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In Anouar Brahem's home country of Tunisia, the oud in current popular culture has been known mainly in the context of loud and large ensembles,
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Sep 15, 2008 Anouar Brahem - 'Conte De L'incroyable Amour' - 1992, ECM. Anouar Brahem - ' Khomsa' Anouar Brahem - 'Le Pas Du Chat Noir' - 2002, ECM
Anouar Brahem was born in 1957 in Halfaouine, in the Medina of Tunis. Brahem began his studies of the oud, the lute of the Arab world, at the age of 10 at