Live music | Every Tuesday | Khartoum
@ Khartoum Contemporary Art Center / Bernt Ankers gate 17

Symphy’o starts the evening with a performance at 19’30. After the solo they will be joined by a group of invited musicians. There will be 3 sets of live music. Free entrance.

On Tuesdays this historic basement is filled with live music. Lots of musicians and a huge variety of instruments in a free falling improv session, so come listen, meditate or dance! 
facebook.com/jazzinkhartoum

Feature artist 03.04: Symphy’o

SYMPHY’O er et ungt band som elsker å spille live og som er klare til å ta seg ut i verden, og det med storm! Influert av jazz og pop tar de publikum med på en reise mellom vemod, kjærlighet og lykke. Der kan man godt sitte og nyte mens ørene vender seg til det myke harmoniske landskapet, om bare for ett øyeblikk, for siden oppdage noe nytt mellom tonene.

Improvisation meets pop and pop meets jazz by composer Elvira Seger. Musicians from all around Sweden met in the north of Sweden at the university of music in Piteå. With two lead vocals, two drummers, bass, piano, guitar and saxophone they create music with the elements of jazz, pop, gospel and rock.

Elvira Seger – saxophone/clarinet/composer
Simon Jämtgård – bass
Olimpia Olsson – piano
Johan Berggren – guitar
Rebecca Lundin – vocal
Johanna Muntlin – vocal
Jonas Zeidlitz – drums
Pierre Nilsson – drums

http://symphyomusic.com/

A night dedicated to the most unlikely grooves from Africa & South America, new and old, rare & deep, all mixed with expertise.
@ Revolver / Møllergata 32 / from 10 pm / cc 50

The music is carefully selected each time, and will present new findings within 60s to 90s Tropical rarities as well as the freshest releases with a Tropical flavour. Ranging from the cutest Bossanova to the meanest percussive Bass Beats of today.

BHLB has been DJing since the year 2000 at various clubs in Norway and abroad, and has been a primus motor for clubs like Nomaden & Turkish Delight.

BHLB at Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/BHLB/

Funana / Cadence / Antique Soca / Caribbean Disco / Retro Zouk / Compas / Coladeira / Morna / Cumbia / Palenque / Gwo-Ka / Afrobeat / Soukous / Highlife / Voodoo Drums / Biguine / Batucada / Bossanova / Samba / Tropicalia / Ethio Funk / Brass & Perc / Tropical Bass / African Boogie / Pan Funk / Angolian Soul / Brazilian Breaks / Tropical Edits !!

Live music | Every Tuesday | Khartoum
@ Khartoum Contemporary Art Center / Bernt Ankers gate 17

Becaye Aw starts the evening with a short performance at 19.30. After the solo she will be joined by a group of invited musicians. There will be 3 sets of live music. Free entrance.

On Tuesdays this historic basement is filled with live music. Lots of musicians and a huge variety of instruments in a free falling improv session, so come listen, meditate or dance! 
facebook.com/jazzinkhartoum

Becaye Aw (vocal & guitar)
Becaye Aw er en fremragende musiker som har gjort seg bemerket for sin særegne gitarteknikk, inspirert av lyden av det afrikanske tradisjonsinstrumentet Kora. Oppvokst i Mauritania og Senegal, Becayes musikk har dype røtter til Fulanitradisjonen man finner i subsahariske strøk og som har gitt ham et unikt sound beskrevet som vestafrikansk blues og roots. Tidlig i sin karriere spilte han med store afrikanske artister som Mansuur Seck, Ali Farka Toure og Baaba Maal, og senere med blant andre Steinar Ofsdal, Ablaye Cissoko, Women’s Voice, Kouame Sereba, Haddy N’jie, Unni Løvlid og Rolf-Erik Nystøm. Becaye har utgitt soloalbumene “Sibi” (2009) og “Off Road” (2016), et album med utgangspunkt i bestillingsverket med samme navn han gjorde på oppdrag fra Global Oslo Music i 2013.

(EN) Oslo-based artist Becaye Aw is a prominent figure on the contemporary world and crossover music scene, widely known for his own developed guitar style and tuning resulting in a sound similar to the traditional African instrument Kora. Raised in Mauritania and Senegal, his music is deeply rooted in the Fulani traditions present across Sub-Sahara. Becaye began his musical career in Senegal, playing with musicians such as Mansuur Seck, Ali Farka Toure and Baaba Maal. He has since collaborated with a large number of artists, among those: Ablaye Cissoko, Women’s Voice, Kouame Sereba, Steinar Ofsdal, King Ibu, Olav Torget, Unni Løvlid, Haddy N’jie and Rolf-Erik Nystrøm. Becaye has released two solo albums: “Sibi” (2009) and “Off Road” (2016) based on a piece he wrote that was commissioned by Global Oslo Music in 2013.