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Instrument: Guitar, electric
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Michel Sajrawy
Guitarist and composer Michel Sajrawy was born to a Palestinian family from Nazareth - Israel. At the age of nine he started taking guitar lessons. During the years 1990-93 he studied for and received a diploma in electronic engineering. In 1995 he moved to London, England, where he studied and completed a one-year diploma at the Musicians' Institute - G.I.T. He began a three-year degree program in music composition at The London College of Music in 1996 under the instruction and assistance of Adam Gorb.. During the years 1999-2000 Michel furthered himself with the assistance of Adam Gorb and Nigel Clark to complete his masters degree in film and TV scoring. In 2000 he returned to Nazareth and established his own business Dasam Studio (Dasam is a word in Arabic for ''rich food'')
Floating City
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2017
Track listing: Floating City; Bride Of The Galilee; On The Road; Life Smiles Back;
Absence; Zanjaran; Earth, Wind, & Fire; I’m Not Sure; Sahra.
Michel Sajrawy: Floating City
by James Nadal
In his ongoing quest to create a singular jazz alignment bridging traditional and contemporary music of his homeland, Israeli guitarist Michel Sajrawy explores the multicultural background of the city of Nazareth, in Floating City. Though Jerusalem gets all the headlines and global attention, Nazareth stands apart as a city epitomizing co-existence in a region ravaged by ...
Tipat Mazal
Featuring the music of Michel Sajrawy
Duration: 4:18
Arabop
Label: Dasam Studio
Released: 2012
Track listing: Tojann; 1 Count Before 40; Arabop; Syncretic Beliefs; Batumi; Hal Asmar Ellon; Ya Lel; Invention; Longa Farah Faza.
Bride Of The Galilee
Album: Writings On The Wall
By Michel Sajrawy
Label: Ozella Music
Released: 0
Duration: 6:51
Michel Sajrawy: Arabop
by James Nadal
Arabian music is distinguished by its historical documentation as far back as the seventh century. If performed and heard today, it is readily identifiable for its distinct configuration or format, based on maqamat (modes) and jins (sets of notes), which provide its unique ethnic sound. Enter into this equation guitarist Michel Sajrawy, who catapults Arabian-derived music ...
Tojann
Featuring the music of Michel Sajrawy
Duration: 6:00