Relaxing Piano Music Academy - Over the Rainbow

He always relied on the bunk. traditionbased on the features of the Andalusian dialect. The correspondence in the stings to each verse of the new melodic. phrases gave room to muses. accompaniment. From the 12th century muvashshah and zadzhals are becoming popular both in Spain and throughout the East (Kuzman's zadzhals were sung in Arab countries up to Iran, according to some reports, their success was even greater in Baghdad than in Andalusia) and Sev. Africa. On the development of muses. theories in Andalusia are plural. documentary sources. Little work was popular. author of “The Doctrine of the Eight Sounds” (“Marifat an-naghamat atthaman”). It contains the tuning of the lute (the scheme of such a construction is accepted in modern Morocco and Algeria; for example, Algerian quitra is tuned): This setting limits the tessitura to the limits of an octave, but increases the possibility of using open strings, which makes the game easier.