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noisenight19: Fatma Said
Multi-award-winning opera star Fatma Said performs music inspired by tango and jazz in railway station-turned club, OSLO Hackney.
Part of the noisenights 2023 Series
Add to my Calendar 10-02-2023 19:00 10-02-2023 21:00 36 noisenight19: Fatma Said Multi-award-winning opera star Fatma Said performs music inspired by tango and jazz in railway station-turned club, OSLO Hackney. Fatma's show will draw on material from her latest genre-defying release, Kaleidoscope, with a programme focusing on tango-inspired music and jazz. She will be accompanied by bandoneon legend Julian Rowlands and award-winning composer and pianist Harry Baker. The Egyptian soprano blazed onto the classical scene with her multi-award-winning debut on Warner Classics, El Nour, honoured with two Awards apiece from Gramophone and BBC Music Magazine in 2021. Her latest release, Kaleidoscope, boasted a cross-cultural and genre-defying programme and showcased Said’s passion for dance. The album featured works from opera, operetta, film and pop, sung in no less than six languages - French, German, English, Spanish, Italian and Arabic. It was awarded a Presto Music Award 2022 earlier this month. Oslo Hackney, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Oslo Hackney
1a Amhurst Road
Hackney
London
E8 1LL
England
Programme
Kurt Weill – Youkali
Irving Berlin – Cheek to Cheek
Astor Piazzolla – Yo Soy Maria
Astor Piazzolla – J’oublie
Ángel Gregorio Villoldo – El Choclo
Carlos Gardel – Volver
Carlos Gardel – Por una cabeza
Performers
Fatma Said – vocalist
Harry Baker – piano
Julian Rowlands – bandoneon
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Programme Note
Multi-award-winning opera star Fatma Said performs music inspired by tango and jazz in railway station-turned club, OSLO Hackney.
Fatma's show will draw on material from her latest genre-defying release, Kaleidoscope, with a programme focusing on tango-inspired music and jazz. She will be accompanied by bandoneon legend Julian Rowlands and award-winning composer and pianist Harry Baker.
The Egyptian soprano blazed onto the classical scene with her multi-award-winning debut on Warner Classics, El Nour, honoured with two Awards apiece from Gramophone and BBC Music Magazine in 2021.
Her latest release, Kaleidoscope, boasted a cross-cultural and genre-defying programme and showcased Said’s passion for dance. The album featured works from opera, operetta, film and pop, sung in no less than six languages - French, German, English, Spanish, Italian and Arabic. It was awarded a Presto Music Award 2022 earlier this month.
