Saxophone & Arabic Rhythms | Basel Rajoub

Basel Rajoub performed three musical pieces: Tashkent, duclar improvisation & Devil's Whistle.

Basel Rajoub is a worldwide known saxophonist and composer. His music can be described as contemporary tradition-based music inspired by Middle Eastern rhythms, melodic modes and jazz.


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