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Le philosophe-cinéphile Jacques Rancière et le producteur Paul Saadoun nous présentent la vingtième soirée Flare qui est consacrée à Béla Tarr le vendredi 02 mars 2012.
Réalisateur hongrois dont l’œuvre est une proposition esthétique et philosophique inédite dans le cinéma actuel; son oeuvre résiste d’abord au système soviétique puis, après la chute du Mur de Berlin, au système de production cinématographique occidental. C’est un cinéma qui donne corps au pouvoir, au peuple et à l’individu isolé face à eux.
- published: 20 Apr 2016
- views: 65
"L'équipe de tournage du film Parpaillon de Luc Moullet", réalisé par Gérard Courant le 8 juin 1992 à Crévoux (France), fait partie de la série "Portrait de groupe" commencée par le cinéaste en 1985.
Avec : Marie-Chantal Aiello, Marc Atgé, Nurith Barkan, Brahim Belaidi, Gérard Courant, Marc Esclapes, Jean-Jacques Flori, Patrick Frederich, Pascal Graziani, Lisa Guilhaume, Max Hugues, Marie-Line Joly, Éric Jubault, Éran Klapholz, Gérard Lacombe, Luc Leclerc du Sablon, Luc Moullet, François Pages, Jean-Louis Porte, Jean-François Priester, Yves-Marie Rollin, Paul Saadoun, François Salisch, Guillaume Schmidt, François Tourtet, Michel Vermeil.
- published: 09 Jul 2012
- views: 396
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
- published: 09 Apr 2008
- views: 1053
Saadoun Al Bayati and his ensemble perform Adhan, the Muslim call-to-prayer, alongside Joan Baez at a benefit concert for Citizens Reach Out, April 20th 2012 at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, CA.
- published: 08 Jun 2012
- views: 723
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
- published: 09 Apr 2008
- views: 677
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
- published: 08 Apr 2008
- views: 2123
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
- published: 09 Apr 2008
- views: 1523
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4:13Paul Saadoun (1992) by Gérard Courant - Cinématon #1537
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17:28JACQUES RANCIÈRE, SOIRÉE FLARE #20
JACQUES RANCIÈRE, SOIRÉE FLARE #20JACQUES RANCIÈRE, SOIRÉE FLARE #20
Le philosophe-cinéphile Jacques Rancière et le producteur Paul Saadoun nous présentent la vingtième soirée Flare qui est consacrée à Béla Tarr le vendredi 02 mars 2012. Réalisateur hongrois dont l’œuvre est une proposition esthétique et philosophique inédite dans le cinéma actuel; son oeuvre résiste d’abord au système soviétique puis, après la chute du Mur de Berlin, au système de production cinématographique occidental. C’est un cinéma qui donne corps au pouvoir, au peuple et à l’individu isolé face à eux. -
2:03Super show - Bar mitsva de Paul -
Super show - Bar mitsva de Paul -Super show - Bar mitsva de Paul -
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4:28L'équipe de tournage de Parpaillon de Luc Moullet (1992) by Gérard Courant - Groupe #177
L'équipe de tournage de Parpaillon de Luc Moullet (1992) by Gérard Courant - Groupe #177L'équipe de tournage de Parpaillon de Luc Moullet (1992) by Gérard Courant - Groupe #177
"L'équipe de tournage du film Parpaillon de Luc Moullet", réalisé par Gérard Courant le 8 juin 1992 à Crévoux (France), fait partie de la série "Portrait de groupe" commencée par le cinéaste en 1985. Avec : Marie-Chantal Aiello, Marc Atgé, Nurith Barkan, Brahim Belaidi, Gérard Courant, Marc Esclapes, Jean-Jacques Flori, Patrick Frederich, Pascal Graziani, Lisa Guilhaume, Max Hugues, Marie-Line Joly, Éric Jubault, Éran Klapholz, Gérard Lacombe, Luc Leclerc du Sablon, Luc Moullet, François Pages, Jean-Louis Porte, Jean-François Priester, Yves-Marie Rollin, Paul Saadoun, François Salisch, Guillaume Schmidt, François Tourtet, Michel Vermeil. -
2:02Berakah Clip 3 "inchalah"
Berakah Clip 3 "inchalah"Berakah Clip 3 "inchalah"
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience. Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said: "It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum." The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together. Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at http://www.theberakahproject.org Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart". For more information please go to: http://www.theberakahproject.org -
2:33Saadoun Al Bayati performs at the April 20th benefit for CRO.mp4
Saadoun Al Bayati performs at the April 20th benefit for CRO.mp4Saadoun Al Bayati performs at the April 20th benefit for CRO.mp4
Saadoun Al Bayati and his ensemble perform Adhan, the Muslim call-to-prayer, alongside Joan Baez at a benefit concert for Citizens Reach Out, April 20th 2012 at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, CA. -
5:26Berakah Clip 2 "Where?"
Berakah Clip 2 "Where?"Berakah Clip 2 "Where?"
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience. Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said: "It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum." The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together. Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at http://www.theberakahproject.org Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart". For more information please go to: http://www.theberakahproject.org -
3:49SADOUN N°1.FATTI DA PARTE
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8:31Berakah Clip 1 "Cydonia"
Berakah Clip 1 "Cydonia"Berakah Clip 1 "Cydonia"
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience. Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said: "It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum." The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together. Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at http://www.theberakahproject.org Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart". For more information please go to: http://www.theberakahproject.org -
3:25Berakah Clip 4 "yedid nefesh"
Berakah Clip 4 "yedid nefesh"Berakah Clip 4 "yedid nefesh"
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience. Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said: "It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum." The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together. Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at http://www.theberakahproject.org Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart". For more information please go to: http://www.theberakahproject.org
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JACQUES RANCIÈRE, SOIRÉE FLARE #20
Le philosophe-cinéphile Jacques Rancière et le producteur Paul Saadoun nous présentent la vingtième soirée Flare qui est consacrée à Béla Tarr le vendredi 02 mars 2012. Réalisateur hongrois dont l’œuvre est une proposition esthétique et philosophique inédite dans le cinéma actuel; son oeuvre résiste d’abord au système soviétique puis, après la chute du Mur de Berlin, au système de production cinématographique occidental. C’est un cinéma qui donne corps au pouvoir, au peuple et à l’individu isolé face à eux. -
Super show - Bar mitsva de Paul -
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L'équipe de tournage de Parpaillon de Luc Moullet (1992) by Gérard Courant - Groupe #177
"L'équipe de tournage du film Parpaillon de Luc Moullet", réalisé par Gérard Courant le 8 juin 1992 à Crévoux (France), fait partie de la série "Portrait de groupe" commencée par le cinéaste en 1985. Avec : Marie-Chantal Aiello, Marc Atgé, Nurith Barkan, Brahim Belaidi, Gérard Courant, Marc Esclapes, Jean-Jacques Flori, Patrick Frederich, Pascal Graziani, Lisa Guilhaume, Max Hugues, Marie-Line Joly, Éric Jubault, Éran Klapholz, Gérard Lacombe, Luc Leclerc du Sablon, Luc Moullet, François Pages, Jean-Louis Porte, Jean-François Priester, Yves-Marie Rollin, Paul Saadoun, François Salisch, Guillaume Schmidt, François Tourtet, Michel Vermeil. -
Berakah Clip 3 "inchalah"
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning ... -
Saadoun Al Bayati performs at the April 20th benefit for CRO.mp4
Saadoun Al Bayati and his ensemble perform Adhan, the Muslim call-to-prayer, alongside Joan Baez at a benefit concert for Citizens Reach Out, April 20th 2012 at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, CA. -
Berakah Clip 2 "Where?"
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning ... -
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Berakah Clip 1 "Cydonia"
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning ... -
Berakah Clip 4 "yedid nefesh"
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007 Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe. The word "Berakah", meaning ...
Paul Saadoun (1992) by Gérard Courant - Cinématon #1537
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- Duration: 4:13
- Updated: 06 May 2013
- views: 15
Le "Cinématon" n°1537 de Paul Saadoun réalisé par Gérard Courant le 8 juin 1992 à Crévoux (France) (Silencieux).
Paul Saadoun's portrait by Gérard Courant (1992...
Le "Cinématon" n°1537 de Paul Saadoun réalisé par Gérard Courant le 8 juin 1992 à Crévoux (France) (Silencieux).
Paul Saadoun's portrait by Gérard Courant (1992 - silent).
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JACQUES RANCIÈRE, SOIRÉE FLARE #20
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- Duration: 17:28
- Updated: 20 Apr 2016
- views: 65
Le philosophe-cinéphile Jacques Rancière et le producteur Paul Saadoun nous présentent la vingtième soirée Flare qui est consacrée à Béla Tarr le vendredi 02 ma...
Le philosophe-cinéphile Jacques Rancière et le producteur Paul Saadoun nous présentent la vingtième soirée Flare qui est consacrée à Béla Tarr le vendredi 02 mars 2012.
Réalisateur hongrois dont l’œuvre est une proposition esthétique et philosophique inédite dans le cinéma actuel; son oeuvre résiste d’abord au système soviétique puis, après la chute du Mur de Berlin, au système de production cinématographique occidental. C’est un cinéma qui donne corps au pouvoir, au peuple et à l’individu isolé face à eux.
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Le philosophe-cinéphile Jacques Rancière et le producteur Paul Saadoun nous présentent la vingtième soirée Flare qui est consacrée à Béla Tarr le vendredi 02 mars 2012.
Réalisateur hongrois dont l’œuvre est une proposition esthétique et philosophique inédite dans le cinéma actuel; son oeuvre résiste d’abord au système soviétique puis, après la chute du Mur de Berlin, au système de production cinématographique occidental. C’est un cinéma qui donne corps au pouvoir, au peuple et à l’individu isolé face à eux.
- published: 20 Apr 2016
- views: 65
Super show - Bar mitsva de Paul -
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- Duration: 2:03
- Updated: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 40
- published: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 40
L'équipe de tournage de Parpaillon de Luc Moullet (1992) by Gérard Courant - Groupe #177
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:28
- Updated: 09 Jul 2012
- views: 396
"L'équipe de tournage du film Parpaillon de Luc Moullet", réalisé par Gérard Courant le 8 juin 1992 à Crévoux (France), fait partie de la série "Portrait de gro...
"L'équipe de tournage du film Parpaillon de Luc Moullet", réalisé par Gérard Courant le 8 juin 1992 à Crévoux (France), fait partie de la série "Portrait de groupe" commencée par le cinéaste en 1985.
Avec : Marie-Chantal Aiello, Marc Atgé, Nurith Barkan, Brahim Belaidi, Gérard Courant, Marc Esclapes, Jean-Jacques Flori, Patrick Frederich, Pascal Graziani, Lisa Guilhaume, Max Hugues, Marie-Line Joly, Éric Jubault, Éran Klapholz, Gérard Lacombe, Luc Leclerc du Sablon, Luc Moullet, François Pages, Jean-Louis Porte, Jean-François Priester, Yves-Marie Rollin, Paul Saadoun, François Salisch, Guillaume Schmidt, François Tourtet, Michel Vermeil.
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"L'équipe de tournage du film Parpaillon de Luc Moullet", réalisé par Gérard Courant le 8 juin 1992 à Crévoux (France), fait partie de la série "Portrait de groupe" commencée par le cinéaste en 1985.
Avec : Marie-Chantal Aiello, Marc Atgé, Nurith Barkan, Brahim Belaidi, Gérard Courant, Marc Esclapes, Jean-Jacques Flori, Patrick Frederich, Pascal Graziani, Lisa Guilhaume, Max Hugues, Marie-Line Joly, Éric Jubault, Éran Klapholz, Gérard Lacombe, Luc Leclerc du Sablon, Luc Moullet, François Pages, Jean-Louis Porte, Jean-François Priester, Yves-Marie Rollin, Paul Saadoun, François Salisch, Guillaume Schmidt, François Tourtet, Michel Vermeil.
- published: 09 Jul 2012
- views: 396
Berakah Clip 3 "inchalah"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 09 Apr 2008
- views: 1053
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-...
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
wn.com/Berakah Clip 3 Inchalah
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
- published: 09 Apr 2008
- views: 1053
Saadoun Al Bayati performs at the April 20th benefit for CRO.mp4
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 08 Jun 2012
- views: 723
Saadoun Al Bayati and his ensemble perform Adhan, the Muslim call-to-prayer, alongside Joan Baez at a benefit concert for Citizens Reach Out, April 20th 2012 at...
Saadoun Al Bayati and his ensemble perform Adhan, the Muslim call-to-prayer, alongside Joan Baez at a benefit concert for Citizens Reach Out, April 20th 2012 at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, CA.
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Saadoun Al Bayati and his ensemble perform Adhan, the Muslim call-to-prayer, alongside Joan Baez at a benefit concert for Citizens Reach Out, April 20th 2012 at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, CA.
- published: 08 Jun 2012
- views: 723
Berakah Clip 2 "Where?"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:26
- Updated: 09 Apr 2008
- views: 677
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-...
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
wn.com/Berakah Clip 2 Where
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
- published: 09 Apr 2008
- views: 677
SADOUN N°1.FATTI DA PARTE
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:49
- Updated: 07 Dec 2011
- views: 6015
Berakah Clip 1 "Cydonia"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:31
- Updated: 08 Apr 2008
- views: 2123
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-...
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
wn.com/Berakah Clip 1 Cydonia
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
- published: 08 Apr 2008
- views: 2123
Berakah Clip 4 "yedid nefesh"
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:25
- Updated: 09 Apr 2008
- views: 1523
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-...
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
wn.com/Berakah Clip 4 Yedid Nefesh
Berakah at St.Paul's,Covent Garden,London's Glittering West End ,Nov 27th 2007
Guitarist and Composer Mohammed Nazam founded the new World/Jazz/Classical en-semble BERAKAH in summer 2005. Bringing together musicians of Jewish, Christian and Muslim heritage, Berakah is the first UK band of its kind. Featuring virtuoso musicians such as Nazam, classical violinist Serena Leader, Algerian percussion master Abdelkader Saadoun, the soulful vocals of Chantelle Duncan and TV/film composer Mark Hinton Stewart, Berakah brings audiences together through music, challenging cultural stereo-types, raising awareness, encouraging acceptance and building bridges. Having success-fully toured the UK in 2007 the band are now looking to reach music audiences across the globe.
The word "Berakah", meaning grace, blessings or forgiveness, is found in both Hebrew and Arabic and sums up the intent of the music perfectly. Each performance showcases dazzling interplay and deeply moving compositions with Jazz, Classical and Middle East-ern elements combining to create a memorable live experience.
Since their debut at the Respect Festival in 2005, Berakah have performed in such pres-tigious venues as The British Library, The British Museum, and a sold out show at St.Paul's in Covent Garden. In 2007 they undertook a year-long tour of the UK (sponsored by the Arts Council) finishing with a sold out performance in Central London. The Times, in a feature on Berakah, said:
"It is music to make you close your eyes and dance in your head — an arresting confec-tion of jazzy improvisation, catchy Middle Eastern chords and the beat of the darabuka drum."
The band was formed by Mohammed (Mo) Nazam, (who has played with The Jazz Warri-ors, Steve Williamson and Keith Waithe amongst others) with the aim of encouraging non-violence, peaceful co-existence, dialogue between people of differing faiths, raise aware-ness of common roots of the three main monotheistic faiths and the celebration of diver-sity. Berakah seeks to draw audiences from a variety of faiths so that Jews, Muslims and Christians (and people of other faiths, of course!) can sit with each other and enjoy cultural events together.
Mo Nazam, founding member of Berakah said: 'Berakah can be enjoyed, and is relevant to, people of faith, people of little faith and those of no faith whatsoever! We are asking all people, whoever they are and whatever their beliefs, to support our message of good mu-sic and non-violence
Clips from their debut album "Music for the Heart" can be hear on their web-site at
http://www.theberakahproject.org
Combining both powerful music and a meaningful philosophy Berakah are helping to make music a powerful force in society once again. Berakah truly make "Music for the Heart".
For more information please go to:
http://www.theberakahproject.org
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The Foundation for Middle East Peace, Human Rights Watch, and Americans for Peace Now held a panel discussion on Human Rights Watch's new report: Occupation, Inc.: How Settlement Businesses Contribute to Israel’s Violations of Palestinian Rights, on March 10, 2016.
“Businesses should stop operating in, financing, servicing, or trading with Israeli settlements in order to comply with their human rights responsibilities,” Human Rights Watch said in the press release for their report. “Those activities contribute to and benefit from an inherently unlawful and abusive system that violates the rights of Palestinians.“
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The Foundation for Middle East Peace, Human Rights Watch, and Americans for Peace Now held a panel discussion on Human Rights Watch's new report: Occupation, Inc.: How Settlement Businesses Contribute to Israel’s Violations of Palestinian Rights, on March 10, 2016.
“Businesses should stop operating in, financing, servicing, or trading with Israeli settlements in order to comply with their human rights responsibilities,” Human Rights Watch said in the press release for their report. “Those activities contribute to and benefit from an inherently unlawful and abusive system that violates the rights of Palestinians.“
Discussing the report were its author, Sarah Saadoun, who is the Leonard H. Sandler Fellow at Human Rights Watch, and Lara Friedman, the Director of Policy and Government Relations for Americans for Peace Now. The discussion was moderated by Matthew Duss, President of the Foundation for Middle East Peace.
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Tonight we will visit the exhibition 'Moving images on Palestine' at the recently opened P21 gallery, speak with one of the most talented and up and coming young composers in the UK, Bushra El Turk and go to the beautiful Hampstead Heath area of London, where the Lahd Gallery gives us the international artist Suhair Sibai's haunting and beautiful works in her exhibition 'Sweet Melancholia'.
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