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We're Having a Party in the Streets
Today is my birthday, and I can think of no better birthday present than Qazt: Ossetian Urban Rituals in Vladikavkaz, a 46-minute documentary film released earlier today by Tbilisi-based Ored Recordings, whose remit is “traditional and local music from the Caucasus and beyond.” The film comes hot on the heels of Ored’s release of the eponymous album a week ago.
Nothing would make me happier today…
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c!ang #46
An evening with Ored Recordings
in english language
Lecture, Solo, Film, Duo, Artist Talk
with
Bulat Khalilov (Ored Recordings, Ddorf)
Timur Kodzoko (Ored Recordings, Ddorf)
Stefan Schneider (TAL, Ddorf)
Donnerstag, 25. April 2024 Einlass 20 Uhr, Beginn 21 Uhr
Atelier Swen Buckner Birkenstrasse 61, 40233 Düsseldorf (Hinterhof)
Eintritt frei, nur für geladene Gäste c!ang ist eine private Veranstaltung
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The Mawaheb festival, a celebration of the music and musicians of West Asia, took place in early June 2021. The main event of the festival's closing day was the EastEast Picnic, which featured a concert series packed with performances by both traditional and experimental musicians from across the region, an education lecture series, and film screenings. The editorial staff of the EastEast music section curated this special educational program, inviting our friends and contributors from the DIY ethnography scene to take part in a lively discussion concerning the preservation of, approaches to, and perspectives on music across the globe. This talk, moderated by the radio host and DJ Inzhener Zemli, sheds light on these evolving practices. The panel features Olivier Duport and Alan Marzo of the FLEE project, Ian Nagoski from Canary Records, and Bulat Khalilov from Ored Recordings.
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Circassian Day of Mourning (May 21)
On the day of the end of the Russian-Caucasian war of 1763–1864, on the day of memory and sorrow of the Circassians, we publish another album-manifesto from Jrpjej.
In addition to music, the album is accompanied by a pdf-zine with our reflection on Circassian songs of the 20th century and their relevance today
“Sefitse” is a line from the song “Quedzoqo Tole Tsiku.”
In the Adyghe language, “se”…
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