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SUMMARY:Comfortable - Hamed Sadeghi
LOCATION:City Recital Hall\, 2 Angel Place\, Sydney NSW 2000
URL:https://www.cityrecitalhall.com/whats-on/events/comfortable-hamed-sadeghi/
DESCRIPTION:Hamed Sadeghi presents Comfortable\, a new work for an 8-piece ensemble of tar\, woodwinds\, brass\, double bass and percussions that weave together ancient Middle Eastern resonance and contemporary jazz.\nHamed Sadeghi - Composer\, Tar\nMichael Avgenicos - Alto Saxophone\nTom Avgenicos - Trumpet\nPaul Cutlan - Bass Clarinet\nSandy Evans - Soprano and Tenor Saxophone\nSohrab Kolahdooz - Percussions\nLloyd Swanton - Double Bass\nAdem Yilmaz - Percussions\nHamed Sadeghi presents Comfortable\, a new work for an 8-piece ensemble of tar\, woodwinds\, brass\, double bass and percussions that weave together ancient Middle Eastern resonance and contemporary jazz. This is music that fills a room with something hard to name but impossible to ignore. Described by Sydney Morning Herald as “one of Australia’s most poetic composers\,” Sadeghi has spent years developing a compositional voice that sits outside easy categorisation. His original projects have been presented at the London Jazz Festival\, Rome Jazz Festival\, Auckland Arts Festival\, WOMAD\, Sydney Festival and Brisbane Festival\, and performed at venues including Sydney Opera House.\nComfortable is built around contradiction. The music moves through long melodic lines and interwoven parts\, where woodwinds and brass fold around the ancient resonance of the tar\, and the ensemble functions less as individual players and more as a single extended instrument\, one that breathes\, contracts and fills space with precision and physicality.\nRather than …\n\nTickets: https://www.cityrecitalhall.com/whats-on/events/comfortable-hamed-sadeghi/
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