Aleppo-Sana
The Ministry of Culture, “The Directorate of Intangible Heritage” and the Directorate of Culture in Aleppo held a heritage ceremony entitled “Qudud Aleppo, the Treasure of the Nagham”
With the participation of a number of authentic Tarab artists and the Nagham Music Ensemble led by Maestro Abdel Halim Hariri, on the stage of the Artists Syndicate in Aleppo.
Artists Safwan Abed, Omar Sarmini, Ahmed Khairy and Mahmoud Fares presented lyrical paragraphs from Al-Qudud Al-Halabi, including a break from the Maqam of Al-Hijaz, Ghossein Al-Ban, Al-Mawal Al-Sabawi, and a Sufi link, which was well received by the audience, who are fans of the authentic Aleppo Tarab.
The Minister of Culture, Dr. Lubana Mushawah, stated in a statement to SANA reporter that the ministry is concerned with protecting and preserving the tangible and intangible heritage, and the Aleppo Quds is an element registered on the list of human heritage at UNESCO, which necessitates commitment to protecting and preserving it, working on its dissemination and training on learning and reviving it.
Dr. Mushawah noted the richness of Aleppo and the diversity of its arts and aspects of its literary and plastic creations, stressing that work will continue to restore its brilliance again.
Director of Intangible Heritage at the Ministry of Culture, Eng. Rola Aqili, explained the importance of today's ceremony to shed light on Aleppo rams, as work is being done to implement a plan to preserve and protect Aleppo rams and teach them to future generations through the implementation of the heritage documentation and promotion program.
The Qudoud Aleppo singer, Safwan Abed, said: “The revival of the Aleppo Qudoud concert is a message we present to generations with the aim of preserving the authentic music and highlighting the traditional Aleppo qoodd that have not been sung yet and are not listened to in order to revive them again.”
And the artist Omar Sarmini indicated that the participating artists are presenting links from authentic and ancient Aleppo heritage to show this art to his fans and followers, including the seven-year-old money with renewed and improvised koods.
The artist, Mahmoud Fares, explained that these concerts are an invitation for future generations to preserve this ancient heritage represented by the Aleppo Qudoud.
The artist Ahmed Khairy pointed out that today's concert is diverse in its colors of qodd, muwashahat, and mawlawiyah, and its goal is to present a message to the world that Aleppo is a birth, a city of giving, music, singing and heritage that we inherited from parents and grandparents, and we are keen to pass it on to children and future generations.
Abdel Halim Hariri, head of the branch of the Artists Syndicate in Aleppo and the leader of the band, said: Today we present an integrated work on Al-Qudud Al-Halabi, which includes four lyrical links, one of which is religious, for supplication and supplication, with the aim of documenting it.
The ceremony was attended by the Governor of Aleppo Hussein Diab, the Secretary of the Aleppo branch of the party, Ahmed Mansour, the provincial police chief, and a crowd of authentic Aleppo fans.
Qusai Razzouk
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