Hathor Consort
Just like spirituality, music opens the door to the indefinable. Hathor Consort explores in sound and video the Sufi music from Turkey and Syria, which found its way to Europe in the Middle Ages. In search of the universality of musical traditions, the collective led by gambist Romina Lischka embraces the ceremonial practice of Sufi dancers and their devotion to dhikr: a prayer that opens the door to surrender and enlightenment.
Programme
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Mia irmana fremosa, treides comigo
Music & text: Martin Codax fl. 1240-70
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Raga Bihag
Romina Lischka
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Vocal improvisation
Maqam Nihavend
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Mwashah ya Mona
Maqam Nihavend, Usul 9/8
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Mwashah khadoka Alnadi
Maqam Nihavend, Usul 8/8
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Mwashah Om ya nadim
Maqam Nihavend, Usul Yurok 6/8
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Mwashah Ya naesa
Maqam Nihavend, Usul 19/4
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Raga Bhairav - Shiva adi
Traditional
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Taksim Ney
Maqam Saba
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Mwashah Alinaya
Maqam Saba, Usul Yuruk Semai 6/8
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Hijaz Mevlevi Ayin-i Serif’i
Nayi Osman Dede 1652-1730
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Son Yürük
Yürük Semai
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Mwashah Yaraei Alzyba
Maqam Hijaz, Usul Yurok Samai 6/8
Kamel Al-Kholaei 20th century -
Eno sagrado, en Vigo
Text: Martin Codax / Music: Vivabiancaluna Biffi
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Vocal improvisation
Maqam Bayati
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Mwashah Jalla Man
Maqam Bayati, Usul Dawr Hindi 7/8
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Quand’eu vejo las ondas
Text: Rui Fernandes de Santiago / Music: Vivabiancaluna Biffi
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Raga Bhairavi – Jod
Romina Lischka
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Raga Bhairavi – Alap
Romina Lischka
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Ua dona que eu quero gram bem
Text: Paio Gomes Charinho 13th century / Music: improvisation on the theme ‘Ondas do mar de Vigo’
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Vocal improvisation
Maqam Hijaz
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Mia irmana fremosa, treides comigo
Martin Codax
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Vocal improvisation
Maqam Hijaz
Programme subject to change
Musicians
- Oruc Surucu, Ebubekir Surucu semazen
- Viva Biancaluna Biffi soprano, fiddle
- Khaled Alhafez Syrian vocals
- Tammam Mohamed Al Ramadan Syrian ney
- Tristan Driessens Turkish oud
- Romina Lischka dhrupad vocals, viola da gamba, artistic direction
