Arab medium speed song in D bayati, with E flat microtone. The E is 3 coma flat, slightly more that 50% flat. The music is notated as an E full flat. Saidi rhythm and malfuf fill with break.
The definitive Arab classic. 3 pages long and includes free form intro. Rhythms used: baladi, malfuf, maqsum and 6/8.
**NOTE** Some notes in this version are scored too low for violin and flute. This version is based on the range of oud and kanun.
For VIOLIN and FLUTE!
This sheet music version of the Arab classic Leilet hob is modified for higher pitch instruments like violin and flute. Some portions of the song are transcribed an octave higher to accomodate the range of these instruments.
Also known as Ya Ein Moulayytin in Arab countries. In Concert D Ussak/bayati. The B Flat notation uses a 5 koma F natural, slightly more than half natural from the sharp. This popular debke and cane dance uses a modified saidi rhythm (TkD TkD Dtk Ttk) and changes to malfuf. Taksims use the modified saidi rhythm. Traditionally played at mid tempo with a dramatic speed-up. This version includes the Raquy and the Cavemen alternate ending.
Also known as Ya Ein Moulayytin in Arab countries. In D Ussak/bayati. The E is 5 koma flat, slightly more than half flat. This popular debke and cane dance uses a modified saidi rhythm (TkD TkD Dtk Ttk) and changes to malfuf. Taksims use the modified saidi rhythm. Traditionally played at mid tempo with a dramatic speed-up. This version includes the Raquy and the Cavemen alternate ending.
