Ahmad al Wallali

Ahmad Al Khatib and Youssef Hbeisch - Sabîl (2011) {Institut du Monde Arabe–Harmonia Mundi HM 321.090}
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© 2011 Institut du Monde Arabe / Harmonia Mundi | HM 321.090
World Music / Middle Eastern Traditions / Arabic Maqam / Palestinian

Ahmad Al-Khatib is among the rising stars of contemporary Arabic music. Born in a Jordanian Palestinian refugee camp in 1974, Al-Khatib went on to study cello and musicology at Yarmuk University (Jordan). Following graduation, he relocated to Ramallah, joining the Edward Said National Conservatory of Music in East Jerusalem in 1997, where he taught and later became director of the Oriental Music Studies department. It was during this time that he and other teachers, including Youssef Hbeishe formed the Karloma ensemble, a small chamber orchestra dedicated to performing contemporary Palestinian music. Following Israeli crackdowns in 2002, Al-Khatib's visa was not renewed and since 2004, he has taught Modal Music Composition and Theory at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden.

Que de signes contiennent les cieux et la terre ! Mais les hommes passent à côté et s'en détournent.
(Coran, 12, 105). " C'est ainsi que les livres célestes et les récits prophétiques contiennent de nombreuses allusions à l'Unicité pure, mais les âmes ont un penchant pour la terre et s'accrochent obstinément au niveau de l'analogie et de l'opposition. " Comme le rappelle le Shaykh al-'Alawî, nombreuses sont les allusions à la doctrine ésotérique de l'Unicité, que ce soit par les prophètes ou les grands maîtres spirituels au fil des siècles. …