World Wide Music
Friday 03.04.2015 9:00 PM | Club
Admission: 15 / 10 / 5 € (with Berlinpass)
Organizer: Werkstatt der Kulturen
Production
Al Sahra
Gnawa Music - Rockabilly - Oud Sounds - Berber & Syrian Folk
Four musicians from three world regions play the fusion of their respective cultural backgrounds and heritage. Brane and Martin have common Rockabilly roots and otherwise impersonate the higher and lower end of a Balkan brass band. Marwan is a renowned Oud master and teacher and fantastic visual artist. Rabee joined last summer, completing this unique mix of musical authenticity, including Berber, Syrian folk, adding the kick-ass attitude of US-American country and R'n'R.
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Berliners play Global Music
Every Friday, the WERKSTATT DER KULTUREN brings you the finest in global sounds.
All of our concerts can be found in our schedule and on our Facebook page!
For booking inquiries, please contact:
Anette Heit
Tel.: +49 (0)30 609 770 - 17
anette.heit@werkstatt-der-kulturen.de
A program series in co-operation with Funkhaus Europa
What are you waiting for? Apply Now!
Attention, Musicians! The WERKSTATT DER KULTUREN is looking for the best global beats the world has to offer with the 1st creole Global Music Contest!
Apply now for the 5th creole Berlin-Brandenburg and the 1st creole Global music contest!
Application Deadline: 9 May 2015
Germany's only music competition for Global Sounds
creole gives musical diversity a stage! From BalkanSka, Afrobeat Beatbox and New Anatolian Traditionals through Cumbia Crossover and Chinese Ethno Sound to Poetic Persian Jazz and Brazilian Progressive Rock: creole is looking for professional bands and ensembles who represent this diversity; the experts of this new musical language!
Artistic quality and originality is what counts!
creole selects the best global beat bands and is committed to unique musical diversity. The competition highlights the transcultural musical innovations of the 21st century.
creole has been taking place since 2006: in eight regional preliminary rounds, nearly 400 bands have competed against each other; 68 of them were chosen for the national competitions; and in four final rounds, 13 bands were chosen as the winners!
Out of the shadows and into the spotlight!
For more information about creole, visit us at www.creole-weltmusik.de, on Facebook, YouTube and here:
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