Houria Aïchi

Houria Aïchi (Ngữ tộc Berber: ⵃⵓⵔⵉⴰ ⴰⵢⵛⵉ; sinh ra ở Batna) là một ca sĩ Berber người Algeria của âm nhạc chaoui.^[1] Cô hát những bài hát học được từ thời thơ ấu,^[2] kèm theo bendir.^[3] Cô biểu diễn thường xuyên ở Paris từ những năm 1990.^[4]

Danh sách đĩa hát[sửa | sửa mã nguồn]

Chants De L'aurés (1990, Auvidis)
Hawa (1996, Auvidis)
Chants Sacrés Keyboardlgérie (Bài hát thiêng liêng từ Algeria) (2005, Angel Records)
Đổi mới (2013, Harmonia Mundi)

Houria Aïchi & l'Hijâz'Car

Cavaliers de l'Aurès (Kỵ sĩ của Aurès) (2008, Harmonia Mundi)

Biên soạn

Hướng dẫn thô sơ về âm nhạc Bắc Phi (1997, World Music Network)

Tham khảo[sửa | sửa mã nguồn]

^ Historical Dictionary of Women in the Middle East and North Africa - Ghada Talhami - 2012 Page 58 "... singers, such as the Djurdjura Group, Malika Domrane, Nouara, Houria Aichi, and Fatima Tabaamrant"
^ The Virgin directory of world music - Page 7 Philip Sweeney - 1991 "Other prominent members of the 1970s Kabyle modern song movement are the male singers Idir, Brahim Izri, the male group... Houria Aichi learnt the kernel of her repertoire of Chaoui songs as a child in Algeria and now performs these shrill,..."
^ Afropop: An Illustrated Guide To Contemporary African Music ed. Sean Barlow, Banning Eyre, Jack Vartoogian - 1995 "Though rai gets the most attention internationally, Algeria also has a roots music scene that includes Kabylie Berber singers performing mostly acoustic music. Houria Aichi, with her shawiya style, sings accompanied prominently by bendir
^ Time Out Paris - 1997 p274 Institut du Monde Arabe "Regulars include Persian zarb virtuoso Djamchid Chemirani, Indian sarangi star Ustad Sabri Khan and Berber singer Houria Aichi.

[1] Historical Dictionary of Women in the Middle East and North Africa - Ghada Talhami - 2012 Page 58 "... singers, such as the Djurdjura Group, Malika Domrane, Nouara, Houria Aichi, and Fatima Tabaamrant"

[2] The Virgin directory of world music - Page 7 Philip Sweeney - 1991 "Other prominent members of the 1970s Kabyle modern song movement are the male singers Idir, Brahim Izri, the male group... Houria Aichi learnt the kernel of her repertoire of Chaoui songs as a child in Algeria and now performs these shrill,..."

[3] Afropop: An Illustrated Guide To Contemporary African Music ed. Sean Barlow, Banning Eyre, Jack Vartoogian - 1995 "Though rai gets the most attention internationally, Algeria also has a roots music scene that includes Kabylie Berber singers performing mostly acoustic music. Houria Aichi, with her shawiya style, sings accompanied prominently by bendir

[4] Time Out Paris - 1997 p274 Institut du Monde Arabe "Regulars include Persian zarb virtuoso Djamchid Chemirani, Indian sarangi star Ustad Sabri Khan and Berber singer Houria Aichi.

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