wauem_1993003.xml Guide to the Concert: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan UW Ethnomusicology Archives concert recordings: Khan (Nusrat Fateh Ali ) UW Ethnomusicology Archives University of Washington Ethnomusicology Archives 2017
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UW Ethnomusicology Archives concert recordings: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan University of Washington Ethnomusicology Archives 1993003 2 items OT - 2 DATs (digital, stereo); WD - 2 compact discs (digital, stereo); Duration: 2:17:00 1993-01-23 Recorded at the University of Washington, Meany Theatre, 1/23/93; concert presented by the UW School of Music during the residency of Mr. Khan as a visiting artist in the Ethnomusicology Division.

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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was born on Oct. 13, 1948, in Lyallpur (now Faisalbad) in the Punjab province of Pakistan. Members of his family, including his father, had been singing qawwali for six centuries. Mr. Khan was the greatest singer of his generation in the genre of qawwali, which means wise or philosophical utterance. Qawwali songs are based on the devotional poetry of Sufism, a mystical branch of Islam, and often speak of being intoxicated by divine love. He collaborated with secular musicians, Eastern and Western, among them Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam and Peter Gabriel. He was heard on soundtracks of films made in India and Hollywood such as: Martin Scorsese's ''The Last Temptation of Christ'' and Oliver Stone's "Natural Born Killers".

- Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, 48, Pakistani Sufi Singer, New York Times, Jon Pareles

Recorded by Gary Louie with Panasonic SV-3700 DAT recorder (44.1 kHz sampling rate).

Performers: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Ensemble: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan/vocal; Farukh Fateh Ali Khan/vocal, harmonium; Rahat Ali Khan/vocal; Rahmat Ali/vocal, harmonium; Dildar Hussain/tabla; Asad Ali/chorus; Mehmud Irshad/chorus; Safdar Hussain/chorus; Mohammad Iqbal Naqibi/manager, chorus; Abdul Sattar Tari/tabla (in classical portion).

Contents: Introduction by Lorraine Sakata; Hindustani Classical Music (29 minutes); Qawwali (1:49:00).

Related collections: 1) AT1 Pakistan/94-16 contains camera #1 video recording of same concert; 2) AT1 Pakistan/94-17 contains camera #2 video recording of same concert; 3) AT1 Pakistan/94-28 contains S-VHS dub of commercially published "Nusrat! Live at Meany."

See logsheets for contents listing.

Item entries 93003-1-1 and 93003-2-1 completed 9/94.

Documentation: Concert program, newspaper reviews, poster, contents list.

 Khan, Nusrat Fateh Ali Asia Pakistan Seattle (Wash.) Classical Music, Hindustani Concerts Ethnomusicology Qawwali Anthropology Music Seattle Sound recordings 1993003-0001 1 optical media CD - unpublished; Tracks: 6 1993-01-23

Concert: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Ensemble; University of Washington, 1/23/93 Performers: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (vocal); Faruhk Fateh Ali Khan (vocal/harmonium); Rahat Ali Khan (vocal); Rahmat Ali Khan (vocal/harmonium); Dildar Hussain (tabla); Asad Ali (chorus); Mehmud Irshad (chorus); Safdar Hussain (chorus); Mohammad Iqbal Naquibi (manager/chorus); Abdul Sattar Tari (tabla—in classical portion) Contents:Tr. 1 – Introduction by Lorraine Sakata (00:00-3:15) Tr. 2 – Rag Gavati (3:15-26:42) Tr. 3 – Intro. to Qawwali by Lorraine Sakata (26:42-28:12) Tr. 4 – Allah Hu Allah Hu Allah Hu (28:12-47:17) Tr. 5 – Man Kunto Maula (47:17-57:48) Tr. 6 – Tanam Farsuda Jan Para (57:48-69:33)(Copied from 93-3. 1 and 93-3. 2 (Part 1) OT)

 1993003-0002 1 optical media CD - unpublished; Tracks: 5 1993-01-23

Concert: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and EnsembleUniversity of Washington, 1/23/93 Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (vocal); Faruhk Fateh Ali Khan (vocal/harmonium); Rahat Ali Khan (vocal); Rahmat Ali Khan (vocal/harmonium); Dildar Hussain (tabla); Asad Ali (chorus); Mehmud Irshad (chorus); Safdar Hussain (chorus); Mohammad Iqbal Naquibi (manager/chorus); Abdul Sattar Tari (tabla—in classical portion) Contents:Tr. 1 – Haq Ali Ali (00:00-15:47) Tr. 2 – Mera Piya Ghar Aya (15:47-30:15) Tr. 3 – Akhian Udikdian (30:15-42:57) Tr. 4 – Mast Mast (42:57-57:27) Tr. 5 – Shabaz Qalandar (57:27-65:57)(Copied from 93-3. 2 (Part 2) OT)