Voies du rebétiko | Cinema
Wednesday 27 February - 18h30
Documentary by Timon Koulmasis (2003, 52', vo-stfr)
Musée d'ethnographie de Genève
Followed by the concert The Rebétiko Diaspora with Dimitris Mystakidis
MORE INFOTHE REBETIKO DIASPORA | concert
Wednesday 27 February - 20h30
Amerika
CONCERT
with Dimitris Mystakidis et Ifigeneia Ioannou
Musée d'ethnographie de Genève
PERSIAN SONGS: NEAR AND FAR | Lecture
Thursday 28 February - 18h30
Lecture of Reza Afchar Naderi
Alhambra, Geneva
MORE INFOBETWEEN IRAQ AND SYRIA | concert
Thursday 28 February - 20h30
Songs of Jazîra
DOUBLE CONCERT, first part of Roads of the East
with Ibrahim Keivo
Alhambra, Geneva
FREE SONG OF IRAN | concert
Thursday 28 February - 20h30
Manushan
DOUBLE CONCERT, 2nd part of Roads of the East
with Aïda Nosrat, Babak Amir Mobasher
Alhambra, Geneva
MULTIFACETED VENEZUELA | concert
Friday 1 March - 20h30
Quinteto Acústico Venezolano followed by Venezuelan Roots
DOUBLE CONCERT
Alhambra, Geneva
JOURNEY OF A SLAVE MUSICIAN | performance
Saturday 2 March - 16h30
The Emidy project
Family-friendly show, followed by the fruity apero
Alhambra, Geneva
MORE INFOMEDUMO YA AFRICA | concert
Saturday 2 March - 20h30
Sounds of Africa
DOUBLE CONCERT, firste part of Tribute to Mandela
avec Mabeleng Moholo
Alhambra, Geneva
DIKAKANYO | performance
Saturday 2 March - 20h30
Conversation with oneself
DOUBLE CONCERT, second part
with Diwelé Lubi
Alhambra, Geneva
KABUL ENSEMBLE | concert
Wednesday 6 March - 20h30
Afghani Inspiration
CONCERT
Centre des Arts, École internationale de Genève
Music in exile aims to celebrate the exiled populations’ countries of origin as well as the countries that receive them. The need to shine the light on the poetic and musical heritages of these populations deeply resonated with us, particularly at a time of migratory tragedies.
To musically question exile is also to provide a platform for other voices and to showcase the cultural richness that the conflicts of our contemporary world, and fear of the unknown, tend to mask or marginalize.
Beyond the hurts and wounds, exile can also reveals itself to be fertile ground - a new territory that music, with its subtle play of memory, can live in. Each of the musicians that ADEM has invited for this festival has responded to this interplay according to their experience and imagination.
There are many life stories, individual and collective, which serve as points of departure for these artists who have known how to craft their own realities and renew their identities.
The programme approaches themes that are sometimes painful, but always underlines that music, poetry and dance harbour energy and optimism. From Syria to Venezuela, from Europe to South Africa, this festival paints a large geographic and cultural panorama, through concerts and encounters, just like the diversity of debates that open up migration.
Fabrice Contri
Director
Ateliers d’ethnomusicologie
NEWS
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