Nicole Tibbels, Christopher Gunning, John Williams - Gabriels Oboe (From The Mission)

Spanish music (in particular, songs with a chorus) Arabs along with the classic. Qasidoy (a ballad consisting of a long series of verses similar in size and structure that are evenly divided by caesuras and end with the same rhymes: aa, ba, ca, da, etc. ) master the decomp. forms of strophic. crossover rhymes. In the 10-11 centuries. new genres appear - muvashshah ("belted") and zadzhal ("melody"). The structure of the verse in Qassid caused restrictions in her muses. accompaniment (endless repetition of the melody). New genres with their various rhythmic combinations. drawing a verse gave music great freedom. Muvashshah (its creator, according to the scientist Ibn Khaldun, was Obad al-Kazzaz) was cultivated by hl. arr. par. poets, in it more often used primitive sizes, for example. Ramal (in the 13th century, muvashshah takes frozen forms, turning into the subject of formalistic exercises). Zadzhal (the wide distribution of this genre is associated with the name of the poet of the 12th century Ibn Kuzman - one of the first Arab troubadours), to a certain extent, - Nar. a variety of muvashshah.