Born in the mountainous region of Kabylia, Algeria, Moh Alileche , (pronounced ALI-lesh ), has nurtured his love for music since childhood. At age nine, he taught himself to play traditional Amazigh (Berber) music on a hand-held, single-stringed instrument made out of an oil can. As a young adult, his talent lead him to the traditional North African mondol or "aguember", a 10 double silk-stringed instrument which is a larger version of the mandolin.
Since moving to the States in 1990, Moh's music has received great reception and praise both in the US and abroad. His music can now be heard on many public radio stations in the US, Canada, Europe and Australia. In 2001, his music was part of the soundtrack for the documentary "The Visionary," which aired on many PBS stations. His third CD,"North Africa's Destiny?," indeed, won the IAP title of "Best World Music CD-Africa 2005."
He has four CD's out, and available in the U.S and online. For more information, check out his website: www.flagoffreedom.com
merci pour votre message. j'ai accepte votre request avec plaisir. j'ai ecoute certaine de vos chansons, elles sont formidable, paroles et musique. Afud Idjehden. thanmirt Hanane
Moh - Thanks again for calling into my radio show today, and hopefully giving a personal story to the listeners, which makes them appreciate the freedoms that they have, and that others have to fight so hard for.
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