Ad.agio Konzert: „Die Tuareg ins Bach, Beethoven und Brahms Land“

Esharef Alì Mhagag, Stimme - Ivano Fortuna, Trommeln Musiker aus: Philharmonischen Orchester Hagen Konzept und Leitung, Andrea Apostoli

"We do not choose exile. We love our land.
We love its way of life, and its water, and its air...
We don't have allies to help get it back, but we have our voices and our love”. (Azawad, Tuareg rebel)

The Tuareg, often named as the “Bleu People of the Desert”, for centuries lived as nomads able to survive in one of the hardest places of the world to live: the Sahara Desert. Today they are in danger and it is often

trough the Music that they tell their story and communicate their sufferance to the world.
During the concert, the Tuareg chants will be singed from Esharef Alì Mahgag (exile Itself in Italy) accompanied from Ivano Fortuna with African percussions and will dialogue with the wonderful music of G. F. Haendel, the German baroque composer that lived most of his life far from his country in London in a sort musical exile.

The Concert will create an intense atmosphere.
The audience seated on a large carpet surrounded by musicians will be asked not to applaud at the end of the pieces and will be led in a musical interaction with the musicians, singing and carries out rhythmic actions. Music, participation and silence: the alchemy of the contrasts and emotions of a journey through diverse musical worlds without words. This is Ad.agio.

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Esharef Alì Mhagag Is a Libyan singer and his family comes from the Fezzan Oasis in the Sahara Desert. Since he was a young child could listen to the traditional chants the Tuareg desert travelers sung to celebrate their safe arrival in the Oasis. This experiences deeply influenced Esharef in his artistic and musical pathway. Today, he collaborates with different Etno-Jazz groups and with important artist as: David Jackson, Gabin Dabirè, Amit Chatterjee, Michele Ascolese, with members of the Rome Santa Cecilia National Orchestra etc. From years, he collaborates with Andrea Apostoli in the Ad.agio concerts.

Ivano Fortuna is an Italian Percussionist, Author and Arranger, always interested in combining different musical cultures and styles, in particular near to Mediterranean, African and Indian music he collaborated with important artist as Tony Scott, George Cables, Jimmy Owens, Harold Land, David Jackson, Olen Cesari, Kakoli Sengupta, Amit Chatterjee, Gabin Dabirè, Noureddine, Habib Faye, Sena M'Baye, Roberto Ciotti, Renzo Arbore ecc. He is percussionist of the MUSA! Ensemble founded from Andrea Apostoli with whom collaborates from many years