France Tour Mehmet Polat Trio 5-17 Aug
5 Aug 2019
South of France
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Love & connect concert – Wild Women and Men Voice workshop @ Het grote fijne zomerfestival Wouwse Plantage 28 aug t/m 1 sept
28 Aug 2019
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Wereldmuziek in de wijk – Dymphi Peeters & Laura Fraticelli
4 Sep 2019
19:3 - 20:30h
De Meevaart Balistraat 48A, 1094JN Amsterdam
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with Boudine Van Slobbe, Mehmet Polat, Freek Zwanenberg, Ignas te Wiel and me
Sisters’ Voice at the pyramids in Bosnia
In May 2019 Daniela Bohatá and me took a group of brave wonderful women to the Pyramids in Visoko, Bosnia and gathered to do a ritual for peace and love on the top of the piramid of the sun. We did it there to send it empowered with the beam of the pyramid energy into the Universe. It was an incredible experience! Our hearts were touched. And it was filmed and supported by great men. We hope seeing this video will touch your heart too. Let’s take care of or sisters and brothers, the animals, the earth and love and support each other! Much love!
Dragonfly @ Ecstatic Live Utrecht 24-5-2019
New video: KAIROS – Ritual Theater group
You see the ritual dance theater performance by Eva Bergerová and Dymphi Peeters based on improvisation theater, conscious dance, live music and martial arts. When you see them live you will have a chance to sink into the deep experience of the present moment, of art streaming from the pure source of creativity. All will happen in the right moment.
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Review Mehmet Polat Trio bij Jazz Fest Amsterdam: highlight of the evening!
Sophie Conin van Jazznu.com
“The Mehmet Polat Trio showed one of the most unexpected arrangements of the evening: ud (Arabic lute), kora (Malian string instrument) and ney (Persian flute), no wonder it was difficult to enter the hall. Normally after one or two songs some audience goes out, but those who wanted to come in after the start of the concert had to show patience, but once inside it was more than worth the wait … In one of the most intimate performances of the evening, this trio provided spheres and sounds that mixed with traditional folk music from all over the world and with improvisation and jazz influences. All instruments were played with craftsmanship, finesse and subtlety. For this reviewer, the highlight of the evening. ”