Mary Jubran
Muwashahat and Adwar
SIDE A
- Lama Bda Yatathna (When He Appeared Swaying)
- Ya Lel (Oh, Night!)
- An Aash Fouaadak (If Your Heart Lived)
- Kl Aalbi Ya Ghamil (All of My Heart, Sweetie)
SIDE B
- Kl Aalbi Ya Ghamil (All of My Heart, Sweetie)
- Asel Al Gharam Nazra (The Way to Love Is a Glance)
- Ya Man La'abt Bihi Shumoul (Oh, You Who Are Played by the Wine)
Ref No: 0610
Genres: muwashahat tarab Al-Dawor
Decade: 1940
Location Issued
Damascus, Syria
Artist Origin
Syria
More Info
A Collection Of Muwashahat and Adwar sung by Mary Jubran (1911–1956). A Syrian soprano singer born in Beirut, Mary Jubran was known for her talents of improvisation and interpretation of classical forms of singing, Dawr and Muwashshah. As a young child, she moved with her family from Beirut to Damascus to flee events taking place in Lebanon during the First World War. In Syria, Jubran achieved remarkable success due to her melodious voice and ability to capture emotion, which placed her at the forefront of female singers from her generation.