Jonas Kaufmann, Prague Philharmonic Orchestra & Ma - La Boheme, Act I: Che gelida manina

The lute improvements made by Ziryab are also significant. He made lutes and other muses. tools; introduced a plectrum from an eagle feather, replacing wooden plates, making the sound of the lute softer, cleaner. He was also a teacher (his voc. Technique is close to modern). Muses Ziryab’s legacy (according to Ibn Khaldun) was a huge fund that was used by subsequent generations of Arabs. The basis of the Andalusian school was made up of 24 noobs. Ziryab contributed. changes in the field of music. forms (the structure of the noob was subsequently described in Prince al-Maqqari). According to his rules, muses. the composition begins with a recitative (nashid), singing in a free rhythm and moving on to the expanded (usually slow) part (bass); then follows a 2-part confinement at a moving pace (moharrakat and hazayat).