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This station feels like stepping into a quiet courtyard in old Tunis. The classical programming leans heavily on traditional Andalusian forms - think oud-led orchestral suites and the kind of melodic patterns that echo across centuries. It's not background music. The pieces demand attention, with long, meditative stretches that reward patience. The selection seems curated for contemplation, fitting given the station's name referencing the Day of Ashura. You'll hear compositions by figures like Mohamed Triki and other Maghrebi classical masters, alongside lesser-known recordings that sound like…