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Archie Shepp, great musician of the free-jazz, and the group of Dar Gnawa, native of Tangier. In June, 2000, to the festival of Essaouira in Morocco, took place a first meeting between the saxophonist Archie Shepp and the group of musicians gnawa of the maâlem (master) Abdellah El-Gourd. The success of this experience which involved free-jazz and musics of trance with complex rhythms, aroused the desire of the other concerts in Paris. The group Dar Gnawa is composed of seven musicians and dancers. It plays the music of the mystic colleagues gnawa of Morocco which immortalizes the tradition of the ancient slaves native of Black Africa. Gnawa animates ceremonies, lilas, which are therapeutic rites steered by a master-musician, the
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maâlem, singer soloist and player of guembri, whom answer the choir, the castanets of metal and the percussions of members of the band. Read less
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