WELTKONZERTE: Sistanagila and Guy Brownstone

Due to current political tensions, Israeli and Iranian musicians living in Berlin have joined forces to seek dialogue through the universal language of music. The artistic exchange process should enable an open and sensitive approach to the conflict.

In order to express the religious elements as well as the more modern, national identity of the cultures, the musicians make use of folkloristic and religious melodies from klezmer, Sephardic and traditional Persian music as well as modern and classical compositions.

In the concluding part, the different melodies and motifs in the pieces composed especially for this program merge into a synthetic unity. With symbolic value: Different characteristics do not necessarily lead to conflicts - but also to enrichment.

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