Saturday April 21, 2012 at 8 pm, $15. The Tribal Gallery presents an evening of Turkish, Balkan and Greek music with Brenna MacCrimmon, Jayne Brown, Sophia Grigoriadis and Louise Wrazen. Jayne Brown and Sophia Grigoriadis are members of Maza Meze, Toronto’s spirited world music ensemble. Louise Wrazen teaches ethnomusicology at York University and Brenna MacCrimmon is Turkey’s most famous non-Turkish folk singer. Will sell out – reservations advised call The Tribal Gallery 905-385-1829.
http://www.myspace.com/brennamaccrimmon
http://http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/brennamaccrimmon Brenna writes on her myspace page, “I stumbled across the music of Turkey and the Balkans some years ago and it took over my life. I’ve been back and forth between Canada and Turkey several times, at one point living in Istanbul and studying music for about 5 years. … Currently I’m based in Toronto. … Sometimes I perform with a group of like-minded Turkish music lovers in the New York & Boston area “Orkestra Keyif”. When I travel to California my friends “Edessa” (www.edessamusic.com) usually ask me to join them. Go hear this band live and be prepared to dance. I collaborate with “Baba Zula” Istanbul’s Turkish folk-psyche art rock band. “Selim Sesler” – a true master of Turkish clarinet – and I have been playing together for nearly 10 years. You can see me with Selim and Baba Zula in Fatih Akin’s film “Crossing the Bridge”.”
Contact
Ronald Weihs, Judith Sandiford
905-543-8512.
Email: artword@artword.net.
To be added to Ron’s newsletter, email rweihs@artword.netWhat went on at Artword Artbar?
Find any event since artword Artbar started. Everything that happened is still here, from 2009 to 2019!
Search
Search by Category
Search by Month Posted
Artword Websites
ArtwordBlog
- Elon November 13, 2024 Ronald Weihs
Meta