Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From:
Date: 03 Mar 05 - 05:57 PM

greg stephens- I think you know some of the people im talking about.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Paco Rabanne
Date: 03 Mar 05 - 03:41 AM

He's not banging on about Mike Harding is he? That poor chap gets enough of a bashing around these here parts.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: greg stephens
Date: 02 Mar 05 - 06:14 PM

Come on Proud Kurdish Refugee and tell us which Hull Kurdish musician you are talking about. We need to know. Does his first name start with N, for example?

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From:
Date: 02 Mar 05 - 05:48 PM

"hahaha", very funy. you know what im talking about fake wizard, the one who is telling all of you that he is a Kurdish musician and you all belive him,

To the one who used my nick, and some other people- I never was a musician and i would never be. i care about my people my cultur which is under thret because some people are changing it, and you all belive him, he just make money of you, you enjoyed it because you know nothing of Kurdish music,

To all of you- do what ever you want to do, listen what ever you want to listen, this is a free country.

i feel sorry for my culture and my music, and feel sorry for you our British friends. these people playing any rubbish and tells you what ever they want, it is like he or they have dominated your mindes.

thanks for reading

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Paco Rabanne
Date: 28 Feb 05 - 11:56 AM

I think it's a type of vegetable, but then again I could be wrong.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Hand-Pulled Boy
Date: 28 Feb 05 - 11:54 AM

It's a way of installing interactice sex software onto your computer.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Sttaw Legend
Date: 28 Feb 05 - 11:50 AM

OK come on own up who or what is the fack wizard?

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: greg stephens
Date: 28 Feb 05 - 11:11 AM

Yes, what is a fack wizard? We all want to know.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: GUEST,Proud Kentish refuse man
Date: 28 Feb 05 - 07:38 AM

Proud Kurish refugee, were you thrown out of said Kurdish bands. Envy is a terrible thing

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: GUEST
Date: 28 Feb 05 - 03:13 AM

Proud Kurdish, it was a very good night everyone enjoyed themselves, i feel shure you would have enyoyed it also.

Who is the fack wizard?

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From:
Date: 27 Feb 05 - 10:57 PM

did any body go? how was it? what did the fack wizard do for you?

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From:
Date: 24 Feb 05 - 03:31 PM

It is up to you this is a free country you listen to any thing you want. hahaha tepical..

But not for every body.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Linda Kelly
Date: 24 Feb 05 - 02:43 PM

The thing is, to us, it doesn't matter where the music comes from, it's how it makes us feel. If you want to come and listen, and it makes you feel relaxed and happy-then it will have been a success. We love to hear music from around the world, and it's great when musicians from other countries play their music, but music is there to share with others, wherever it is from and who ever plays it. At a folk club people gather because they love music-some are better than others-some are not very good at all but eac week we see them get better. It is people and music that are important to us, not nationality.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Hand-Pulled Boy
Date: 24 Feb 05 - 06:37 AM

It's now the next day. Was it a success?

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Sttaw Legend
Date: 23 Feb 05 - 06:40 AM

Good morning Ted

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Paco Rabanne
Date: 23 Feb 05 - 05:45 AM

Good morning Dave.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Sttaw Legend
Date: 23 Feb 05 - 05:11 AM

This is the information from the council website inviting people to participate and or attend: hope this helps, all are welcome

'Speak Out! Create Against Hate'
Wednesday 23 February 2004 - Performance, 6.30pm (Live Art Space)
As part of Citysafe's Hate Crime Prevention program to reduce hate crime and discrimination, an evening performance will be held at the Ferens Art Gallery Live Art Space. The program will encompass a variety of performance styles, including live music, video, dance, drama and poetry surrounding themes of celebrating diversity, challenging racism and discrimination, and promoting the reporting of hate crimes.

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
All people are invited to submit proposals for participating in this event. Multiple forms of performance are welcome, including spoken word, poetry, storytelling, video, music, dance and drama/theatre. All ages are welcome, and performances may be in any language.

For more information on attending or participating in this event please contact:
Carmen Logie, Hate Crime Prevention Coordinator
Hull Citysafe, Guildhall
Alfred Gelder Street
Hull, HU1 2AA
telephone: [phone]
mobile: [phone]
[e-mail]

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Paco Rabanne
Date: 23 Feb 05 - 04:52 AM

Check out the Oud player Nasseer Shamma. He has to be the best in the world, currently living in Eygpt I think.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From:
Date: 22 Feb 05 - 07:07 PM

Linda Kelly- Im not a musician, But as you know what is a good English music and i wont know, because im not English and if any English musician play any music i will be ok with it and i will think it is English music, Why because im not English to know if it is bad or good. I have been in this city for 6 years and know most Kurdish people beging from people who were Fighters, cleaners, Taxi Drivers and normal workers, but i didnt see or found any propal Kurdish musicians none of them have a song they all copy which is fine by me but if they play like it is or make it sound at list ok. most of them music was a hoby, when they came to this country they didnt have any thing els to do so they play with music and get money and poblicity from English people.

greg stephens- you should listen to (Zakariya, Hassan Sharif,Jala, Diyar) and many others them are the reall musicians,, who have Records, reputation, loved by people. i can get 30 Kurdish people to support when im singing, for your information i dont know how to sing even in bathroom but i can get people to support and dance with my songs, and you wont notist if it is Rubbish, I dont know what concert it is in Hull at all, because they dont want every body to know about it and the ordiance is maybe selected!

Hand-Pulled Boy-- Im all ways smilling and laughing at, as long as there is people like that who calime that they are musicians.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Linda Kelly
Date: 22 Feb 05 - 02:59 PM

Kurdish refugee -you don't have to be let in anywhere -you just have to turn up - you would be welcome at any of the folk clubs Nellies Cottingham Live and any of the sessions, at the Sun or Monk's Walk in Beverley - we do not stop anyone coming or joining in.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: greg stephens
Date: 22 Feb 05 - 06:19 AM

Proud Kurdish refugee: I am very interested in what you said. Tell us more bout good Kurdish music and bad Kurdish music. I have met a lot of Kurdish musicians in Stoke-on-Trent, and love their music. But I am English, and very ignorant about the music. Tell us who you would think is good, and I will try to listen.
    Are you saying I should not come to the Hull concert, because the music wont be good?

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Hand-Pulled Boy
Date: 22 Feb 05 - 05:07 AM

Keep smiling!

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - every time
From:
Date: 21 Feb 05 - 09:08 PM

ahhh all the times... i hope you know that some kurdish man who play music in this city dont know any thing about kurdish music and what they play is not kurdish, if you see us dancing with his music, that because we dont have any body else,, it seams we dont have any other kurdish person who is civilised and have any talent but is not true, the kurdish man who is very well knowen by British people dosnt give advise or do not let any other one to come in to the market.

same old faces, same people, same music, it is rubish

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Hand-Pulled Boy
Date: 07 Feb 05 - 11:44 AM

Picture that on a web site.............

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: GUEST,jOhn
Date: 07 Feb 05 - 10:40 AM

I'm going to wear my spiderman outfit.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Paco Rabanne
Date: 07 Feb 05 - 05:07 AM

Oo-er, I shall have to dust off my little cocktail dress for this one.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: Hand-Pulled Boy
Date: 07 Feb 05 - 04:43 AM

Good to see you again yesterday jjjOhn. I will set a trace on dis fred. We forgot to ask you; 'What shall we wear on the 23rd? It doesn't sound like our normal dinner suit attire.'

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull - 23rd Feb
From: GUEST,Fritz The Cat
Date: 06 Feb 05 - 05:09 PM

There was a fantastic Kurdish band at the recent 'Celtic Connections' Festival in Glasgow. They were one of the 'Danny Award' finalists and put a smile on everyone's faces with their music and dancing. Enjoy!

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull
From: GUEST,jOhn
Date: 06 Feb 05 - 10:08 AM

tell them you will stop paying your pole tax until they support live culture projects.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull
From: greg stephens
Date: 06 Feb 05 - 10:05 AM

Thanks for that info JOhn. I wish Stoke-on-Trent council was as culturally aware as Hull, it's very difficult getting any official backing for this kind of thing here.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull
From: GUEST,jOhn
Date: 06 Feb 05 - 09:59 AM

OOOPs!,its the 23rd, [i'm in an interweb cafe near the university, and the keyboard is weird, [haf to press buttons hard]
just seen Nahro a few minutes ago, he said he will go if hes not doing nowt.

this thing is sponsored by hull city council as part of there cultural awareness thing, there will be loads of singing and music by local refugees, including kurdish, african etc, and free food, there will also be art on show done by refugees, and dancing etc.
its a good chance to learn about different culture etc, try to go if your not doing nowt.

for more info ring hull council on 01482 300 300, or ring the art cebtre [sorry, dont know the number],
ferens art gallery is really easy to find, its right in middle of hull, its the old building next to princes quay shopping centre.


i spoke a few minutes ago, with Nahro and Harri Watts Band [just met them for dinner on newland ave], they are all hoping to go.

Subject: RE: Kurdish Music in Hull
From: greg stephens
Date: 06 Feb 05 - 09:50 AM

Do you mean 13 Feb? And who is playing, any idea? Is it Nahro Zagros?

Subject: Kurdish Music in Hull
From: GUEST,jOhn
Date: 06 Feb 05 - 09:48 AM

"3rd Feb, Ferens Art Gallery, Hull, 6PM, free entry,and FREE food!