it possible to sing for long periods of time without a pause. In 1975, Moudallal and his ensemble, including Abdel Raouf Hallak and Hassan Haffar, travelled to Paris to perform a concert of sacred Islamic music. In 1980, the recording of this concert would become Moudallal's first album appearance. In 1997, a documentary for Syrian television called Aleppo... Maqamat of Pleasure and Delight, directed by Syrian director Mohamed Malas, was produced about Moudallal and his life. The film includes extensive interviews with Moudallal about his life and musical career. In 1990s, he began to performed with Ensemble Al-Kindi, an Aleppian-based Sufi musical group. This collaboration led to the album The Aleppian Music Room, which came out in 1998. In 2006, Muhammad Qadri Dallal published a study on Moudallal's music and its roots in the traditional Aleppine style. Discography Muezzins d'Alep – Chants religieux de l'Islam, Ocora, Paris, 1980. Wasla d'Alep – Chants traditionnels de Syrie, Inedit, France, 1988. Sacred and Profane Songs of Syria, Institut de Monde Arabe, Paris, 1998. The Aleppian Music Room (with Ensemble Al-Kindi), 1998. Songs from Aleppo, Institut de Monde Arabe, Paris, 1999. References External links Part 1 of the Documentary on Sabri Moudallal (Arabic with French subtitles) Part 2 of the Documentary on Sabri Moudallal (Arabic with French subtitles) YouTube Playlist of Moudallal's last album, Songs from Aleppo 20th-century Syrian male singers 1918 births 2006 deaths People from Aleppo Arab musicians