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  • Archive for January 13th, 2012

    Gochag Askarov and his Ensemble Mugham Concert

    January 13th, 2012

    When: 3 February 2012, 19:00                                                Gochag Askarov
    London, SE1 8XX. Admission Free.

    Where: The Front Room, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road

    As part of the World Routes on the Road evening of ‘World Music’, organised by BBC Radio 3, TEAS is pleased to support this concert by Gochag Askarov and his Ensemble. Having performed to wide acclaim at the WOMAD Festivals in the UK, New Zealand and Australia, vocalist Gochag has cut several CDs and appeared in the awardwinning filmThe Mystical Music of Mugham Comes to Montana, produced by TEAS. He is renowned as one of the foremost living exponents of classical mugham, with a voice of unmatched purity and passion.

    Please note that the evening of free events begins at 17.30hrs.

    If you wish to hear Ay Qiz/Mugham Shahaz by Gochag Askarov and his Ensemble, recorded by World Routes on location in Azerbaijan, please visit: http://soundcloud.com/nascentemusic/gochaq-askarov-ay-qiz-mugham

    Tags: European Azerbaijan Society (TEAS), Gochag Askarov
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    by admin

    Third Symposium of the ICTM Study Group For Music of the Turkic Speaking World

    January 13th, 2012

    When:  1-2 December, 2012                                      folk-music-instruments

    Where: Cambridge, UK

    “Popular Culture in Turkic Asia and Afghanistan:

    Performance and Belief”

    The popular culture of this area is unique and contains many specific genres. Even though in the past many traditional forms of music culture had been adapted to religious purposes, during latter centuries they have taken on a different appearance. Today when the development of TV and radio is global, influencing daily life and transforming the original practice of local performances, music has become an enclave where features of the past and present are intertwined. Popular music conveys a number of references to previous music and its religions connections, and our task is to focus on such cases. Read more »

    Tags: Afghanistan, Dr Razia Sultanova, ICTM Study Group, Turkic Asia
    Posted in Central Asia, News | No Comments »
    by admin

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