Sonic Rights. Music of Escape and Belonging
HAU2, Hallesches Ufer 32, 10963 Berlin → MapTickets: 15 / 12 € + SC
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FriA remix of declarations of human rights. A spoken and sonic tour of homes made only of music. A live mash-up of Hannah Arendt and Mahmoud Darwish. A crossfade of Syria, Palestine, Germany, the US, and Mexico. Hear my voice. Don’t silence me. Listen for my song.
In the age of mass displacement, there is music everywhere, but what is it for? There is the right to make music, and there is music as a form of rights. So should I stay or should I go? Sometimes singing a song is the only way back to a home that no longer exists.
Specially conceived for CTM 2020, this hybrid performance mixes spoken word, recorded sound, and live musical performance.
Rasha Hilwi[DE]
Rasha Hilwi is a Palestinian writer, cultural journalist, cultural manager, the co-editor in chief of Raseef22 (an independent media platform covers the Arabic region), DJ (as DJ Hilwi), and a member of the AL.Berlin collective.
Milad Khawam[SY/DE]
Milad Khawam is a trumpet player, duduk player, and composer. Hailing from Damascus, where he studied classical and Arabic music, he is now based in Berlin.
Josh Kun[US]
Josh Kun is an author, curator, and journalist. He is the Director of the USC Annenberg School of Communication, where is a Professor and holder of the Chair in Cross-Cultural Communication.
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