The Ancient Assyrian Singing Tradition Passed Down Through Generations
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Assyrian singer Sargon Youkhana performs the traditional Assyrian style of singing known as Raweh, a unique form of vocal expression that has been passed down through generations for centuries. Sargon explains that Raweh is not something you learn at a music school or through singing lessons. Rather, it comes from the environment in which you grow up, the culture you experience, and your connection to the tradition. He says that to truly sing Raweh, you need to love it and express it from the depth of your heart. #sbsaudiopodcast
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