Podcast Multimusical
by Luis Gimenez Amoros
Multimusical provides in-depth interviews to musicians across the globe coming from a musical tradition but being able to combine different musical idioms. The questions are: How can musicians compose music using different musical styles? Can musical styles be the result of a wide cultural circulation beyond present state borders historically and at present?
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1. Toqa Elhagrassy: I Love My Qanun And My Egyptian Culture
Through her qanun, Toqa brings Egyptian classical music to the world by combining her musical heritage with multiple musical styles. This interview offers a great opportunity to gain insight into Toqa´s world and her “musical thinking”.
2. PART ONE Sazi Dlamini: The South African Academic - Musician Inspiratio
Sazi is an Ethnomusicology lecturer at UKZN in Durban, a talented musician, and an instrument maker among other attributes. The balance between being a well-researched academic and a gifted musician is rarely found in the world. Sazi offers an in-depth interview on his life through music and an in-depth reconsideration on multimusicality.
2. PART TWO Sazi Dlamini : The South African Academic - Musician Inspiration
Sazi is an Ethnomusicology lecturer at UKZN in Durban, a talented musician, and an instrument maker among other attributes. The balance between being a well-researched academic and a gifted musician is rarely found in the world. Sazi offers an in-depth interview on his life through music and an in-depth reconsideration on multimusicality.
3. Du Jiazen : The Chinese Pipa As A Way Of Learning About Music History In China
Du Jiazen is a talented pipa player that is doing his doctoral thesis on the history of pipa musical transcriptions from more than a Millenia to the present day. This interview offers a rich observation on the value of pipa in Chinese Music History. In addition, Du provides valuable observations that will make the listeners appreciate pipa´s music forever.
More episodes will be launched every Tuesday.
