Malek Jandali’s “Freedom” (Qashoush Symphony) مالك جندلي حرية سيمفونية القاشوش
Malek Jandali (Arabic: مالك جندلي) was born in Germany in 1972 & raised in Homs. He is a Syrian composer and pianist who began his musical career as a pianist, winning the first prize at the National Young Artists’ competition of Syria in 1988. He’s considered to be among the most versatile and creative musicians in the Arab world. He is the first Syrian and only Arab musician to arrange music based on the oldest music notation in the world, which was discovered in the Bronze Age city of Ugarit, Syria.
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الفنان مالك أنا مدرسة بيانو ومعجبة جداً بسمفونيةالحرية الرائعة واتمنى لو أني استطيع ان احصل على نوت للبيانو كي نتمكن من عزفها بحفلة البيانو للطلاب اشكر تعاونك ووفقك الله رافع راس سوريا
أتمنى لو أمكنني الحصول على النوتات للكمان، ابنتي ترغب في عزف السمفونية في حفل المدرسة وهي تعزف ألة الكمان