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This audiovisual meditation on Egypt&rsquo;s fraught colonial history by German-Egyptian film maker Philip Rizk is guided by a new recording featuring polymath Hartmut Geerken with Nadah El Shazly, Maurice Louca, Ayman Asfour and Sharif Sehnaoui. The new sessions are an homage to a rare 1971 experimental recording that included Geerken and Egyptian army general and jazz drummer Salah Ragab. Rizk spins the various elements together for this special Jazzfest Berlin commission.

Terrible Sounds – A Triptych

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<h3>Lineup</h3><h3>Terrible Sounds – A Triptych</h3>Philip Rizk&nbsp;concept &amp; video Nadah El Shazly&nbsp;musical direction &amp; music editing, vocals, keyboards Hartmut Geerken&nbsp;metal tongue drum, mizmar, bandura, flute, arghul and angklung Maurice Louca&nbsp;keyboards Ayman Asfour&nbsp;violin Sharif Sehnaoui&nbsp;guitar, sazCo-commissioned by Berliner Festspiele / Jazzfest Berlin and Sharjah Art Foundation with support by Mophradat

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This audiovisual meditation on Egypt’s fraught colonial history by German-Egyptian film maker Philip Rizk is guided by a new recording featuring polymath Hartmut Geerken with Nadah El Shazly, Maurice Louca, Ayman Asfour and Sharif Sehnaoui. The new sessions are an homage to a rare 1971 experimental recording that included Geerken and Egyptian army general and jazz drummer Salah Ragab. Rizk spins the various elements together for this special Jazzfest Berlin commission.

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