiniams kūriniams ir investicija į muzikos technologijų startuolį „Enote“.Kas padeda išlaikyti smalsumą ir nuostabą kaskart žengiant į sceną? Kaip neprarasti kūrybinio troškulio ir, kartu, balanso gyvenime? Aktorės Vestos Šumilovaitės būsenos teatro ir namų pasauliuose.Ved. Gerūta Griniūtė

The twenty-sixth episode of the Quarantine Sessions Podcast is with special guest Tahir of Fanna Fi-Allah. Tahir is a Qawwali musician and has spent a significant time in Pakistan learning sacred Sufi ragas in the Qawwali tradition. We spoke about this and more. Enjoy this inspiring conversation. See the preview to his documentary Qawwali: Music of the Mystics here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nALJ0QzP59M More of Jake's work can be found at http://www.jakekobrinportal.com/You can donate to this podcast at http://paypal.me/jkobrinart

Tahir Hussain Faridi Qawwal of Fanna Fi Allah speaks to host Vijay R. Nathan about the music of the mystics. After discussing Sufi Qawwali music, we listen to the masters discuss union with the divine and a sample of music from Fanna Fi Allah.

Literary Safari founder Sandhya Nankani talks to host Vijay R. Nathan about how educational apps, diverse literature, and inclusive editorial practices can further lead the way for social progress. Also, tune in for music from Fanna Fi Allah and a chance to win two tickets to their August 25 Brooklyn show!

North American Qawwali musician Tahir Faridi Qawwal talks about sacred improvisation, the mystic bliss of qawwali music, breaking into tradition, and building bridges between East and West with his group Fanna-Fi-Allah. www.fanna-fi-allah.com   

“Thy will be done. Thy will be done. I don’t know. Please, I don’t know.” -Jessica Ripper   Jessica Ripper is a white American with blonde hair, blue eyes and a home in Northern California. Yet, to many in Pakistan, she’s an Islamic-gospel musician who plays the tabla. In the 700-year-old sufi-singing tradition of Qawwali, she’s a female trailblazer shattering century-old glass ceilings from sufi shrine to sufi shrine. And everywhere else, she’s a statistical anomaly, a bizarre outlier. Did fate direct Ripper to her path as one of the world’s only white female western qawwali players? Or was it chance and opportunity? You be the judge. Show Notes: [00:10] “Villager” by Blue Dot Sessions [02:25] “Villa” by Blue Dot Sessions [04:40] “Allah Hu” by the Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Party [06:35] Shahzad Bashir [06:40] “Snowmelt” by Blue Dot Sessions [08:35] Fanna-Fi-Allah Side note: They’re working on a documentary project about qawwali music. See here. [08:40] On Ripper’s conversion to Islam. [09:00] “Allah Hu” by Fanna-Fi-Allah [10:35] “McKrary” by Blue Dot Sessions [11:20] Richard Michos performing with Shabaz [13:00] Rahat Fateh Ali Khan [13:05] “O Re Piya” by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan [13:25] More on Dildar Hussain [13:25] “Tanam Farsuda Jan Para” by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Party [13:55] Nusrat’s collaboration with Michael Brook [13:56] “In Your Eyes” by Peter Gabriel [14:20] Nusrat’s obituary in The New York Times [15:10] “Banjo” by Blue Dot Sessions [16:09] Yassir Chadly [18:20] “Grand Caravan” by Blue Dot Sessions [18:20] A neat infographic of what Islam looks like. [18:25] Additional reading on Sufism and the current state of Islam [19:00] Some online dialogue about music in Islam [19:45] Background on 2010 Lahore Bombing [20:50] Tabla played by Jessica Ripper [21:45] The Urs of Baba Farid [21:50] On Baba Farid [27:15] “3rd Chair” by Blue Dot Sessions [28:03] “Ya Mustafa” by Fanna-Fi-Allah performed at the Urs of Baba Farid [30:05] Riffat Sultana Recommended listening [30:10] Ustad Salamat Ali Khan [31:50] “Bliste” by Blue Dot Sessions [36:00] Abidah Parveen with members of Fanna-Fi-Allah [39:05] “Illway” by Blue Dot Sessions [41:40] “Xandre” by Blue Dot Sessions [43:55] “Holo” by Blue Dot Sessions The project that started this story: Written Video Download Flipboard on your phone, connect to strong WiFi and open flip.it/tabla in the mobile app for a unique story experience.