3 Official Arrangements of Traditional - Lamma Bada Yatathanna (Andalusian Muwashshah)
A classical Arabic muwashshah from the Andalusian tradition, characterized by its complex poetic meter and maqam-based melody.
"Lamma Bada Yatathanna" is a cornerstone of the Andalusian Muwashshah tradition,
a poetic-musical form blending Arabic and Iberian influences. Its haunting melody
and rhythmic complexity have made it a favorite for both classical and contemporary
Middle Eastern musicians, symbolizing the enduring legacy of Al-Andalus.
A traditional Arabic muwashshah song dating back to the medieval period, often associated with Andalusian musical heritage. Its poetic structure and modal system reflect classical Arabic musical traditions.
Lammā Badā Yatathanna is a seminal piece from the Andalusian musical heritage, originating during the Islamic rule in medieval Spain. It exemplifies the muwashshah genre, blending Arabic poetic structures with Iberian melodic influences. The song's lyrics, drawn from classical Arabic poetry, often explore themes of love and nature. Its distinctive rhythmic patterns and maqam-based melodies have preserved it for centuries across North Africa and the Levant.
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