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CATENATION / ASFOUR / ZIDAN
CATENATION / ASFOUR / ZIDAN
A collaborative project that bridges industrial, Middle Eastern, and contemporary classical music. Formed in 2023, the quartet includes violinist Ayman Asfour, recorder virtuoso Sylvia Hinz, electronic artist Jeanne Artemis, and vocalist / electronic artist Amro Zidan. Their debut EP, No Signal, is on the horizon, promising an innovative blend of diverse traditions and cutting-edge soundscapes. This project invites listeners on a journey through the interplay of culture and musical experimentation.
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An experimental improvisation live performance with Freya Edmondes (Wales), Ayman Asfour (Egypt), Bassem Diaa' (Egypt) and Amro Zidan (Egypt)
Conducted improvisation live performance with Huda Asfour (Palestine) and Irina Solinas (Italy)
Yassen Mahgoub Concert (Egypt)
Hakawi Al-Mouled
A musical theater show (Perform For Arts)
(Tawseela) A unique concert blending electronic and acoustic worlds, born from a collaborative music workshop
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A music camp led by Kamilya Jubran
Music Camp with Kamilya Jubran
By Wekalet Bahna in cooperation with Rock Sound, supported by Drosos Foundation.
Shadows and Distorted Waters: Echoes of Lost Information
This event was part of the Alexandria Heritage Days, in collaboration with the Goethe Institute Alexandria
During a week-long residency, Egyptian musician Amro Zidan and German musician Daniel Dominguez Teruel delved into the sonic exploration of climate change's impact on cities like Alexandria and Bremen. Through experimental sound practices, the artists engaged in deep listening to reflect on rising sea levels, loss, community, cultural heritage, and the uncertainties of the future.
"Wekalet Behna" Music Program
supported by Drosos Foundation.
The program is a year-long initiative under the direction of artist Ayman Asfour, featuring a diverse range of workshops led by esteemed instructors from Egypt and abroad. Contributors include, but are not limited to, Ayman Asfour (Egypt), Huda Asfour (Palestine), Maurice Louca (Egypt), Simon Peterman (Switzerland), Adham Zidane (Egypt), Basem Abu Arab (Egypt), Ghalia Benali (Tunisia), Mohamed Abozekry (Egypt), and others.
Grüne Fête de la Musique (Residency Act)
Produced by B’sarya for Arts
this residency brought together Ahmed Eid (Palestine - Germany), Electro Zebala (Egypt, Algeria - France), and EIN L AQL (Egypt) for an inspiring collaborative experience. Guided by artistic facilitator Ahmed Saleh, the artists created original tracks that fused their diverse musical styles.
The residency culminated in two electrifying performances in Alexandria and Cairo, showcasing the unique results of their collaboration. This project highlighted the transformative power of artistic residencies in fostering innovation and cross-cultural exchange through music.
Live Beat Electronic Music Retreat
by Goethe-Institute Kairo
The “Live Beat” program by Goethe-Institut Cairo is dedicated to fostering artistic creation in electronic and digital fusion music, with a focus on addressing gender-based power dynamics. The program strives to make electronic music more inclusive and enhance the role of women in the industry, not only as performers but also as producers and programmers.
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