Amir Kassaei

Amir Ben Alon - Azalaf (1997) is an album by Amir Ben Alon, a highly respected Israeli composer, percussionist, and multi-instrumentalist. The album Azalaf is a notable work in the world of world music, blending Middle Eastern, North African, and Western influences into a cohesive and rich sound. Ben Alon is known for his expertise in traditional percussion instruments and his ability to mix ethnic rhythms with modern elements, creating music that bridges cultures and traditions.

Zoe Knighton and Amir Farid present their seventh cello-piano collaboration — this time from the composer Johannes Brahms. The program includes his sonatas for cello as well as three songs where the cello presents the vocal line wordlessly.

En alternance avec son témoignage, Amir Tibon nous propose ici son analyse du conflit israélo-palestinien et sa vision implacable de la gouvernance Nétanyahou. Son exposé des faits est limpide et passe notamment par le prisme de l’histoire du kibboutz Nahal Oz qui devait fêter ses 70 ans le soir du 7 octobre. Un récit profondément personnel et un grand livre d’Histoire.

Iraqi-American trumpeter, saunter player, vocalist and composer Amir ElSaffar leads his Rivers of Sound Orchestra in a performance of his own Not Two. The result is a new approach to transcultural music as the seventeen musicians create a new musical language through combining contrasting musical traditions, contributing to ElSaffar’s reputation for extending the boundaries of both jazz and Middle Eastern music.

A highly respected crate digger, DJ extraordinaire, record label go-to-guy and one half of dynamite duo Kon & Amir, we are proud to present this very special collection of music chosen by Amir. Having dedicated his life to mapping hip hop and dance music's lineage, the Boston native has been called upon by Capitol Records, Pete Rock and Shady Records among others for his musical expertise over the years, not to mention having curated quite an incredible catalogue of compilations for BBE.

Zoe Knighton and Amir Farid present their seventh cello-piano collaboration — this time from the composer Johannes Brahms. The program includes his sonatas for cello as well as three songs where the cello presents the vocal line wordlessly.