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Jews and Arabs of Morocco preserved with fervour and passion the treasures of their common musical patrimony inherited from the blessed era of the tolerant and convivial Andalusia as it was before 1492. The Matruz, litterally "embroidered piece", is a musical genre that perfectly illustrates this coexistence. Performed on the modes of the Andalusian noubas, the Matruz is a song composed of verses both in Hebrew and in Arabic. Rabbi Haïm Louk and Abdelsadek Chekara render with fervour this repertory in front of an enthusiastic audience.
Languages: French, English voice over.
With: rabbi Haïm Louk, Abdelsadek Chekara and his orchestra.
DOP: Ahmed EL MAANOUNI, Arnaud du BOISBERRANGER.
Sound: Jean-Louis GARNIER, Antoine RODET.
Festival: MEKNES 1991
16mm, BETA Numérique, BETA SP, VHS Pal, Secam, NTSC.
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