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Nayyara Noor Sings Faiz
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Year: 1998
Nayyara Noor is a popular Ghazal - Geeth singer with a soft voice.
From childhood she was greatly influenced by Begum Akhtar's ghazal gramophone records. She managed to learn singing without much formal music education. At college level she participated and won prizes in music competitions. She started singing ghazals and geet-s for PTV dramas. Several of her well known ghazals are from this period, like Behzad Lakhnavi's "Aye jazba-e-dil gar mein chahoon".
Her background in singing for TV serials and dramas brought her opportunities to sing in TV music programs, which made her famous and a household name in Pakistan.
Apart from TV, she has sung ghazals and geet-s for a large number of films too. Her melodious voice, serious rendering is well suited for ghazals. Always shy, she has maintained high standards in singing without capitulating to popular taste. [Musical Nirvana, 2K7]
Gaudi and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Dub Qawaali
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Year: 2007
There is always something a bit macabre in creating a collaboration with a musician who has been dead for a decade. This kind of thing is nothing new, of course. The dead are sampled daily--from Nina Simone to Elvis Presley and, most recently, Billie Holiday. But this kind of reconstructive homage reeks of easy opportunism. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was the Ravi Shankar, Jimi Hendrix, and John Coltrane of Qawwali singing, the sacred and ancient vocal style popularized in Pakistan and brought to the world by Nusrat in the 1990s. Nusrat himself wasn\\
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Nayyara Noor Sings Faiz contains 14 files | view
Year: 1998
Nayyara Noor is a popular Ghazal - Geeth singer with a soft voice.
From childhood she was greatly influenced by Begum Akhtar's ghazal gramophone records. She managed to learn singing without much formal music education. At college level she participated and won prizes in music competitions. She started singing ghazals and geet-s for PTV dramas. Several of her well known ghazals are from this period, like Behzad Lakhnavi's "Aye jazba-e-dil gar mein chahoon".
Her background in singing for TV serials and dramas brought her opportunities to sing in TV music programs, which made her famous and a household name in Pakistan.
Apart from TV, she has sung ghazals and geet-s for a large number of films too. Her melodious voice, serious rendering is well suited for ghazals. Always shy, she has maintained high standards in singing without capitulating to popular taste. [Musical Nirvana, 2K7]
Gaudi and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - Dub Qawaali contains 10 files | view
Year: 2007
There is always something a bit macabre in creating a collaboration with a musician who has been dead for a decade. This kind of thing is nothing new, of course. The dead are sampled daily--from Nina Simone to Elvis Presley and, most recently, Billie Holiday. But this kind of reconstructive homage reeks of easy opportunism. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was the Ravi Shankar, Jimi Hendrix, and John Coltrane of Qawwali singing, the sacred and ancient vocal style popularized in Pakistan and brought to the world by Nusrat in the 1990s. Nusrat himself wasn\\
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