Übersetzung für 'rabab' von Englisch nach Deutsch

rabab

Rubab {f}mus.

• Ghulam Hassan Shaggan lived in Iqbal Town, Lahore with his sons Qadir Shaggan (vocalist and music director) and Mazhar Shaggan (rabab and mandolin player).
• In Egypt, which is considered one of the traditional homes Mawwawel ("plural of Mawwal") the musicians of Mawawil play the rabab (a double-stringed spike fiddle made from half of a coconut shell covered with fish skin and a bow strung with horse hair), the kawala (an end-blown, oblique flute with six holes) and the arghoul (an ancient double clarinet characterized by two pipes of unequal length.
• She loves to listen to traditional music, especially the tunes played on the rabab and the flute.
• The violin later also became a traditional Minang musical instrument with several modifications according to the Minang tradition: the rabala and rabab darek.
• For example, his portrait of the "US Couple in Ctesiphon" shows an American couple visiting the Taq Kisra (arch at Ctesiphon) in the background, while they listen to an elderly Bedouin man seated on the ground playing the rabab.

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• A rabab player and songwriter, he is most noted for the song "The Crown Sleeps" from the film "The Breadwinner", which won the Canadian Screen Award for Best Original Song at the 6th Canadian Screen Awards in 2018.
• depicted the Gandharan lute, though the ancestor of the rabab in India is likely the Persian instrument of the same name.
• Alwan's music used the "rabab", a traditional instrument of Ahwaz.
• Micus has played bagpipes, Japanese bamboo flute, rabab, steel drums, and zither.
• The Rababi are Mirasis who play a musical instrument known as a rabab.

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• The Music of Sumatra, Sumatra is a part of Indonesia; its best-known musical output is probably dangdut, a rabab/saluang instrumental style.
• On November 18, 1974, Mohammad Omar gave a public concert at the university, his first rabab performance in front of a Western audience; he was accompanied on tabla by Zakir Hussain.
• The name" seni rabāb" may be an Indian adaptation from a Persian designation of the instrument; "Sen-e-rabab" is supposed to mean rebab of [...] Sen.