Name: Jazz Sounds | Alaa Zouiten (oud) + Amine Mesnaoui (p)
Start: 2024-05-02T19:30:00+02:00
End: 2024-05-02T22:00:00+02:00
Location: Merseburger Str. 14, 10823 Berlin, Germany

Jazz Sounds | Alaa Zouiten (oud) + Amine Mesnaoui (p)

EN- For our 5th concert in the SOUNDS series we are incredibly honored to have renowned oud player Alaa Zouiten play in a duo constellation with masterful Amine „simourgh“ Mesnaoui. Both include blends of classical arabic, morrocan and free jazz elements in their work, and our bound to take you on an inspirational sonic journey. Join us on Thursday 02.05.2024.
DE- Für unser 5es Konzert in der SOUNDS serie freuen wir uns ungemein auf den renommierten oud Meister Alaa Zouiten, der in einer Duo Konstellation mit dem meisterhaften pianisten Amine „simourgh“ Mesnaoui spielen wird. Beide kombinieren Einflüsse aus den Genres der klassischen arabischen, marokkanischen und free jazz Musik. Seien sie gespannt auf eine außergewöhnlichen Klangreise am Donnerstag den 02.05.2024.
Doors|Einlass: 19:30
Concert: 20:00
2 sets
Tickets: 19,90 online through eventim or at the Gallery
Artists:
Alaa Zouiten was born in Casablanca, Morocco. There he began his musical career as a master on the oud. Carrying the heritage of both classical Arabic music and traditional Moroccan music, Alaa has found a home in the metropolis of Berlin. Working with musicians from diverse backgrounds, he has made it his mission to create a modern soundscape inspired by all the world’s musical traditions, where there is no hierarchy of styles or cultures. The oud speaks different musical languages and only the beauty of the music counts!
Syncretic, deep and spiritual, the creative universe of Amine „simourgh“ Mesnaoui is inspired by his cultural cross roots of the African and the European continents, and by the resistant movement of Free Jazz. He brings together the traditional African rhythms and arabic melodies of Morocco, occidental written tradition and improvisation in his sound performances. The Berlin based composer and pianist Andreas Schmidt describes him as „a master of improvisation from scratch“.