Holy Places, Holy Books
Holy Places, Holy Books brings Rome, Mecca and Jerusalem to Antwerp. Discover the differences and similarities between Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
Eric Sleichim, composer in residence at the MAS, created a sound sculpture for this exhibition. He was also asked to provide the music for the opening and presents the very first project with BL!NDMAN [hybrid]. A singer (Reut Rivka), a qanun player (Osama Abdulrasol) and a percussionist (Etienne Plumer) form a unique quartet around Eric Sleichim (saxophones & electronics). With the 3 monotheistic religions as a starting point they present a program meandering from contemplation to ecstasy.
Eric Sleichim: alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, turntables
Reut Rivka: soprano, turntables
Osama Abdulrasol: qanun, turntables
Etienne Plumer: percussion, turntables
Programme
Eric Sleichim: mass for turntables
traditonal: Ein k’eloheinu – Dror yikra
Osama Abdulrasol: Elarouse
Georgi Sztojanov: Evensong
Etienne Plumer: Sasha’s song
Osama Abdulrasol: Sufi 7
Jonathan Harvey: ricercare una melodia
Osama Abdulrasol: 7/8 sky