Mina and Maliheh • Excerpt from the movie 'The Female Voice of Iran'
Full film here: The Female Voice of Iran • Full docum...
Music by: Mina Deris (Ahwazi-Arabic song from Southwest of Iran) and Maliheh Moradi (an improvised piece in Persian Classical music). Mina and Maliheh, both living in Iran, had only known each other through Instagram. For the first time they could meet each other in the festival "Female Voice of Iran" in 2018 in Berlin. For this scene of the film they created this musical dialogue as an expression of how they feel connected.
'The Female Voice of Iran' is an independently produced feature documentary about female singers inside Iran and their deep wish: "I want my voice to be heard".
A film by Andreas Rochholl, Yalda Yazdani and Sebastian Leitner
Produced by Zeitgenössische Oper Berlin • in Association with SLFILM Media/KADMOS Produktion
TV License available: EuroArts Music International • https://www.euroarts.com/tv-license/6...
Since 1979 solo singing in public is forbidden for women in Iran. For several years, starting in 2015, the Iranian ethnomusicologist Yalda Yazdani and the German filmmaker and artistic director of Zeitgenössische Oper Berlin Andreas Rochholl have been travelling through Iran to meet and film female singers in all parts of this multi-ethnic, diverse country. During this time they created a network between those women, other musicians and their friends. They further realised a highly acclaimed, independently organised music festival twice in Berlin to present those voices produced by Zeitgenössische Oper Berlin. The festival had hugely positive responses from audience, artists and press. In 2019 the producer and filmmaker Sebastian Leitner joined the team to start work on a very different feature documentary.
Copyright ©2020 Zeitgenössische Oper Berlin
https://femalevoiceofiran.com/
#femalevoice #documentary #musicvideo
Music by: Mina Deris (Ahwazi-Arabic song from Southwest of Iran) and Maliheh Moradi (an improvised piece in Persian Classical music). Mina and Maliheh, both living in Iran, had only known each other through Instagram. For the first time they could meet each other in the festival "Female Voice of Iran" in 2018 in Berlin. For this scene of the film they created this musical dialogue as an expression of how they feel connected.
'The Female Voice of Iran' is an independently produced feature documentary about female singers inside Iran and their deep wish: "I want my voice to be heard".
A film by Andreas Rochholl, Yalda Yazdani and Sebastian Leitner
Produced by Zeitgenössische Oper Berlin • in Association with SLFILM Media/KADMOS Produktion
TV License available: EuroArts Music International • https://www.euroarts.com/tv-license/6...
Since 1979 solo singing in public is forbidden for women in Iran. For several years, starting in 2015, the Iranian ethnomusicologist Yalda Yazdani and the German filmmaker and artistic director of Zeitgenössische Oper Berlin Andreas Rochholl have been travelling through Iran to meet and film female singers in all parts of this multi-ethnic, diverse country. During this time they created a network between those women, other musicians and their friends. They further realised a highly acclaimed, independently organised music festival twice in Berlin to present those voices produced by Zeitgenössische Oper Berlin. The festival had hugely positive responses from audience, artists and press. In 2019 the producer and filmmaker Sebastian Leitner joined the team to start work on a very different feature documentary.
Copyright ©2020 Zeitgenössische Oper Berlin
https://femalevoiceofiran.com/
#femalevoice #documentary #musicvideo
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