They played the Womad festival in the UK in 1989 – one of a series of appearances there – and released the album Ya Habib (O Beloved) on Peter Gabriel's Real World Records label the following year. The Sabri Brothers' fame peaked in 1975 with a performance at Carnegie Hall in New York. Ghulam was initially part of another group, but then joined Maqbool. Showing musical talent from a young age, he received tuition from musical ustads (teachers) and when he began performing publicly from the age of 11, people were impressed by his mature delivery. They made the perilous journey to Karachi during the partition of India in 1947, though Maqbool was almost left behind and rejoined the family party only when a servant found him still in the house – he had to run to catch up, clutching one of his instruments. The family came from a musical background, and claimed direct descent from Mia Tansen, who had played at the court of the 16th-century Mughal emperor Akbar. His later hits included Tajdaar-E-Haram (King of the Holy Area, 1975) and Balaghal Ula Be Kamalehi (Reaching the Highest Heights Through Perfection, 1977).īorn in Kalyana in eastern Punjab, Maqbool was initially educated in the north Indian classical tradition by his father. Alongside his brother Ghulam Farid, he formed the group in 1957, recording Mera Koi Nahin Hai Tere Siwa (There Is No One But You) for EMI Pakistan in 1958. Maqbool opened the doors for international qawwali stars such as Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, as well as broadening the music's fanbase at home. Many last well into the small hours, attracting a diverse audience of young and old, devout and curious. The best performances often culminate in peaks of musical and vocal ecstasy.
A qawwali group, or "party", is typically led by one or two vocalists, supported by harmonium, tabla and dholak drums, as well as a chorus. Maqbool was considered a master of improvisational wordplay, often making references in Urdu and Punjabi, as well as Persian or Arabic, to historical events or traditional poetry.
Qawwali lyrics are focused on the divine, with often humorous metaphors used to make broader observations. Its initial purpose, according to Maqbool, was to spread the message of Islam, which for him was always one of love. Its roots lie in Persia, and today the music is particularly popular in Pakistan, India and Afghanistan. Rooted in the mystical Islamic expression of Sufism, qawwali is traditionally sung at the shrines of saints. Fully Tested.The Pakistani musician Maqbool Sabri, who has died from a heart attack aged 65, was a founding member of the Sabri Brothers, who took to the west the devotional music known as qawwali. The best guide for condition are the photos. CD’s in ‘Acceptable’ condition may skip, have distortion & playback errors. The grading of my items are for the cassettes/ CD’s and inlays and not the jewels cases as they are easily damaged upon delivery but can are easily replaced. Please note extra wear and scratches will be present on your item as the cameras may not be able to pick up fine imperfections, marks or scratches. Cassettes can always have playback errors due to their delicate format nature.
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