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ABOUT THE CONCERT ON JUNE 6 AT 2:00PM EST
Iraqi composer and multi-instrumentalist Ameen Mokdad was trapped in hiding by ISIS for two years in his hometown of Mosul. During that time he wrote an extraordinary repertoire of powerful and emotional music. He arranged it later for string quartet, while he himself plays violin, various middle eastern percussion instruments, recites poetry, and sings. The 19 songs on this album form a soundscape that transverses a range of emotions: fear, defeat, hope, and rebirth.
HOW TO PURCHASE A COPY OF THE CURVE ALBUM
You may support the musicians by purchasing a CD or download of the album by clicking here.
You may also listen for free on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Anghami, and a number of other streaming services. Please follow "Cuatro Puntos" and "Ameen Mokdad" to support the artists.
MUSICIANS
Ameen Mokdad
Cuatro Puntos Ensemble
Aaron Packard, violin; Annie Trépanier, violin; Steve Larson, viola; Allan Ballinger, cello; Kevin Bishop, dumbed
Iraqi composer and multi-instrumentalist Ameen Mokdad was trapped in hiding by ISIS for two years in his hometown of Mosul. During that time he wrote an extraordinary repertoire of powerful and emotional music. He arranged it later for string quartet, while he himself plays violin, various middle eastern percussion instruments, recites poetry, and sings. The 19 songs on this album form a soundscape that transverses a range of emotions: fear, defeat, hope, and rebirth.
HOW TO PURCHASE A COPY OF THE CURVE ALBUM
You may support the musicians by purchasing a CD or download of the album by clicking here.
You may also listen for free on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Anghami, and a number of other streaming services. Please follow "Cuatro Puntos" and "Ameen Mokdad" to support the artists.
MUSICIANS
Ameen Mokdad
Cuatro Puntos Ensemble
Aaron Packard, violin; Annie Trépanier, violin; Steve Larson, viola; Allan Ballinger, cello; Kevin Bishop, dumbed
