CDs Very Cairo Vol. 1 + 2

[meissoun]

Two dancers from Munich, Germany have produced two CDs in Cairo.

I bought them recently and have been using them all the time since then.

There is one with short performance pieces (2 - 6 Minutes), mostly popular songs and some composed for the dancers Ludmilla and Monica.
They've all been recorded with a real orchestra.
There's one piece called "Ahlam" that has this 70's sound about it that I am totally crazy for. I used it last week during a private lesson and my student liked it so much as well that we played it 3 times in a row...

The second is a CD that's mostly intended for teaching it has long sections of one rhythm being played for practice and also some short music pieces with no rhythm changes, so it's really ideal for the class room.

I really recommend both these CDs!
You can get them here:
Zentrum für Orientalischen Tanz - Home

MEISSOUN

[artemisia_danst]

i second this. one of my colleague/teachers at our school allerted me to the existence of these and i've been using them extensively for teaching ever since. great stuff!

Originally Posted by meissoun

Two dancers from Munich, Germany have produced two CDs in Cairo.

I bought them recently and have been using them all the time since then.

There is one with short performance pieces (2 - 6 Minutes), mostly popular songs and some composed for the dancers Ludmilla and Monica.
They've all been recorded with a real orchestra.
There's one piece called "Ahlam" that has this 70's sound about it that I am totally crazy for. I used it last week during a private lesson and my student liked it so much as well that we played it 3 times in a row...

The second is a CD that's mostly intended for teaching it has long sections of one rhythm being played for practice and also some short music pieces with no rhythm changes, so it's really ideal for the class room.

I really recommend both these CDs!
You can get them here:
Zentrum für Orientalischen Tanz - Home

MEISSOUN

[Shirin.]

ohhh lovely! I liked that they put clips up so we could listen to the content.