Afghanische Musik vom Genfersee

By Norient on December 7, 2004

By Thomas Burkhalter on 7 December 2004 in AUDIO

Khaled Arman spielte in Kabul Funk, in Prag und Paris zeitgenössische Gitarrenmusik und in Genf afghanische Populärmusik. Mit dem Ensemble Kaboul hat Arman einen BBC World Music Award gewonnen, und als Solomusiker geht er mit seiner umgebauten Rubab eigene Wege. Eine Radiosendung von Thomas Burkhalter.

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Khaled Arman (Foto Michael Pfister)

Ein Hintergrund-Artikel zu Khaled Arman gibt es unter diesem Link.

Posted in AUDIO | Tagged Afghanistan, Ensemble Kabul, Geneva, Globale Nischen, Khaled Arman, Rubab, Sonic Traces: From Switzerland, Swiss Music, Switzerland | 2 Responses

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Thomas Burkhalter

Thomas Burkhalter, an ethnomusicologist, music journalist and cultural producer from Bern (Switzerland), runs the research project «Global Niches – Music in a transnational World» at the Zurich University of the Arts. He is the founder and editor-in-chief of norient – Network for Local and Global Sounds and Media Culture. He produced and tours with the audio-visual performances «Sonic Traces: From the Arab World», «Sonic Traces: From Switzerland», co-curates the norient Musikfilm Festival), and co-directed the documentary film «Buy More Incense» (2002) about Indian and Pakistani musicians of second and third generation in the UK. His dissertation «Creating Sense out of Chaos: New Sounds from Beirut« researched empirically experimental and popular music in Lebanon (University of Bern and Oldenburg, 2009). His book «Local Music Scenes and Globalization: Transnational Platforms in Beirut» is going to be published by Routledge in 2013.
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2 responses to “Afghanische Musik vom Genfersee”

Joke Burkhalter
December 8, 2010 at 6:28 pm | Permalink

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September 9, 2011 at 12:01 pm | Permalink

[...] unter dem Motto „Flucht“ eröffnet wurde. Norient berichtete 2004 mit einem 1-stündigen Radio-Portrait und einem Interview über diesen Künstler. Jetzt berichtet Khaled Arman von seinen Erfahrungen in [...]