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Music for a New Day Artist Bio
Music for a New Day Artist bio Fariba Davody: Fariba Davody is a musician, vocalist, and teacher who first captured public eye performing classical Persian songs in Iran, and donating her proceeds from her show. She performed a lot of concerts and festivals such as the concert in Agha khan museum in 2016 in Toronto , concerts with Kiya Tabassian in Halifax and Montreal, and Tirgan festival in 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2021 in Toronto. Fariba opened a Canadian branch of Avaye Mehr music and art school where she continues to teach. Raphael Weinroth-Browne: Canadian cellist and composer Raphael Weinroth- Browne has forged a uniQue career and international reputation as a result of his musical creativity and versatility. Not confined to a single genre or project, his musical activities encompass a multitude of styles and combine influences from contemporary classical, Middle Eastern, and progressive metal music. His groundbreaking duo, The Visit, has played major festivals such as Wave Gotik Treffen (Germany), 21C (Canada), and the Cello Biennale Amsterdam (Netherlands). As one half of East-meets-West ensemble Kamancello, he composed “Convergence Suite,” a double concerto which the duo performed with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra to a sold out audience. Raphael's cello is featured prominently on the latest two albums from Norwegian progressive metal band Leprous; he has played over 150 shows with them in Europe, North America, and the Middle East. Raphael has played on over 100 studio albums including the Juno Award-winning Woods 5: Grey Skies & Electric Light (Woods of Ypres) and Juno-nominated UpfRONt (Ron Davis’ SymphRONica) - both of which feature his own compositions/arrangements - as well as the Juno-nominated Ayre Live (Miriam Khalil & Against The Grain Ensemble). -
WMCE Year 2012 Top-150.Pdf (31.5 Kib)
World Music Charts Europe YEAR 2012 Compiled by Johannes Theurer on behalf of the World Music Workshop of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) copyright by Giftmusic 2012 The top 150 of 1009 nominated records 1 BOUGER LE MONDE Staff Benda Bilili DR Congo Crammed 2 EL AAIUN AGDAT Mariem Hassan Western Sahara/SpainNubenegra 3 BROTHERS IN BAMAKO Habib Koite - Eric Bibb Mali/USA Contre-Jour 4 BBC 3 - WORLD ROUTES: ON THE ROAD Various Artists various Nascente 5 FATOU Fatoumata Diawara Mali World Circuit 6 HORA KOTA Bonga Angola Lusafrica 7 A CURVA DA CINTURA Arnaldo Antunes, Edgar Scandurra & Toumani Diabate Brazil/Mali Mais Um Discos 8 UTU Värttinä Finland Rockadillo Records 9 RADIO SALONE Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars Sierra Leone Cumbancha 10 GREEKADELIA Kristi Stassinopoulou & Stathis Kalyviotis Greece Riverboat/WMN 11 RISING TIDE Mokoomba Zimbabwe Zigzagworld 12 MAVRA FROUDIA Petrakis, Lopez, Chemirani Greece/Spain/Iran Musiepoca 13 KINSHASA SUCCURSALE Baloji Belgium Crammed Discs 14 JAVA Sambasunda Quintet Indonesia Riverboat/WMN 15 NORD Warsaw Village Band Poland/Sweden JARO/Karrot Komando 16 NO NA ORELHA Criolo Brazil Sterns 17 UNIVERSITY OF GNAWA Aziz Sahmaoui France/Morocco Naive 18 TWINKLINGS OF HOPE Mahsa & Marjan Vahdat Iran Kirkelig Kulturverksted 19 MADREPERLA Riccardo Tesi & Banditaliana Italy Visage 20 CUMBIA CUMBIA 1&2 Various Artists Colombia World Circuit 21 MUSIC OF CENTRAL ASIA #10 Wu Man and Master Musicians from the Silk Route China/Central Asia Smithsonian Folkways 22 THE ORIGINAL SOUND OF CUMBIA Various Artists Colombia Soundway Records 23 LA CANTIGA DEL FUEGO Ana Alcaide Spain ARC 24 ONDATROPICA Ondatropica Colombia Soundway Records 25 SONGS FOR DESERT REFUGEES Various Artists Various Glitterhouse Records 26 THE UNBROKEN SURFACE OF SNOW Andrew Cronshaw UK Cloud Valley 27 O DEUS QUE DEVASTA MAS TAMBEM CURA / THE GOD.. -
Film & Video Reviews
Yearbook for Traditional Music (2019), 51, 307–324 Film & Video Reviews Crossing over the Arirang Pass. 2018. Directedby Ko Jeongja and Terada Yoshitaka. DVD. The National Museum of Ethnology. Crossing over the Arirang Pass, directed by Ko Jeongja and Terada Yoshitaka, unveils a culturally complex post-colonial existence of Koreans in Japan known as “Zainichi Koreans.” Zainichi Koreans, sometimes simply referred to as “Zainichi” (“residing in Japan”), are ethnic Koreans who migrated or were forcefully brought to Japan during the colonial period (1910–1945) as well as their descendants. While the exact number is unknown, over 322,000 Zainichi Koreans with special permanent resident status live in Japan today. They are one of the largest ethnic minority groups in Japan. Throughout their history, Zainichi Koreans have suffered systemic discrimination and social marginalisation. To name a few examples, they are excluded from certain civil service positions, disenfranchised from the right to vote, and face harsh racial prejudice. Furthermore, the division of their homeland after WWII has fissured the Zainichi Korean community into a pro-North Korea group (Chongryon) and a pro-South Korea group (Mindan), obstructing the path toward Zainichi Korean coalition and advocacy. Across the generations, the lives and identities of Zainichi Koreans have been greatly affected by the constant interstate frictions between Japan, South Korea, and North Korea. Focusing on their personal narratives and music-making, Crossing over the Arirang Pass sheds light on the plight of this little-known community and uncovers the lived experiences and identity struggles of second and third generation Zainichi Korean performers who are caught between their birthland and divided homeland. -
ABLAYE CISSOKO (Senegal) & VOLKER GOETZE
Jaca Club de Jazz marzo 2015 Sábado 07 • 20:30 h • Palacio de Congresos (Entrada 9 €. Anticipada 7 €. Con descuento 6 €) Concierto: ABLAYE CISSOKO & VOLKER GOETZE Martes 10 • 19:30 h • Sala de Cine de la Biblioteca Municipal (entrada libre) Cine: UNA CABAÑA EN EL CIELO (Vincente Minnelli 1943) Sábado 14 • 20:30 h • Palacio de Congresos (Entrada 9 €. Anticipada 7 €. Con descuento 6 €) Concierto: IVAN “MELON” LEWIS 4 TET Martes 17 • 19:30 h • Sala de Cine de la Biblioteca Municipal (entrada libre) Homenaje a FRANK SINATRA 1915-2015. Proyección videográfica y tertulia con el dramaturgo Raúl Herrero Sábado 21 • 20:30 h • Palacio de Congresos (Entrada 9 €. Anticipada 7 €. Con descuento 6 €) Concierto: LAS HERMANAS CARONNI Domingo 22 • Palacio de Congresos (entrada libre) 12:00 h • Cafetería Palacio de Congresos “Poesía Jazz” Música y recitación de poemas 12:30 h Auditorio • Concierto: COMBO JAZZ de la Escuela Municipal de Música de Jaca Martes 24 • 19:30 h • Sala de Cine de la Biblioteca Municipal (entrada libre) Cine: REBELDES DEL SWING (Thomas Carter 1993) Sábado 28 • 20:30 h • Palacio de Congresos (Entrada 10 €. Anticipada 8 € Con descuento 7 €) Concierto: ABE RÁBADE Entradas con descuento para pensionistas, desempleados, carnet joven, estudiantes, familia numerosa y socios tarjeta RAEE previa presentación de documento acreditativo. Taquilla en Palacio de Congresos: 90´antes de los conciertos. • Anticipada de lunes a viernes de 10 a 14 h. Sábado 07 / Palacio de Congresos / 20:30 h ABLAYE CISSOKO (Senegal) & VOLKER GOETZE (USA) Ablaye Cissoko: kora, voz Volker Goetze: trompeta, flugelhorn “Djaliya” Dos instrumentos de sonoridades evocadoras música africana occidental facilitaron en encuen- y una voz genuina, dos mundos que dialogan y tro y el inicio de un fascinante y maravillosamen- que se complementan en sorprendente armonía, te complementario dialogo musical. -
International Newsletter
International Newsletter Number 21 | OctOber 2009 Content 3 Introduction 4 Member meeting 2009 in Corsica 6 Les Etats Généraux 7 PAMS 8 Vidor Festival 1 9 EFWMF memberslist 2009-2010 13 2 Roskilde festival world music Award 14 Africa-Caribbean-Pacific 15 Indian Ocean Music Network 16 Euromed Music Festival II 17 4 Events to come 19 Colophon 1 Théâtre Antique - Suds à Arles © Florent Gardin 3 2 3-gong Myoung - Førde Folk Music Festival © Knut Utler 3 Kasai Allstars - Roskilde Festival © Nanna Kreutzmann 4 Ngoni-player Mamah Diabate during interview& small set at Music Meeting ‘09 5 Dub Colossus-Festival of World Cultures ‘09 2 5 Introduction A clear head and a warm heart.... The majority of festival organizers are now planning No doubt, it is important to reach out towards as for next year’s event having to make choices with many as possible and to make the most out of the reference to artists, program ideas, venues and new means one has available. However a major task is also productions. This is an exciting and important time to measure quality, memories and experience. How do of the year. How to peak last year’s program? How we quantify the significance of the experiences that the to expand and develop in a way that makes people audience have, experiences that make them come back curious and eager to attend our festival once again? every year? And how do we measure the square meters of goose bombs on people’s arms or the numbers of During this phase we need to consider offers and sparkling eyes after a concert? demands coming from many directions. -
2018 Artists Listed by Year/Festival 2018
WOMADELAIDE 1992 – 2018 ARTISTS LISTED BY YEAR/FESTIVAL As at 11 April 2018 2018 a Bit na Ta (PNG) Abbey Howlett (SA) Adrian Sherwood (UK) Anoushka Shankar (India/UK) Avalanches, the (Australia) Baker Boy (Australia) Bashka (Turkey/Australia) Bedouine (USA/Syria) Bixiga 70 (Brazil) Blick Bassy (Cameroon/France) Chico Trujillo (Chile) Constantinople & Ablaye Cissoko (Canada/Iran/Senegal) Dan Sultan (Australia) Daymé Arocena (Cuba) Deborah Conway & Willy Zygier (Australia) Didirri (Australia) DJ Marky (Brazil) Dustyesky (Australia) Elephant Sessions (Scotland) Eva Quartet (Bulgaria) Ghada Shbeir (Lebanon) Gogol Bordello (USA) Hana & Jessie-Lee's Bad Habits (SA) Hartway (SA) Hat Fitz and Cara (Ireland/Australia) Havana Meets Kingston (Cuba/Jamaica) Hypnotic Brass Ensemble (USA) Jazz Party (Australia) Jojo Abot (Ghana) Kamasi Washington (USA) Kings & Associates (SA) Le Vent du Nord (Canada) Lonelyspeck (SA) Lura (Cape Verde) Mama Kin Spender (Australia) Manganiyar Seduction, The (India) Mission Songs Project (Australia) Moussa Diakite & Wassado (Mali/Australia) My Bubba (Iceland/Sweden) Nai Palm (Australia) Nano Stern (Chile) Naomi Keyte (Australia) Nickodemus (USA) Noura Mint Seymali (Mauritania) Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band (Ghana) Peanut Butter Wolf (USA) – CANCELLED Pin, the (live panel discussion - Remi & N'fa Jones) (Australia) POW! Negro (Australia) Rahim AlHaj Trio (Iraq) Rajab Suleiman & Kithara (Zanzibar) Remi x Sampa (Australia) Rodrigo y Gabriela (Mexico) San Lazaro (Australia) Soul Capoeira w/s (SA) Tank and The Bangas (USA) -
Rencontres Musicales
Bibliothèques d’Amiens Métropole MUSIQUE ET METISSAGES RENCONTRES MUSICALES Sélection dans les collections des bibliothèques A l’occasion du cycle de conférences Musique et métissages , organisées de mars à mai 2014 par les Bibliothèques et le Conservatoire à rayonnement régional d’Amiens Métropole, l’Espace Image et son vous propose une sélection documentaire illustrant des parcours atypiques, des démarches artistiques innovantes, des échanges improbables où des musiciens ont mis en commun leurs expériences de la vie, leurs histoires, leur histoire pour exprimer l’espace d’un album, la force créatrice de la rencontre ou affirmer de véritables « fusions » musicales nouvelles et enrichissantes pour le public et les musiciens. « En musique, l’innovation est aussi vitale que la tradition. Nos sociétés changeantes, bouillonnantes, exigent de notre imaginaire des hypothèses, des défis permanents. Impétueuses, corrosives, constructives, ces prouesses de la création ponctuent notre évolution, pré-colorent notre avenir. » Alain Billy, directeur du centre culturel français de Yogvakarta (Indonésie), 1995. « Nous démontrons que les personnes venant de cultures et de croyances différentes se rapprochent. Comme d’habitude, ce sont les artistes qui montrent l’exemple. La dissonance n’existe pas, sinon de façon intentionnelle et positive. » Joachim Kühn, producteur, pianiste, saxophoniste à propos du CD « Kalimba » Conférence musicale « Musique et métissages : les rencontres musicales » Mardi 13 mai 2014 Bibliothèques et CRR d’Amiens Métropole ABSOLUTE ENSEMBLE/KHALIFE Marcel ABSOLUTE ENSEMBLE et Marcel KHALIFE (oud, voix), Bachar KHALIFE (oud, voix), Bassam SABA (nay, oud) sous la direction de Kristjan JARVI (chef d’orchestre CD Arabian nights : live at Town Hall NYC. – Enja records, 2011 (1.3 ABS 7) Cet album est une excursion sonore axée sur le jazz, emmenant l'auditeur dans un voyage extraordinaire des racines du jazz de l'Amérique, en passant par l’Europe mais avec un clin d’œil à son passé classique, et au cœur de la musique moyen-orientale. -
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DB0209_001_COVER1.qxd 12/10/08 3:35 PM Page 1 DOWNBEAT 75 GREAT GUITARISTS JACK BRUCE DAVID BINNEY JAZZ CLUB GUIDE BRUCE DAVID JACK GUITARISTS 75 GREAT DownBeat.com $4.99 02 FEBRUARY 2009 FEBRUARY 0 09281 01493 5 FEBRUARY 2009 U.K. £3.50 DB0209_02-05_MAST.qxd 12/13/08 1:35 PM Page 2 DB0209_02-05_MAST.qxd 12/15/08 1:12 PM Page 3 DB0209_02-05_MAST.qxd 12/13/08 1:41 PM Page 4 February 2009 VOLUME 76 – NUMBER 2 President Kevin Maher Publisher Frank Alkyer Editor Jason Koransky Associate Editor Aaron Cohen Art Director Ara Tirado Production Associate Andy Williams Bookkeeper Margaret Stevens Circulation Manager Kelly Grosser Intern Mary Wilcop ADVERTISING SALES Record Companies & Schools Jennifer Ruban-Gentile 630-941-2030 [email protected] Musical Instruments & East Coast Schools Ritche Deraney 201-445-6260 [email protected] Classified Advertising Sales Sue Mahal 630-941-2030 [email protected] OFFICES 102 N. Haven Road Elmhurst, IL 60126–2970 630-941-2030 Fax: 630-941-3210 www.downbeat.com [email protected] CUSTOMER SERVICE 800-554-7470 [email protected] CONTRIBUTORS Senior Contributors: Michael Bourne, John McDonough, Howard Mandel Austin: Michael Point; Boston: Fred Bouchard, Frank-John Hadley; Chicago: John Corbett, Alain Drouot, Michael Jackson, Peter Margasak, Bill Meyer, Mitch Myers, Paul Natkin, Howard Reich; Denver: Norman Provizer; Indiana: Mark Sheldon; Iowa: Will Smith; Los Angeles: Earl Gibson, Todd Jenkins, Kirk Silsbee, Chris Walker, Joe Woodard; Michigan: John Ephland; Minneapolis: Robin James; Nashville: Robert Doerschuk; New Orleans: Erika Goldring, David Kunian; New York: Alan Bergman, Herb Boyd, Bill Douthart, Ira Gitler, Eugene Gologursky, Norm Harris, D.D. -
2012 12 Topten.Pdf (712.9 Kib)
DECEMBER 2012 GROUND OF ITS OWN l SAM LEE UK (THE NEST COLLECTIVE) PIZZICA INDIAVOLATA l CANCONIERE GRECANICO SALENTINO ITALY (PONDEROSA) THE GOD WHO DEVASTATES ALSO CURES l LUCAS SANTTANA BRAZIL (MAIS UM DISCOS) DIABLOS DEL RITMO l VARIOUS ARTISTS COLOMBIA (ANALOG AFRICA) BOUGER LE MONDE l STAFF BENDA BILILI DR CONGO (CRAMMED) AMANKE DIONTI l ABLAYE CISSOKO & VOLKER GOETZE SENEGAL/GERMANY (MEMBRAN) BROTHERS IN BAMAKO l HABIB KOITE - ERIC BIBB MALI/USA (CONTRE-JOUR) ADUNA l MALICK PATHE SOW & BAO SISSOKO BELGIUM/SENEGAL (MUZIEKPUBLIQUE) THE GRIOT’S CRAFT l SEKOUBA BAMBINO GUINEA (STERN’S) CLICK HERE - JAIPUR l DJ CLICK AND FRIENDS FRANCE/INDIA (NO FRIDGE) 2 The WORLD MUSIC CHARTS EUROPE Panel: Austria: Albert Hosp (ORF), Johann Kneihs (ORF); Belgium: Didier Melon (RTBF), 1 0 Zjakki Willems (vrt); Czech Republic: Petr Doruzka (VLTAVA); Estonia: Tonu Timm (Vikkerraadio), Aimar Ventsel (Radio2 Tallinn); 2 c Finland:, Marten Holm (YLE,Radio Vega), Harri Tuominen (YLE); France: Laurence Aloir (RFI), Daniel Brown (RFI), Hervé Riesen i s (Le Mouv/Radio France), Bintou Simpore (Radio Nova); Germany: Klaus Frederking (NDR), Francis Gay (WDR-Funkhaus Europa), u m Michael Kleff (DLF), Gülbahar Kültür (Radio Bremen), Jay Rutledge (Bayerischer Rundfunk), Johannes Theurer (Rundfunk Berlin- t f i Brandenburg); Greece: Giorgos Markakis (Kosmos), Manos Tzanakakis (Mylos); Hungary: Balázs Weyer (MR3-Bartok), László g Marton (MR2); Ireland: Gerry Godley ( RTE); Italy: Paolo Ferrari (Popolare Firenze), Patrick Fassiotti (Popolare Milano) ; Latvia: Gita © -
Find out in Details About the Programmes And
An international programme for education through the arts The bank for a changing world1 : 30 CHARITIES SUPPORTED WORLDWIDE EUROPE BELGIUM PORTUGAL HONG KONG ReMuA Orquestra Geraçao Kely Support Group Music / Singing Music Photography BULGARIA SPAIN INDIA B Cause Foundation Fundacion Baila Aseema Charitable Trust Plastic Arts / Music / Dance Dance Music / Singing FRANCE UNITED KINGDOM JAPAN KLAP Maison pour la Sadler’s Wells Theatre NPO Minna no Kotoba Danse, Kelemenis & Cie Dance Music Dance MALAYSIA GERMANY THE AMERICAS Dignity for children Kinderschutzbund, Frankfurt Foundation Theatre / Music BRAZIL Drawing / Photography Monte Azul HUNGARY Music SINGAPORE Mus-e Hungary, Little Arts Academy Music / Singing / CANADA Dance/ Music Graphic Arts / Photography MONTREAL MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS SOUTH KOREA, ITALY Drawing / Painting KACCC Sanitansamble Naples Music Music COLOMBIA TAIWAN Fundacion Nacional Batuda LUXEMBOURG Music / Singing TECO Technology Foundation Neumünster Abbey Dance / Music Cultural Exchange Center USA (NEW-YORK) New Circus Arts DMF Youth Dance AFRICA NETHERLANDS Youth Culture Fund USA (SAN FRANCISCO) IVORY COAST Dance Alonzo King Lines Ballet Ivoire Développement Durable Dance Theatre / Music / Dance POLAND CePek (The Culture MOROCCO Promotion Center) ASIA PACIFIC Les Étoiles de Sidi Moumen Music Music AUSTRALIA Barnardos Australia SENEGAL Visual Arts / Music / Dance Gnon – Dema (Ablaye Cissoko) Music CHINA Taipei Ricci Institute SOUTH AFRICA Educape / SSF Music / Drawing / Painting Theatre 2 Once upon a time, was created and a great tale began: a programme of art and education for underprivileged children Founded in 2015, Dream Up is the BNP Paribas Foundation’s international programme of education through art. It aims to give underprivileged children and teenagers the chance to practise one or more artistic activities.