悠久的历史阿拉伯音乐有着悠久的历史。据史书记载,古代阿拉伯人酷爱音乐,他们最早的歌曲叫“胡达”。这是一种纯朴而单调的原始歌曲,它采用当时流行的阿拉伯诗歌的节奏。那时很多诗歌的节奏与骆驼在沙漠中行进的步伐相合拍。在阿拉伯半岛的西部,有两个地区,即希贾兹和麦加的音乐活动最为活跃。希贾兹的欧卡兹市场被认为是当时演奏家、歌唱家和诗人们汇聚的“广阔舞台”,很多诗人在这里比赛诗歌,当场就有人谱曲歌唱。麦加城当时是“信仰中心”,到这里来朝觐的人唱着各种赞美歌曲,向神灵表达虔诚的心愿,歌声在克尔白天房上空回荡,终日不断。那时阿拉伯人的乐器就很发达,如弦乐器来巴卜、吉朗,管乐器芦笛、库萨巴,打击乐器定音鼓、手鼓等经常被用来在音乐会或舞会上伴奏。 Long history Arabic music has a long history. According to historical records, ancient Arabs love music, their earliest song called “Huda.” This is a simple and monotonous original song that uses the rhythm of the then popular Arabic poetry. At that time, the rhythm of many poems coincided with the pace of camels moving in the desert. In the western part of the Arabian Peninsula, two regions, namely, Hiqazi and Mecca, have the most active musical activities. The Ökaz market in Hijaz is considered the “grand stage” where performers, singers and poets converged at the time. Many poets play poetry here and some sing music on the spot. Mecca city was the “center of faith” at that time. People who came here to perform pilgrimages sang a variety of praising songs and expressed their devotion to the gods. The songs reverberated over Kerr’s daytime room and remained constant throughout the day. At that time Arabs were well-developed instruments, such as stringed instruments such as Babu, Geelong, wind instrument Reed Flute, Cusaba, percussion tambourines and tambourines, which were often used to accompany concerts and parties.