El nombre de Ibn Báya corresponde al músico, médico y filósofo Avenpace (Zaragoza 1070-Fez 1130) quien vivió tanto en Al-Andalus como en el Marruecos de los siglo XI y XII.
Ibn Báya es un proyecto muy ambicioso de reconstrucción de las obras medievales, instrumentos de la época (entre otros el laúd califal, el rabab y las flautas medievales) con textos originales de la música andalusí de las Núbas y de la música religiosa Sufí-Andalusí.
Su actividad más elogiada esla difusión de este patrimonio musical milenario, de gran belleza y expresividad, generalmente desconocido por los melómanos.

The name of Ibn Báya corresponds the musician, doctor and philosopher Avenpace (Zaragoza 1070-Fez 1130) who lived as much in Al-Andalus as in Morocco of the XI and XII century.
Ibn Báya is a very ambitious project of reconstruction of the medieval works, instruments of the time (among other the lute califal, the rabab and the medieval flutes) with the original texts of the music andalusí of Núbas and of the religious music Sufí-Andalusí
Their more eulogized activity is the diffusion of this musical millennial patrimony, of great beauty and full of expression, generally unknown for the melomaniacs.

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