Ancient Arabian Music

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Ancient Arabian music about the dangerous and exciting voyages of Sinbad. This ancient Arabian music that I composed is called Sinbad the Sailor. We hope you enjoy listening to it!

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This great picture of Sinbad is done by René Bull.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinbad_the_Sailor#mediaviewer/File:Sinbad_1.jpg

Great thumbnail is done by Hikari151.

http://hikari151.deviantart.com

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Tags: Brandon Fiechter, Derek Fiechter, Arabian Music, Ancient Arabian Music, Desert Music, Arabian Thieves Music, Prince of Persia Music, Desert Sand Music, Arabic Music, Traditional Arabic Music, Sinbad Music, Seven Seas Music, Sinbad Voyage Music, Sinbad Adventure Music, Arabian Adventure Music, Arabian Seas Music, Pirate Music, Arabian Pirate Music, Sailor Music, Arabian Nights Music, 1001 Nights Music, Arabian Cave Music

~ Ancient Arabian Music by Brandon & Derek Fiechter ~

Comments

8 years ago

القلب خفوق

Epic music!!! Love it

9 years ago

Carthage Sanctus

You should do one on Spain or specifically Andalusia, Flamenco, combining Spanish with Arabic roots

9 years ago

Humby Girl

dude, this is cool

9 years ago

laelamarie1

I LOVE THIS!!! Makes it into my Arabic playlist....and you aren't even Arabic....you know, I could possibly make a dance routine for this one

9 years ago

danianjan

You are dripping with innovation ! Thanks once again !

9 years ago

schwarzfalk

not bad, the first 80 seconds especially sound Sinbad-like (the sinister magic/mystery aspect anyway) and the choir voices definitely fit in, but the whole thing sounds more like a background track in that it's a bit repetitive tbh, and also a bit "deja vu" though I can't pinpoint the song, maybe one of the desert ones. like I said in another thread Mid-eastern (arab/persian) music tends to sound the same hence why it's so easily recognizable

9 years ago

Corey Messick

Just as wonderful as the other Arabic pieces! Which reminds me have you read Edgar Allan Poe's The Thousand and Second Tale of Scheherazade? Such music is a nice listen when reading such literature especially by Poe.

9 years ago