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Karim Nagi



Karim Nagi is a native Egyptian drummer, DJ, and folk dancer. He is the creator of Turbo Tabla, and has released two internationally distributed CDs of this unique brand of Arab House/Electronica using acoustic instruments. Karim has authored instructional DVDs for the Tabla/Doumbek and Riqq tambourine, as well as two rhythm compilation CDs with Nourhan Sharif. He is also well versed in the ultra-traditional styles of music and dance as the leader of the Sharq Arabic Music Ensemble, and the Arab Dance Seminar. Karim performs and teaches Tahteeb Cane Dance, Dabka Line Dance, and Zikr Sufi Dance. He taught at the New England Conservatory of Music for 5 years, and has lectured and presented at Harvard, MIT, Yale, Bowdoin, Princeton, Stanford, William & Mary, and several Community Colleges. He has recorded music for Bellydance Superstars, Bellyqueen, Bellytwins, as well as mainstream artists like Alicia Keys, and The Urban Griot Project. His performances boast a dynamic concoction of live drumming and dance, done in unison. Because of his proficiency in both music and dance, his workshops deliver students to a new physical understanding of the connection between these two disciplines. As a dance and drum teacher, Karim has taught in nearly all major bellydance festivals in the United States and Cairo, as well as all major Arab Culture festivals in the USA. Karim Nagi is a true crossover artist, uniting the Cabaret and Tribal, Traditional and the Modern, the Ethnic and the Urban. Karim is a featured teacher in NYC with the Egyptian Academy events on an annual basis & he and Nourhan teach regularly together at the http://www.arabdance seminar.com and other events !www.karimnagi.com

Видео:
EVERYBODY YALLA by Karim Nagi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyYumtC-2Bg

song title: "everybody yalla" performer and producer: karim nagi video: richie vicencio for ink stories www.karimnagi.com www.turbotabla.com

ПРОСТО СУПЕР КЛИП!!!

сайт:
http://www.karimnagi.com/

"Tahteeb" Saidi Egyptian Cane Dance by Karim Nagi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aAsuTcEyfU

SAIDI

The southern half of Egypt, know as Upper Egypt due to its higher altitude, is called "al-Sa'id" in Arabic (pronounced iSa-yeed)". The Saidi people are famous for this semi-acrobatic stick dance called "Tahteeb" for men and "Raqs Assaya" for women. It is essentially a form of martial art where the manipulation of the stick and the demeanor of movement replicated a battle scene. The main motions with the stick include spinning, twirling, rowing, flipping and striking. Often two dancers will enact a friendly battle with synchronized sparing and coordinated strikes. But the essence of the Saidi dance is in its demeanor. The body moves heavily and confidently with a subtle pulse. Grace is more valued than aggression. This dance is done solo or in groups where the sticks are operated in unison, and men and/or women play together.

TURBO TABLA by Karim Nagi
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63UAMaIqWgU

Montage for Karim Nagi's Turbo Tabla Drum.Dj.Dance performance. http://www.turbotabla.com

Karim Nagi "Hip Hop Fallahi" Drum-Dance on Tabla (doumbek)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sT_0paw1m_w

This performance in Detroit features his unique drum and dance combination,
utilizing the Egyptian Fallahi rhythm, as well as Hip Hop and Breakbeats.

Turbo Tabla and the Bellydance Overdrive
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xDtoi79Skg

Karim Nagi, Meiver, Nina and Lauren perform a dynamic dance show to the songs of Turbo Tabla - http://www.turbotabla.com/dance

"Limouli" by Karim Nagi - Turbo Tabla Remix
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkPQfJbVmMU

Karim Nagi's Turbo Tabla Drum & Dance This show includes Arabic drumming, solo Dabke, TT's remix of an Allepan classic song, and an amazing crowd at Tribal Fest 2008, Northern California.

DABKE

Literally meaning "Stomp" in Arabic, Dabke (also spelled Dabka, Dubki, Dabkeh, plural Dabkaat) is a group dance found in the Eastern Arab countries. Performed mostly as a unisex line dance, Dabke is avidly done at the weddings and parties of Lebanese, Syrian, Jordanian and Palestinian communities. A version can also be found in Iraq, known as Chobie. The movements include rhythmic stomping, kicking, sidewards walking, hoping and jumping. In social settings the dancers hold hands and form long moving lines or wide rotating circles. There are also many stage performances and musical theater shows that feature Dabke dances. You may also find Dabke used as a form of non-violent social protest during war and conflicts. But it is primarily a proud and energetic group line dance enjoyed by all ages and both genders.

Arab Dance Seminar by Karim Nagi
This seminar is for professional dancers and teachers who want to learn about the dance practice and culture of Arab speaking people. Topics include bellydance, assaya, dabka, zaar, khaliji, rhythm...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tw3SgLaN9I

Офигительный музыкант!!
Мне давно он нравился, но так и не смогла найти его альбомы , только пару композиций со сборников

Спасибо, Даниэлла, что напомнила - может сейчас что найдется