“Hang Amazigh” .. the sixth new album of the Enoraz group, sees the light
Recently, the group “Enouraz” released a new album titled “HANG AMAZIGH” in reference to the international “Hang Ban” instrument that the group used and incorporated into its album, as a precedent of its kind in the history of Moroccan music in general and Amazigh music in particular. It is considered the sixth album of its kind in the group's path during 15 years of continuous creativity, as the group's first launch was at the beginning of 2006.
The album, which was supported by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, includes five pieces of music for which the group chose the names, “Hang Amazigh”, “Ayuta” (Borders), “Aman” (Water), “Taniri” (Desert) and then the last piece “Sifaw”. (the enlightener).
The album required the group about six months of preparation and arrangement, to coincide with the recent developments in the Moroccan desert. It is a beautiful coincidence that he included two musical pieces titled Borders and the Desert, in reference to the importance of the Moroccan man's connection to his land and the borders of his country, and his willingness to sacrifice the precious and precious for the sake of his country and his land and not to give up any inch of it.
The Enoraz Group is one of the most prominent and rare groups in Morocco that specializes in producing music in general and Amazigh music more precisely. It is organized by five members of the best and most skilled musicians and instrumentalists in Morocco, led by the artist Khaled El Berkaoui, who is famous at the national and international levels and who is proficient in playing many musical instruments. He was credited with bringing the first Berber Philharmonic orchestra into existence in the history of Moroccan music, which included more than 80 artists and musicians.
In addition to him, we find the artist Hassan Boumlik, whose artistic career began in 1987 and was accompanied by many of the great artists of the Amazigh song, as a player on the guitar, string, banjo and rebab. Then the artist Mustafa Amal, who was part of the group of the late artist Amouri Mubarak, and he also played alongside the German group EMBRIYO and a large number of Western and Moroccan groups and orchestras, who also mastered playing the violin, the rabab, the lute, the guitar, the oud and the banjo.
The group also includes the artist Omar Akhtar and the artist Badr Al-Yatribi. The first joined the group after a successful career and experience with several artistic groups and great artists, such as the late artist Amouri Mubarak, the artist Hisham Massine, the Tafsout group, and others. As for the artist Badr Al-Yatrebi, who is famous for being one of the most skilled musicians in Morocco on the flute and the saxophone, he, in turn, accompanied the great artists. In Morocco and abroad, he participated in dozens of national and international forums and festivals.
In the production of the album, the group used the latest technologies and international standards in the field of music production, under the supervision of Professor and Music Arranger Fawad Khudri, who was in charge of the recording, mixing and mastering process.
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