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"Bach Meets Mugham" is a composition by composer Khadija Zeynalova for string quartet. I am honoured that on 8 June 2024 my composition was performed in Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, in Yokohama, Japan (https://www.kanagawa-kenminhall.com/) by the following wonderful musicians: Kiyomi Sugiura (violin I) Kayako Katano (violin II) Megumi Shimojima (viola) Shinko Saegusa (cello) Special thanks go to an amazing award-winning pianist Gulnara Safarova (https://www.youtube.com/@gnsafarova) who has organised the concert. Azerbaijani Mugham is a traditional genre of Azerbaijani music characterized by a complex system of melody types and modes. It is an intricate form of art music that blends classical poetry and musical improvisation. Mugham performances typically feature a trio of musicians: a singer (khananda), a tar player, and a kamancheh player, often accompanied by a percussionist playing the daf. The music is deeply rooted in Azerbaijani culture, expressing a wide range of emotions and storytelling through its rich, modal system. Recognizing its cultural significance and historical value, Azerbaijani Mugham was added to UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2008. Dr. Khadija Zeynalova is an award-winning professional composer of contemporary, film and theatre music as well as Organist and Musicologist. Her compositions are performed by some of the world’s leading orchestras, ensembles and musicians in Germany, US, Canada, France, UK, Netherland, Cyprus, Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Oman, Cyprus, Azerbaijan and many other countries. As multilingual PhD graduate, she was a winner of prestigious Friedrich-Ebert PhD Scholarship in Germany. Khadija is currently based in Germany, where she founded contemporary Music Orchestra / Ensemble Bridge of Sound (since 2017) and founded International music festival Harmony of Sound (since 2021). More about Khadija's other compositions can be found here: Official Web-page: https://www.khadijazeynalova.com Official Twitter page: https://www.twitter.com/XadicaZeynalova Official Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@khadijazeynalova Official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.zeynal.composer/ Official Web page of Music festival Harmony of Sound in Germany: www.harmonyofsound.de
Bach meets Mugham
"Miniatures" is a composition by composer Khadija Zeynalova for string quartet. I am honoured that on 8 June 2024 my composition was performed in Kanagawa Kenmin Hall, in Yokohama, Japan (https://www.kanagawa-kenminhall.com/) by the following wonderful musicians: Kiyomi Sugiura (violin I) Kayako Katano (violin II) Megumi Shimojima (viola) Shinko Saegusa (cello) Special thanks go to an amazing award-winning pianist Gulnara Safarova (https://www.youtube.com/@gnsafarova) who has organised the concert. Dr. Khadija Zeynalova is an award-winning professional composer of contemporary, film and theatre music as well as Organist and Musicologist. Her compositions are performed by some of the world’s leading orchestras, ensembles and musicians in Germany, US, Canada, France, UK, Netherland, Cyprus, Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Oman, Cyprus, Azerbaijan and many other countries. As multilingual PhD graduate, she was a winner of prestigious Friedrich-Ebert PhD Scholarship in Germany. Khadija is currently based in Germany, where she founded contemporary Music Orchestra / Ensemble Bridge of Sound (since 2017) and founded International music festival Harmony of Sound (since 2021). More about Khadija's other compositions can be found here: Official Web-page: https://www.khadijazeynalova.com Official Twitter page: https://www.twitter.com/XadicaZeynalova Official Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@khadijazeynalova Official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.zeynal.composer/ Official Web page of Music festival Harmony of Sound in Germany: www.harmonyofsound.de
Miniatures for String Quartet
"Seda" for Organ and Harp was commissioned by Koeln Academy of Music and performed by Lisa Streich (Organ) and Ewa Matwejevska (Harp) in Ursulinenkirche (Cologne) on 6 April 2013 Dr. Khadija Zeynalova is an award-winning professional composer of contemporary, film and theatre music as well as Organist and Musicologist. Her compositions are performed by some of the world’s leading orchestras, ensembles and musicians in Germany, US, Canada, France, UK, Netherland, Cyprus, Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Oman, Cyprus, Azerbaijan and many other countries. As multilingual PhD graduate, she was a winner of prestigious Friedrich-Ebert PhD Scholarship in Germany. Khadija is currently based in Germany, where she founded contemporary Music Orchestra / Ensemble Bridge of Sound (since 2017) and founded International music festival Harmony of Sound (since 2021). More about Khadija's other compositions can be found here: Official Web-page: https://www.khadijazeynalova.com Official Twitter page: https://www.twitter.com/XadicaZeynalova Official Youtube page: https://www.youtube.com/@khadijazeynalova Official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.zeynal.composer/ Official Web page of Music festival Harmony of Sound in Germany: www.harmonyofsound.de
"Seda" for Organ and Harp by composer Khadija Zeynalova
"Tenhalig" ("Loneliness" or "Einsamkeit") is a composition for solo guitar by composer Khadija Zeynalova. It's been performed by Guitarist Shawn Pickup in Brahms Hall of Detmold Conservatory (Hochschule für Musik Detmold) in Germany on 21 December 2017. Dr. Khadija Zeynalova is an award-winning professional composer of contemporary, film and theatre music as well as Organist and Musicologist. Her compositions are performed by some of the world’s leading orchestras, ensembles and musicians in Germany, US, Canada, France, UK, Netherland, Cyprus, Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Oman, Cyprus, Azerbaijan and many other countries. As multilingual PhD graduate, she was a winner of prestigious Friedrich-Ebert PhD Scholarship in Germany. Khadija is currently based in Germany, where she founded contemporary Music Orchestra / Ensemble Bridge of Sound (since 2017) and founded International music festival Harmony of Sound (since 2021). More about Khadija's other compositions can be found here: Official Web-page: https://www.khadijazeynalova.com Official Twitter page: https://www.twitter.com/XadicaZeynalova Official Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@khadijazeynalova Official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.zeynal.composer/ Official Web page of Music festival Harmony of Sound in Germany: www.harmonyofsound.de
"Tenhalig" ("Loneliness" or "Einsamkeit") by composer Khadija Zeynalova.
"In Tears/In Tränen" is a composition for solo Block Flute and Recorder by composer Khadija Zeynalova. World Premiere took place in 2008 in Detmold, Germany. It was then performed by Zoe Marie Ernst (Alt Block flute) in Detmold and then again in University of Bielefeld in 2010 as part of the Festival Night of Sounds. Dr. Khadija Zeynalova is an award-winning professional composer of contemporary, film and theatre music as well as Organist and Musicologist. Her compositions are performed by some of the world’s leading orchestras, ensembles and musicians in Germany, US, Canada, France, UK, Netherland, Cyprus, Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Oman, Cyprus, Azerbaijan and many other countries. As multilingual PhD graduate, she was a winner of prestigious Friedrich-Ebert PhD Scholarship in Germany. Khadija is currently based in Germany, where she founded contemporary Music Orchestra / Ensemble Bridge of Sound (since 2017) and founded International music festival Harmony of Sound (since 2021). More about Khadija's other compositions can be found here: Official Web-page: https://www.khadijazeynalova.com Official Twitter page: https://www.twitter.com/XadicaZeynalova Official Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@khadijazeynalova Official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.zeynal.composer/ Official Web page of Music festival Harmony of Sound in Germany: www.harmonyofsound.de
"In Tears / In Tränen" - by composer Khadija Zeynalova
"In Gedanken und Gefühlen"/"In Thoughts and Feelings" is a composition for solo Violoncello by composer Khadija Zeynalova. It was performed by some leading performers across many countries including Rafael Guevara in Hochschule für Musik Detmold (Germany) as part of the "Night of Sounds" Festival"; by Tobias Vogel in Berlin (Germany) as part of the Art exhibition of Friedrich-Ebert-Fellowships and in Freiburg Academy of Music (Germany); by David McCann in Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester (UK) as part of the Spotlight series. Dr. Khadija Zeynalova is an award-winning professional composer of contemporary, film and theatre music as well as Organist and Musicologist. Her compositions are performed by some of the world’s leading orchestras, ensembles and musicians in Germany, US, Canada, France, UK, Netherland, Cyprus, Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Oman, Cyprus, Azerbaijan and many other countries. As multilingual PhD graduate, she was a winner of prestigious Friedrich-Ebert PhD Scholarship in Germany. Khadija is currently based in Germany, where she founded contemporary Music Orchestra / Ensemble Bridge of Sound (since 2017) and founded International music festival Harmony of Sound (since 2021). More about Khadija's other compositions can be found here: Official Web-page: https://www.khadijazeynalova.com Official Twitter page: https://www.twitter.com/XadicaZeynalova Official Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@khadijazeynalova Official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.zeynal.composer/ Official Web page of Music festival Harmony of Sound in Germany: www.harmonyofsound.de
"In Gedanken und Gefühlen"/"In Thoughts and Feelings" (Part 1) by composer Khadija Zeynalova
"To Aziza" is an Octet for Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, Percussion (1 performer), Violin, Viola, Violoncello and Contrabass (Double bass). It was composed by Khadija for "MUTARE" Ensemble. The world premiere took place as part of a "Score Talk" Project in Bremen Academy of Arts (Hochschule der Künste Bremen) in 2007. "MUTARE" Ensemble is one of Germany's leading ensembles lead by Gerhard Müller-Hornbach and comprised of Dirk Peppel (Flute), Thomas Löffler (Clarinet), German Marstatt (Trumpet), Walter Reiter (Percussion), Almut Frenzel (Violin), Christoph Klein (Viola), Susanne Müller-Hornbach (Violoncello), Hedwig Matros (Contrabass), Gerhard Müller-Hornbach (Conductor) KDr. Khadija Zeynalova is an award-winning professional composer of contemporary, film and theatre music as well as Organist and Musicologist. Her compositions are performed by some of the world’s leading orchestras, ensembles and musicians in Germany, US, Canada, France, UK, Netherland, Cyprus, Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Oman, Cyprus, Azerbaijan and many other countries. As multilingual PhD graduate, she was a winner of prestigious Friedrich-Ebert PhD Scholarship in Germany. Khadija is currently based in Germany, where she founded contemporary Music Orchestra / Ensemble Bridge of Sound (since 2017) and founded International music festival Harmony of Sound (since 2021). More about Khadija's other compositions can be found here: Official Web-page: https://www.khadijazeynalova.com Official Twitter page: https://www.twitter.com/XadicaZeynalova Official Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@khadijazeynalova Official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.zeynal.composer/ Official Web page of Music festival Harmony of Sound in Germany: www.harmonyofsound.de
"To Aziza" (Part 1) by composer Khadija Zeynalova.
1st Harmony of Sound Festival 5.-7.11.2021- "Zefere dogru - Vom Land des Feuers/From Land of Fire" (2021) in Germany www.harmonyofsound.de Kamran Kerimov - Nagara (Azerbaijani Percussion Instrument) Togrul Asadullayev - Kamantscha (Azerbaijani traditional Music instrument) Founder and artistic Director: Dr. Khadija Zeynalova Dr. Khadija Zeynalova is an award-winning professional composer of contemporary, film and theatre music as well as Organist and Musicologist. Her compositions are performed by some of the world’s leading orchestras, ensembles and musicians in Germany, US, Canada, France, UK, Netherland, Cyprus, Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Oman, Cyprus, Azerbaijan and many other countries. As multilingual PhD graduate, she was a winner of prestigious Friedrich-Ebert PhD Scholarship in Germany. Khadija is currently based in Germany, where she founded contemporary Music Orchestra / Ensemble Bridge of Sound (since 2017) and founded International music festival Harmony of Sound (since 2021). More about Khadija's other compositions can be found here: Official Web-page: https://www.khadijazeynalova.com Official Twitter page: https://www.twitter.com/XadicaZeynalova Official Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@khadijazeynalova Official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.zeynal.composer/ Official Web page of Music festival Harmony of Sound in Germany: www.harmonyofsound.de
Aserbaidschanische Mugam-Musik, 1. Harmony of Sound international Musikfestival in Germany
"Mursel" is the 2nd part of the Cycle "Ay Dilber", which is a composition by Dr. Khadija Zeynalova for voice, accordion and violoncello. It was performed by Ensemble Bridge of Sound during the "Bach Night" concert in Concert Hall of Marienmünster (Germany) on 25 Jul 2020. Violoncello: Peter Schneider Accordion: Pavel Efremov Voice: Dr. Khadija Zeynalova Dr. Khadija Zeynalova is an award-winning professional composer of contemporary, film and theatre music as well as Organist and Musicologist. Her compositions are performed by some of the world’s leading orchestras, ensembles and musicians in Germany, US, Canada, France, UK, Netherland, Cyprus, Greece, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, Oman, Cyprus, Azerbaijan and many other countries. As multilingual PhD graduate, she was a winner of prestigious Friedrich-Ebert PhD Scholarship in Germany. Khadija is currently based in Germany, where she founded contemporary Music Orchestra / Ensemble Bridge of Sound (since 2017) and founded International music festival Harmony of Sound (since 2021). More about Khadija's other compositions can be found here: Official Web-page: https://www.khadijazeynalova.com Official Twitter page: https://www.twitter.com/XadicaZeynalova Official Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@khadijazeynalova Official Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/khadija.zeynal.composer/ Official Web page of Music festival Harmony of Sound in Germany: www.harmonyofsound.de
"Mursel" - for voice, accordion and violoncello by composer Khadija Zeynalova
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