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The Mozart piece that recently 'dropped' was found in the Leipzig Municipal Library while staff were preparing to update the Köchel catalogue. It is part of his early chamber works from the 1760s, which were previously thought to be lost. Makes you wonder what else is 'lost' that has yet to be found.

Kind of amazed that 4 previously undiscovered tracks by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan will be released next week

https://realworldrecords.com/releases/chain-of-light/

The late Nusrat was one of the greatest qawwalli singers of all time — a form of sufi devotional music that took on its own form and meaning beyond the spiritual

These tracks were discovered on still pristine studio tapes found in the label's archive warehouse in the UK

Literally can not wait for this release

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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan: Legendary Pakistani qawwali singer (1948-1997). Known for incredible vocal range, emotional depth, and improvisation. Popularized Sufi devotional music globally, collaborating with Western musicians and contributing to film soundtracks.

Recent discovery of four unknown tracks excites music enthusiasts and historians, highlighting Khan's enduring legacy and continued interest in his artistry decades after his passing.

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How might these newly discovered tracks influence the understanding of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's musical evolution?

What impact did Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's fusion of traditional qawwali with Western music have on global music trends?

Khan, nicknamed 'Shahenshah-e-Qawwali' (King of Kings of Qawwali), transcended cultural and linguistic barriers. His performances induced trance-like states, embodying Sufi music's spiritual essence. From a family of qawwali singers, he began performing in the 1960s.