Unlikely as it may seem, the Islamic devotional music of Pakistan has become a major strand of the world music scene, thanks principally to the late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. As a form of Islamic music espousing peace and tolerance, Sufi music has a cultural importance in the 21st century, countering the forces of extremism. Qawwali is music with a message – the Sufi message of love and peace – sung to catchy melodies dating back as far as the thirteenth century. Although qawwali is a recognized musical genre in its own right, the bulk of the repertoire consists of religious poetry set to music which shares a great deal with the light classical music of India and Pakistan. Qawwali Themes As an occasion, qawwali is a gathering for the purpose of realizing the ideals of Islamic mysticism through the ritual of listening to music (sama).

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By enhancing the message of mystical poetry, and by providing a powerful rhythm suggesting the ceaseless repetition of God’s name (zikr), the music is designed to arouse mystical love and even divine ecstasy – the central experience of Sufism. Words like “longing” and “ecstasy” reveal the sensuality of much of the Sufi repertoire. Many texts use earthly images of drunkenness and physical love to express their divine counterparts – something that often generates criticism from more Orthodox Muslims. The Music Qawwali, like other north Indian song styles, has three components: the melodic line, sung by one or more singers, the rhythm – which is articulated on the drum – and the pitch outline of the melody, which is constantly reinforced on the harmonium. Qawwali is sung in many languages, but its original repertoire consists of verses in Persian (Farsi) and an old literary form of Hindi known as Braj Bhasha. There is also an extensive repertoire in Punjabi, and in recent times, there has been a growing tendency to use Urdu and even Arabic. Shrines Qawwali is at its most splendid in its traditional setting: at the tomb of a Sufi saint on the occasion of his urs (the commemoration of his death and reunion with God).

Each shrine has a particular family group of performers attached to it, quite often direct descendants of the original saint, or at least of members of their spiritual family of followers and devotees. Qawwali Today Twentieth-century qawwals, notably Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, were quick to diversify their performances to match the current trends in East-West fusion. Another qawwali group to have gained a world-wide reputation in the same period was the Sabri Brothers, noted for their highly original style.

Today the brothers Mehr Ali and Sher Ali maintain a real spiritual power in their performances, both in Pakistan and on their international tours. Red Giant Magic Bullet Suite Torrent Mac Software here. From Nusrat’s lineage, the Rizwan-Muazzam Qawwali Group are among the best-known younger performers of qawwali. As nephews of Nusrat, Rizwan and Muazzam Mujahid Ali Khan have a peerless family heritage, but also an impossible act to follow. Qawwali Fusion While the traditional strains of qawwali continue to flourish, there are modern secular forms in Bollywood and Lahore films and, of course, the world music fusions. Two of the most successful were Mustt Mustt and Night Song, the two albums on which Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan collaborated with the Canadian producer Michael Brook.