Description

In the hills above Algiers, Sofiane Saidi meets the Ceccaldi brothers, virtuosos and magicians of improbable musical encounters.<div> From this suspended morning, Dzaïr is born, a project where strings converse with voice in a quest for freedom and movement. At the heart of this journey, Leïla, an indomitable female figure, guides the crossing of Algerian territories, from the coast to the desert, without succumbing to folklore.</div><div><br></div><div> The music, vibrant and contemporary, weaves a bridge between memory and modernity: violin and cello intertwine with percussion and keyboard, exploring electronic timbres and textures.</div><div><br></div><div> With Dzaïr, Sofiane Saidi delivers a work of transmission, intimate and urban, where singing becomes a free act, rooted in the present. Performed as a trio, they offer a luminous and explosive set.</div>