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Decemberfestival Decemberfestival Folkfest med kända turkiska, persiska, bosniska, arabiska, kurdiska och iranska artister! I december blir det en minifestival i tre dagar på Södra teatern. Riksteatern bjuder på folkfest med kurdisk balladdrottning, iransk dansvirtuos, bosniskt garagerockband, Sevdalinka orkester, palestinsk hiphoptrio och legendariskt rockband från Turkiet . Nu har även du som arrangör ute i landet möjlighet att boka en eller flera av dessa artister. Nedan följer kort om respektive artist och möjliga dagar att boka! AYNUR DOĞAN Kurdisk balladdrottning Sångerskan Aynur Doğan, är en av de mest framstående kurdiska artisterna. Med klar, kraftfull och distinkt röst bjuder hon på musik som kan beskrivas som en typ av orientalisk gospel med texter om förtryck, frihet och kärlek. Hon lyfter fram den kurdiska traditionen och ger den ett nytt modernt uttryck. Hennes teknik är bländande, hennes scennärvaro stark och det är där, på scenen, som hon kommer bäst till sin rätt, säger de som sett henne. Repertoaren består i huvudsak av kurdiska, men också turkiska, folksånger som framförs med bländande teknik och total scennärvaro. Aynurs röst står i centrum, ackompanjerad av skickliga musiker till intensiva rytmer. Den som sett den uppmärksammade musikfilmen ”Crossing the Bridge – the Sound of Istanbul ”av Faith Atkin minns säkert slutscenen där Aynur sjunger så nackhåren reser sig. YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tob3XrE3TmE Fakta Gage: Ordinarie: 31 000: -, Medlem 25 000: -. Tekniska kostnader tillkommer Bokningsbar: 17- 19, 21-22 december Scen: Grön, blå, röd Teknikkrav: Se separat bilaga Shahrokh Moshkin Ghalam Passionerad dans med klanger från Persien Med klanger av uråldrig persisk musik och ett intensivt scenspråk - Shahrokh Moshkin Ghalam och hans kompani presenterar en magisk och fängslande dansföreställning där influenser från många olika kulturer möts. Moshkin Ghalam är dansare, skådespelare och koreograf. Med inspiration från olika östasiatiska traditioner har han skapat en egen unik dansstil. Han blandar persiska, kurdiska, sufiska och indiska influenser med modern västerländsk dans till en färgstark fängslande brygd som bländat publiken världen över. ”En enda strålkastare lyste på honom, där han utförde den virvlande sufi-dansen. Med klassisk persisk musik i bakgrunden, tog han med inslag av flamenco, indonesisk stridskonst, indisk kathakali – och märkligt nog blandades de fullständigt gränslöst med varandra! ” Huffington Post YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sh1Ae2062I Fakta Gage: Ordinarie: 31 000: -, Medlem 25 000: -. Tekniska kostnader tillkommer Bokningsbar: 17-18, 20-22. Scen: Grön, blå, röd Teknikkrav: Se separat bilaga ZABRANJENO PUŠENJE Legendarisk garagerockband från Sarajevo Ett av forna Jugoslaviens mest populära band som sålde hundratusentals skivor är nu lika aktuella på den bosniska musikscenen! Zabranjeno Pušenje är ett rockband från Sarajevo med rötter i 1980-talet och kulturrörelsen “New Primitivism”. Deras speciella stil kan närmast kallas garagerock, i motsats till 80- talets populära new wave och punk, med influenser av folkmusik. På ett ofta humoristiskt sätt fångar de känsla av sin hemstad och dess berättelser om kärlek och förlust, oftast med skuggor från krigets dagar. Bandet bildades av en grupp vänner som arbetade med det satiriska radioprogrammet “Top Lista Nadrealista” (Surrealismens topplista)och hamnade ofta i bråk med myndigheterna på grund av sin milda men tydliga kritik av det socialistiska systemet. Gruppen fortsätter sina turnéer och deras senaste album gjorde stor succé häromåret och nu är de tillbaka i Sverige för ett fåtal spelningar! YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0hoFRmwpCU#t=32 Fakta Gage: Ordinarie: 31 000: -, Medlem 25 000: -. Tekniska kostnader tillkommer Bokningsbar: 17-18, 20-22 december Scen: Gul, Grön, blå, vit, svart Teknikkrav: Se separat bilaga SEVDALINKA Hjärta och smärta med Neretva orkester Neretva orkester bjuder på en helkväll med Sevdalinka. Med sin orientaliska prägel av stundom vemodiga, stundom förföriska rytmer gör bandet en resa genom den bosnisk- hercegovinska folkkulturen. Till tonerna från dragspel, basprim (en slags mandolin) och fiol, tillsammans med en operasångerska, sjunger bandet klassiska sevdahlåtar. ”Sevdalinka” är benämningen på en folkmusikgenre med lång tradition i Bosnien- Hercegovina, som även är mycket populär i Montenegro, Serbien, Kroatien och Makedonien. Ursprungligen kommer ordet från turkiskans ”Sevda”: kärlek. Den har en del gemensamt med flamenco, fado och blues och texterna handlar ofta om hjärta och smärta. YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HF7Oxd80Pg Fakta Gage: Ordinarie: 31 000: -, Medlem 25 000: -. Tekniska kostnader tillkommer Bokningsbar: 17-19, 20, 22 december Scen: Grön, blå, röd Teknikkrav: Se separat bilaga. DAM Palestinsk Hiphop Från Haifa till Ramallah, från New York till San Francisco och nu även till Sverige! Med DAM föds historien om den palestinska hiphopen! De tre palestinska rapparna Tamer Nafar, Suhell Nafar och Mahmoud Jreri har väckt stor uppmärksamhet med sina politiska ramsor. Deras texter beskriver upplevelser av att vara en palestinsk minoritet i en judisk stat, om förtryck, kamp, korruption och om sociala problem i det palestinska samhället. Franska tidningen Le Monde kallar dem för ”den nya generationens talesmän”. ”Ibland kan du inte förändra världen på en minut eller med en låt, men du kan väcka tankar som kommer att förändra världen och göra människor mer medvetna om de problem som vi delar och den verklighet som vi lever i. " - DAM DAM rappar på arabiska, hebreiska och engelska. Med inspiration av artister såsom Ghassan Kanafani, Ahlam Mosteghanemi, Tupac och Public Enemy har de skapat en unik fusion av öst och väst, där storstadens hiphop möter arabiska trummor och melodier från Mellanöstern. Mer än ett årtionde efter sitt första singelsläpp fortsätter de att fascinera, inspirera och ge röst till unga i Palestina och övriga Mellanöstern. YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgSVXjNLFgo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iioCyIKbEpI Fakta Gage: Ordinarie: 31 000: -, Medlem 25 000: -. Tekniska kostnader tillkommer Bokningsbar: 17-19, 20, 22 december Scen: Gul, grön, blå, vit, svart Teknikkrav: Se separat bilaga MOĞOLLAR Turkisk folkrock För första gången i Sverige! Legendariska Moğollar, rockbandet som skapat den anatoliska rocken, gör en exklusiv turné med Riksteatern. Gruppen som har ett helt unikt sound blandar etno, turkisk folkmusik, psykedelisk pop och västerländsk rock. Moğollar är kanske mer än något annat band pionjärer inom turkisk musik. De bildades i slutet av sextiotalet och intog snabbt förstaplatsen på Turkish Hit Parade. En plats som brukade vara reserverad för engelska och amerikanska band. Bandet har turnerat världen över och 1971 vann de Grand Prix du Disque of the Charles Cros Academy, som tidigare tilldelats storheter som Pink Floyd och Jimi Hendrix . I mer än fem decennier har de inspirerat och influerat den turkiska musikscenen och de är idag fortfarande ett av de mest betydande banden i landet! YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpaBu_C5020 Fakta Gage: Ordinarie: 31 000: -, Medlem 25 000: -. Tekniska kostnader tillkommer Bokningsbar: 17-18, 20, 22 december Scen: Gul, grön, blå, vit, svart Teknikkrav: Se separat bilaga Om Decemberfestivalen Decemberfestivalen är en fortsättning på de turkiska konserterna på Cirkus i Stockholm som Riksteatern har arrangerat under sex år för utsålda hus. Det finns en stor publik som önskar sig något kul under den stillsamma period då det känns som om hela Sverige stannar av innan nyårsfirandet drar igång. Låt oss lysa upp vinterdunklet med värme, glädje och musik! .
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