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C2 : Refugees for Refugees ... Amazing Project !


13 feb 2019 _ Thanks you to Hélène Sechehage (musicologist) for exchange with us about the process of this wonderful musical project. Started in 2015, during the syrian crisis (Parc Maximilien), MUZIEK PUBLIQUE, (concert, academie, label), accompanies migrant professional musicians who arrived in Brussels, from Albania, Turkey, Syria... Republik Musik contacted 40 refugee musicians, to start the project with jam session & rehearsals around traditional musics. A director artistic, Tristan Drissens, made an important job to realised (with half of them) their first LP : AMERLI. Crewfunding and subsides had made it possible to payed them. After, they played the LP on different stage in Europe.  Now, the second LP is just released. It call : AMINA. For the first LP, each musicians played their own traditional music. For the second LP, they played together a common directory. Teachers & Educators said to us that they were very impressed by this experience. They were holding back that :


  • you need strong energy to create relations with peiople coming from different origins
  • you need a fine diagnostic before start your action, a fine analysis to find a good solution to respect anybody
  • you have to buy the new CD ! To listen it in your classroom with pupil, in your i pod, in your home with friends ! Link in Bio

Photo : Marion Coulard _ Maison de la Creation


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