Oudiste virtuose, Mustafa Saïd propose un dialogue avec des enregistrements de musique classique issues de 78 tours, avant d'inviter Negar Buban (oud) et Bilal Bitar (santour) à l’accompagner sur scène pour des duos de pièces classiques de musique modale.
Mucem - Auditorium
Le samedi 10 octobre 2020 à 19h
L'Orient sonore. Musiques oubliées, musiques vivantes
https://www.mucem.org/media/7146
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Ettijahat is launching an interview with musician and composer Mustafa Said that was screened on the Open Day on Cultural Research the Third edition which was conducted in Beirut on 30th of August 2019 to present a selection of research papers that was produced in the context of the sixth edition of Research: to Strengthen the Power of Knowledge.
Mustafa Said: Arabic music & Oud / 2nd Period / 18 – 22 April 2019
"This, to my knowledge, is the first award to be given to performers of classical modal music [maqām]. For me, this represents the recognition of a great tradition that was almost totally ignored and neglected for nearly a full century. This classical modal music evolved in Egypt and its surrounding region – an area that is now divided into many countries where nationalism and racism have made people forget their unified past. I am more than honoured to try to bring this music back, not as a “museum” but in a living form, and to continue composing and transmitting music to new generations who are able to compose and perform and keep this music alive as a contemporary art."
كلمة مصطفى سعيد في حفل جائزة الآغا خان في لشبونة
"حسب علمي، هذه أول جائزة تقدم لمؤدٍ للموسيقى الكلاسيكية المقامية. بالنسبة لي، الجائزة تقدير لتراث عظيم لقي الإهمال و التهميش لقرابة قرن من الزمان. لقد ترعرعت الموسيقى المقامية في مصر و في المناطق المجاورة لها التي هي اليوم مجموعة مقسمة من الدول شتّتها القومية و العنصرية و جعلتها تنسى ماضيها الواحد. إن الشرف لي باستعادة مثل هذه الموسيقى، ليس في شكل 'متحف'، ولكن في شكل حيّ و الشرف لي في مواصلة تأليف و نقل هذه الموسيقى للأجيال القادمة الذين سيتمكنون من تأليف و أداء هذه الموسيقى كفنٍ حيّ و معاصر."
"The Aga Khan Music Award in Performance is presented to Mustafa Said," David Harrington, one of the jury members (and a founding member and violinist of the Kronos Quartet) read the Master Jury's decision on Saturday evening, 30 March, shortly after all the finalists took the stage to perform the best of their repertoire at the Calouste Gulbenkian Centre in Lisbon, Portugal.
The Aga Khan Music Awards were created to recognise and support exceptional talent, creativity, promise, and enterprise in music performance, creation, education, preservation, and revitalisation in societies across the world in which Muslims have a significant presence. The first Music Awards ceremony is scheduled to take place in Lisbon, Portugal from 29-31 March 2019.
Mustafa Said is the first winner of the Aga Khan Music Awards performance prize.
The Egyptian oud musician and composer emerged victorious among 14 other esteemed finalists, who hail from central and south east Asia, as well as the Middle East, and who all performed a 25-minute set in front of a jury of musicologists and artists. They all competed in three separate heats over the course of three days.
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