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SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET vom DO 26. Mai 2022
SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET entführen ihre Zuhörer und Zuhörerinnen auf eine Reise in das alte und neue Mesopotamien. Einfühlsam und eindringlich lässt das ‚Quintett’ neue Klangwelten seiner Region aufleben.
In ihrem Zusammenwirken treffen traditionelle Lieder auf klassische Musik, die Abendland und Morgenland verschmelzen lassen, der freien Improvisation einen Raum gebend. Dabei schlagen sie eine musikalische Brücke von der Tradition zur Moderne; virtuos, kompromisslos, immer neuen Eingebungen folgend. Zum Repertoire dieses Kammerorchesters gehören: Lieder von Volksmusikern wie Âşık Veysel bis Aram Tigran, von Gomidas bis Neşet Ertaş, namenlose anatolische Melodien, sowie ethnische Welt- und Filmmusik. Die Arrangements der Lieder wurden größtenteils vom ANADOLU QUARTET erstellt, aber auch bekannte Arrangements wurden in das Repertoire mit aufgenommen.
Mit SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET haben fünf herausragende musikalische Individualisten zu einem neuen musikalischen Experiment zusammen gefunden, das die Klänge Mesopotamiens auch für westliche Ohren zugänglich macht.
SAKINA: Vokal
AHMET TIRGIL: Geige
ÖZGÜR KEMENT: Geige
OZAN NABI AKIN: Viola
RUSEN ARSLANARGUN: Cello
MEHMET: Vokal
STRINGS OF MESOPOTAMIA
CLASSICAL WORLD MUSIC FROM ANATOLIA
SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET take their audience on a journey into ancient and new Mesopotamia.
The quintet revives with sensitivity and poignancy new worlds of sound from their region. In their creative process, traditional ballads and classical music meet, thus merging Occident and Orient and empowering space for free improvisation.
Thereby they emote a musical bridge embracing traditional with modernity; virtuous, uncompromising, expanding new intuitions.
With SAKINA & ANATOLIA QUARTET five brilliant musicians bond instilling a new musical experiment, making the sounds of Mesopotamia accessible for western ears.
BIOGRAPHY
Sakina was born into a Kurdish Alevite family in the small town of Varto in Turkey. As a teenager she started singing with Turkish choirs and bands, but it wasn’t until she entered university that she became acquainted with Kurdish musical traditions and set out to defy cultural assimilation. In 1991 she joined the Mespotamian Cultural Centre in Istanbul, a proponent of Kurdish culture, as a vocalist. Like many other Kurdish musicians, she was forced to literally go underground to practise her music and soon she had to choose political activism over art.
It wasn’t until Sakina arrived to Austria as a political refugee in 2006 that she took to singing as a full-time pursuit again. The first fruit of her concentrated creative efforts were released in the form of her first solo album ROYÊ MI, globally distributed by ARC Music.
Sakina joined forces with pianist Nazê Îşxan and violinist Nurê Dilovanî to form the all-female TRIO MARA, drawing on traditional Kurdish songs mainly sung by and handed down from woman to woman, enrichening the material with Western classical and contemporary approaches. In 2013 the trio released their first album DERI / BEHIND THE DOORS, recorded live at the Rudolf Ötker Hall in Bielefeld. The album was distributed by AHENK MÜZIK and earned the trio a wider acknowledgement. They were included in the portfolio of the Secretary of Culture of North-Rhine Westfalia and publicly commissioned to tour a number of venues in the region.
Since 2013 Sakina works with another group, the ANADOLU QUARTETT, touring Austria and Germany. Their first tour is successfully documented in the form of the live album KÖPRÜ/THE BRIDGE (Ahenk Müzik), a recording that reached a large audience and garnered the group critical recognition.
On top of all that, Sakina has established the Vienna-based ensemble “Sakina & Friends” featuring musicians from Iran, Spain, Austria and Turkey. They regularly perform throughout Austria, where Sakina appears on a lot of album projects and concert bills, never tired to support other artists.
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Ab jetzt gibt es wieder jeden Mittwoch um 20 Uhr Konzerte im Katakomben-Theater in Essen mit wechselnden Gastmusikern.
Auch die regelmäßigen Veranstaltungen finden im Katakomben Theater im Girardet Haus wieder statt, wenngleich sie mit Sorgen und Hoffnungen sowie Spenden- und Solidatitätsaktionen für die Ukraine verbunden werden. Zu schwer war die Durststrecke der letzten Jahren für alle Theater.
Vielen Dank an alle.
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SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET entführen ihre Zuhörer und Zuhörerinnen auf eine Reise in das alte und neue Mesopotamien. Einfühlsam und eindringlich lässt das ‚Quintett’ neue Klangwelten seiner Region aufleben.
In ihrem Zusammenwirken treffen traditionelle Lieder auf klassische Musik, die Abendland und Morgenland verschmelzen lassen, der freien Improvisation einen Raum gebend. Dabei schlagen sie eine musikalische Brücke von der Tradition zur Moderne; virtuos, kompromisslos, immer neuen Eingebungen folgend. Zum Repertoire dieses Kammerorchesters gehören: Lieder von Volksmusikern wie Âşık Veysel bis Aram Tigran, von Gomidas bis Neşet Ertaş, namenlose anatolische Melodien, sowie ethnische Welt- und Filmmusik. Die Arrangements der Lieder wurden größtenteils vom ANADOLU QUARTET erstellt, aber auch bekannte Arrangements wurden in das Repertoire mit aufgenommen.
Mit SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET haben fünf herausragende musikalische Individualisten zu einem neuen musikalischen Experiment zusammen gefunden, das die Klänge Mesopotamiens auch für westliche Ohren zugänglich macht.
SAKINA: Vokal
AHMET TIRGIL: Geige
ÖZGÜR KEMENT: Geige
OZAN NABI AKIN: Viola
RUSEN ARSLANARGUN: Cello
MEHMET: Vokal
STRINGS OF MESOPOTAMIA
CLASSICAL WORLD MUSIC FROM ANATOLIA
SAKINA & ANADOLU QUARTET take their audience on a journey into ancient and new Mesopotamia.
The quintet revives with sensitivity and poignancy new worlds of sound from their region. In their creative process, traditional ballads and classical music meet, thus merging Occident and Orient and empowering space for free improvisation.
Thereby they emote a musical bridge embracing traditional with modernity; virtuous, uncompromising, expanding new intuitions.
With SAKINA & ANATOLIA QUARTET five brilliant musicians bond instilling a new musical experiment, making the sounds of Mesopotamia accessible for western ears.
BIOGRAPHY
Sakina was born into a Kurdish Alevite family in the small town of Varto in Turkey. As a teenager she started singing with Turkish choirs and bands, but it wasn’t until she entered university that she became acquainted with Kurdish musical traditions and set out to defy cultural assimilation. In 1991 she joined the Mespotamian Cultural Centre in Istanbul, a proponent of Kurdish culture, as a vocalist. Like many other Kurdish musicians, she was forced to literally go underground to practise her music and soon she had to choose political activism over art.
It wasn’t until Sakina arrived to Austria as a political refugee in 2006 that she took to singing as a full-time pursuit again. The first fruit of her concentrated creative efforts were released in the form of her first solo album ROYÊ MI, globally distributed by ARC Music.
Sakina joined forces with pianist Nazê Îşxan and violinist Nurê Dilovanî to form the all-female TRIO MARA, drawing on traditional Kurdish songs mainly sung by and handed down from woman to woman, enrichening the material with Western classical and contemporary approaches. In 2013 the trio released their first album DERI / BEHIND THE DOORS, recorded live at the Rudolf Ötker Hall in Bielefeld. The album was distributed by AHENK MÜZIK and earned the trio a wider acknowledgement. They were included in the portfolio of the Secretary of Culture of North-Rhine Westfalia and publicly commissioned to tour a number of venues in the region.
Since 2013 Sakina works with another group, the ANADOLU QUARTETT, touring Austria and Germany. Their first tour is successfully documented in the form of the live album KÖPRÜ/THE BRIDGE (Ahenk Müzik), a recording that reached a large audience and garnered the group critical recognition.
On top of all that, Sakina has established the Vienna-based ensemble “Sakina & Friends” featuring musicians from Iran, Spain, Austria and Turkey. They regularly perform throughout Austria, where Sakina appears on a lot of album projects and concert bills, never tired to support other artists.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Ab jetzt gibt es wieder jeden Mittwoch um 20 Uhr Konzerte im Katakomben-Theater in Essen mit wechselnden Gastmusikern.
Auch die regelmäßigen Veranstaltungen finden im Katakomben Theater im Girardet Haus wieder statt, wenngleich sie mit Sorgen und Hoffnungen sowie Spenden- und Solidatitätsaktionen für die Ukraine verbunden werden. Zu schwer war die Durststrecke der letzten Jahren für alle Theater.
Vielen Dank an alle.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Aus unserem Archiv.
Licht & Ton, Recording & Video: m-pio & KatakART
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
V.i.S.d.P. Kazim Çalisgan - KatakART e.V.
KATAKOMBEN-THEATER IM GIRARDET HAUS
GIRARDET STRAßE 2-38, 45131 ESSEN
FON: 0201 · 430 46 72
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