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Haytham Safia Qu4rtet

Haytham Safia, Afra Mussawisade, Eva van de Poll en Hanneke Ramselaar tijdens muziekprogramma in Theater aan het Spui/Filmhuis Den Haag op zaterdagavond 19 januari in Winternachten 2008.  - foto Serge Ligtenberg
Haytham Safia, Afra Mussawisade, Eva van de Poll en Hanneke Ramselaar tijdens muziekprogramma in Theater aan het Spui/Filmhuis Den Haag op zaterdagavond 19 januari in Winternachten 2008.  - foto Serge Ligtenberg

Last year ud player Haytham Safia performed solo at Winternachten, now he plays with a quartet. Beside Haytham (Jerusalem) the group consists of Afra Mussawisade (Iran), percussion, Hanneke Ramselaar, hobo and Eva van de Poll, cello. In 2007 the CD Promises appeared, with classical western, Arab and Persian music, added with other genres, among other things the blues.

(WIN2008)

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  • Winternachten 2008

    VPRO's OVT Live from Winternachten

    With: Adriaan van Dis, Ahmed Ziani, Antjie Krog, Asis Aynan, Geert Mak, Haytham Safia Qu4rtet, Mathijs Deen, Paul van der Gaag

    The last of Winternachten 2008 can be heard in the Sunday morning Radio 1 programme OVT (Simple Past Tense), a live broadcast from The Hague.

    In VPRO's OVT history and literature come together in conversations with Winternachten guests Antjie Krog from South Africa and the Berber poet Ahmed Ziani, and writer Geert Mak. The series 'In Europe', part of the programme, today focuses on the 1930s. Can the fear of those times be compared to that in our time? In Dutch

  • Winternachten 2008 – Winternachten zaterdagavond

    Music: Haytham Safia Qu4rtet

    Last year ud-player Haytham Safia could be admired solo on Winternachten, now he can be heard in a quartet. In addition to Haytham (Jerusalem) the group consists of Afra Mussawisade (Iran), percussion, Hanneke Ramselaar, oboe and Eva van de Poll, cello. In 2007 the CD Promises was released. And Qu4rtet surely is a promise. Listen to the title number: inventive, virtuoso and full of musical zest. Each number is a gem. Influences from classical western, Arab and Persian music and jazz, blues and medieval music are welded together effortlessly.