Electronic/Oriental/World - Konzert zum Tag des Flüchtlings

A ferry connects ports with each other, facilitates exchange - and therefore progress. It effortlessly crosses the open water between man-made borders. This symbol reflects the creative self-image of Abarra, who named themselves after the Arabic word for ferry.

Three people, three countries of origin, three classical music educations at three different universities: This list gives an impression of how diverse Abarra's cultural background is - and how colorful the music that emerges from this background sounds. Plucked instruments such as oud and saz as well as folkloric singing set a clearly oriental tone, into which the deep, soft sound of a viola flows. With clarinet, saxophone and bassoon, the whole thing soars into almost orchestral dimensions. Added to this is an electronically generated groove that throbs under the fusing harmony like a healthy, powerful heartbeat - archaic, ritualistic and at the same time as modern as it can be. In the universal language of their music, which can be understood by everyone in dance, Abarra tell us what there is to discover on a shared crossing.
Admission: Free, donations for sea rescue are welcome

Organizer: St.Spiritus and integration officer of the city of Greifswald