Festival
Sharq Taronalari
The UNESCO-listed music festival on the Registan. Once every two years the most famous square in Central Asia becomes a stage.
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Festival
Berlin
A festival that does not exhibit the Orient but questions it. The title is the programme — and a contradiction on purpose.
01 — What it is about
DisORIENTation asks the question that is asked too rarely in world music: who is orienting whom here, exactly? A festival title that breaks with expectation instead of serving it — and a programme that places contemporary positions from the Middle East and North Africa next to electronic and European work.
Festivals like this are the hardest and the most rewarding: they need a venue that comes along, an audience you can trust with something, and a programme director who knows the difference between provocation and stance.
If your venue is looking for a format that wants more than beautiful evenings: I am happy to talk about it.
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02 — More from the work
Festival
The UNESCO-listed music festival on the Registan. Once every two years the most famous square in Central Asia becomes a stage.
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Culture in the open, where neighbourhood happens: a programme between trees, chairs and strings of lights.
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