MazaJ Festival 2010

Festival Events

Festival Artists

Festival Credits

 



 

Main Events

 

Volatile Frequencies Conference
Thu 18 November from 9.30am at City University London, London

 

Volatile Frequencies Concert
Thu 18 November from 7.00pm at City University London, London

 

MazaJ Salon –
Recalibrating the Noise: is there a middle eastern sound art?

Sat 20 November from 5.30pm at Café Oto, London

 

Evening Concert at Café Oto
Sat 20 November from 8.00pm at Café Oto, London

 

Evening Concert at Café Oto
Sun 21 November from 7:00pm at Café Oto, London

 

 

Booking Information

 

Volatile Frequencies Conference: Free (Students) or £15 (inc. evening concert)

 

Volatile Frequencies Concert: £5

 

2 day MazaJ Festival pass:
£22 adv. only

 

Saturday MazaJ Salon: £5

 

Saturday MazaJ Concert:
£10 adv/£12 on the door

 

Sunday MazaJ Concert:
£10 adv/£12 on the door

 

 

Produced by

 

SAM (Sound and Music)
Zenith Foundation

 

 

Curated by

 

Zenith Foundation

 

 

Venue Partners

 

Cafe Oto
City University

 

 

Media Partner

 

The Wire

 

 

Supported by

 

LCACE (London Centre for Arts and Cultural Exchange)

 

Arts Council England

 

 

MazaJ Festival Artists

 

 

Seth Ayyaz

Seth Ayyaz (UK)

Ayyaz is a composer-performer whose work spans live electronics, free improvisation, noise and electroacoustics…Read More

 

 

 

Hassan Khan

Hassan Khan (Egypt)

In the late 90s Khan was heavily involved in Cairo’s alternative cultural scene and is considered a pioneer in both the fields of experimental music and video…Read More

 

 

 

Mahmoud Refat

Mahmoud Refat (Egypt)

Mahmoud Refat is a Cairo-based sound artist, musician and founder of the 100COPIES label, the 100LIVE Electronic Music Festival and the 100RADIO Station…Read More

 

 

 

Michael Zerang

Michael Zerang (USA)


Zerang currently performs with many innovative musicians including AACM co-founder Fred Anderson, Peter Brötzmann…Read More

 

 

 

Mazen Kerbaj

Mazen Kerbaj (Lebanon)

Kerbaj is one of the founders of the Lebanese free improvisation scene, both as a trumpet player…Read More

 

 

 

Mutamassik

Mutamassik (Egypt/USA)

“Before the sounds of the Middle East became de rigueur sampling materials for hip-hop, Mutamassik was exploring…Read More

 

 

 

Sharif Sehnaoui

Sharif Sehnaoui (Lebanon)

In Lebanon, he actively contributed to the emergence of an unprecedented experimental music scene…Read More

 

 

 

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