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Eine arabische Welt ohne Grenzen

By Thomas Burkhalter on February 16, 2011

By Thomas Burkhalter on 16 February 2011 in  AUDIO

Wael Sami hat im Kinderchor vom Opernhaus Kairo Gesang gelernt. Heute nimmt er Unterricht in Zeitgenössischer Musik an der Hochschule der Künste in Bern.

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In diesem Podcast werden die folgenden Kompositionen von Wael Sami El Kholy angespielt: «Skies’ Calls», «Monyaty», «Hand of God» und «Sofism». Und der Pop-Track «Hases Beyya» (Text: Wael Samy; Komponist: Mohamed Samy)

Dieses Gespräch fand im Rahmen des Norient Projektes Sonic Traces: From Switzerland statt. Am Fr. 25.2 erscheinen Auszüge aus diesem Gespräch in der Radio-Reportage «Die Schweiz, mal anders. 5 Portraits» auf Schweizer Radio DRS2.
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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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4 responses to “Eine arabische Welt ohne Grenzen”

  1. Musik in der Schweiz, mal anders.
    February 28, 2011 at 10:11 am |

    [...] Interviews können unter folgenden Links im Norient Magazin nachgehört werden: Yang Jing, Wael Sami, Kara Sylla Ka und [...]

  2. Sonic Traces: From Switzerland
    December 9, 2011 at 4:27 pm |

    [...] Bern > Dieter Ringli, Aathal-Seegräben > Kara Sylla Ka, Genf > Yang Jing, Aarburg > Wael Sami, Bern > Meduoteran, Trimbach > Festival Ear We Are, [...]

  3. Sonic Traces: From Switzerland
    February 13, 2012 at 5:40 pm |

    [...] Bern > Dieter Ringli, Aathal-Seegräben > Kara Sylla Ka, Genf > Yang Jing, Aarburg > Wael Sami, Bern > Meduoteran, Trimbach > Festival Ear We Are, Biel > Bittuner > Cyril Schläpfer, [...]

  4. Mashed-Up Switzerland
    April 16, 2013 at 1:11 pm |

    [...] Ka, Genf > Manuel Stahlberger, St. Gallen > Heidi Happy, Luzern > Yang Jing, Aarburg > Wael Sami, Bern > Meduoteran, Trimbach > Festival Ear We Are, [...]

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