Tonight Ballake Sissoko and Vincent Segal kick off their first ever Chamber Music U.S. tour. To celebrate we’ve included some of our favorite videos of the duo making musical magic!
Chamber Music 2013 U.S. Tour Dates
2/26 – Eastman School of Music – Rochester, NY
2/28 – Florence Gould Hall – New York, NY
3/1 – Atlas Performing Arts – Washington DC
3/2 – Arden Gild Hall – Arden, DE
3/6 – First Christian Church – Bloomington, IN
3/8 – The Cedar Cultural Center – Minneapolis, MN
3/9 – Wehr Hall – Milwaukee, WI
3/10 – Old Town School of Folk Music – Chicago, IL
3/11 – Ohio State University – Newark, OH
3/12 – Prius Hall/Emens Auditorium (Ball State) – Muncie, IN
3/14 – Skirball Cultural Center – Los Angeles, CA
3/15 – St. John’s Presbyterian Church & Center – Berkeley, CA
3/16 – First Congregational Church – Santa Cruz, CA
3/23 – Charles H. Morris Center – Savannah, GA
NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert
Rhino Festival 2009 – Lyon, France
A Take Away Show Part 1, La Blogotheque
A Take Away Show Part 2, La Blogotheque
This month a most musical of paths has led Egyptian Project to the source of their sound, a February stint in Egypt prior to a month-long tour in France and a July Morocco tour. The brainchild of French producer Jérôme Ettinger, Egyptian Project blends electronic and acoustic music with the sounds of Egypt’s musical tradition. Their February soiree with Egypt brought the guys to French Institute in Mounira (a sold out performance that led to an encore show), Cairo Jazz Club, and French Institute in Alexandria. We are excited to hear that today Egyptian Project announced two encore concerts in Aswan (2/20) and Abu Simbel (2/22). Check out these photos from the Egyptian Tour as well as the “Anta Ana” track from Egyptian Project’s debut album, “Ya Amar”.
Bringing the boogie at Cairo Jazz Club (2/9)
Jérome, Anthony, and Antoine juicing up for the tour in Giza/Cairo (2/5)
On stage at IFE Alexandria
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