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TRIO FADO (PRT)

Due to its uniqueness, fado was recognized as a cultural heritage of humanity in 2011 and included in the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List. Fado is a mixture of melancholy, sadness, longing, nostalgia, happiness and love as well as an expression of joy of life. The trio Fado, founded in Berlin, plays its music with enthusiasm. Thus, for the film „Night Train to Lisbon“ with Bruno Ganz and Jeremy Irons in the main characters, they performed the song „nunca é tarde“ written by Trio Fado soloist Maria Carvalho…

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Waldzitherpunk (DEU)

Each member of the band is a multi-instrumentalist. WALDZITHERPUNK is a folk music group that uses the language of music to touch the roots of German culture. They will perform romantic, rebellious, revolutionary and contemporary works that fit any musical epoch. They will perform together with the forest zither, one of the forgotten instruments of Germany, which is often used during nature walks, and other instruments.

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LUIKU (UKR)

Luiku is an exciting world beats band from Kyiv, Ukraine. Their passionate music is inspired by Mediterranean, Ukrainian and Balkan musical cultures, and features electronic and analog percussion, powerful brass, magical female voices, accordion and more. The band leader and songwriter is the well-known Ukrainian musician and producer Dmytro Tsyperdyuk.

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Hasan Yükselir (TUR)

Composer and soloist HASAN YÜKSELİR is considered one of the most outstanding and many-sided artists of his country. With his extraordinarily powerful voice, he will arrange traditional Anatolian folk songs in classical-western form and jazz versions, sometimes poetic-romantic, sometimes epic-epic, in his own unique musical style…

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DIKANDA (POL)

DIKANDA is a music band of international renown, playing „world music“. They come from Szczecin, Poland. In their artistic work DIKANDA promotes the authenticity of style – searching for new trends therefore most of their works are original compositions. They draw their musical inspiration from traditional folk sounds of the broadly defined Orient – from the Balkans, through Israel, Kurdistan, Belarus to India.

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Vural Güler (TUR)

In his performances, Vural Güler adapts traditional Anatolian folk songs into an elegant and modern idiom. Rhythms and instruments are combined in new and innovative ways and harmonically complement his soft and resonant voice…

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Impressions of MainWeltmusik Festival 2014-2019

Ein musikalisches Fest in Offenbach | Mit der Kraft der Musik Grenzen überwinden. „Musik ohne Grenzen verbindet Nationen“ Das internationale Festival der Weltmusik möchte Menschen unterschiedlichster Herkunft zusammenführen, um das gemeinsame kulturelle und geistige Erbe miteinander zu feiern, zu teilen und weiterzuentwickeln. Dabei spielen die unterschiedlichen Nationalitäten, Religionen und Sprachen…

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Jerusalem Duo (ISR)

. Jerusalem Duo was founded in 2012 by two young musicians from Israel – Hila Ofek (harp) and Andre Tsirlin (saxophone). The Duo is one of the most exciting and unique ensembles in the world of chamber music. Since their first performance together, Jerusalem Duo has performed concerts in numerous stages and has been invited to appear at major festivals throughout Europe and Israel..

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Flamenco Vida y Sueños (ESP)

The artists of the flamenco group combine the view of the flamenco as a way of life and a lifelong dream. It enables them to be themselves and to realize themselves. They convey multifaceted feelings such as the joy of living, pain or love through this fascinating form of art, which arose from the connection between Andalusian music and the musical culture of the Roma…

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Giora Feidman Trio (ISR)

The trio with clarinet, guitar and double bass was Feidman’s “classic” cast. In this formation, starting in the United States, he injected decisive impulses into the renaissance of klezmer music and, with his trio, later caused the “Spirit of Klezmer” also to become very popular in Germany. Klezmer songs are much more than simple musical arrangements. Not only the melodies, but also the emotional manner, in which the interpretations emerge are what make this kind of music so unique. The very soul is brought to resonate – from the first through to the last second.

The well-rehearsed musicians fit perfectly to one another as they almost compete against each other, each encouraging the other, supplementing something that the other began, adding points, imitating, counteracting the sequences of the partnering instruments – often with concentrated earnestness and sometimes good for a light-hearted prank. Everyone, who is able to attend, is swept away.
Every concert is one-of-a-kind…

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