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| Name | HAT - Béla Bartók |
| Video Uploader | Video From Remix ⟷ Culture |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 12-07-2019 04:01:44 |
| Video Discription | At the age of 17, Hatim Belyamani, aka HAT, was fascinated by Béla Bartók's ethnomusicological work. Bartók - after being deeply moved by a nanny singing folk songs to children - came to regard folk songs as the best source of inspiration for a composer. So he recorded folk songs from various parts of Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, and beyond, and wrote new compositions which re-harmonized and re-arranged these folk melodies. He believed by incorporating a greater variety of folk melodies from around the world into this compositional process, that he could arrive at the creation of a 'universal music'. Hatim wanted to follow on Bartók's footsteps and create his own version of 'universal music'. Fast-forward to 17 years later, Hatim started his first serious attempt at creating a new form of 'universal music', and he called it Remix ←→ Culture. In Oct 2017, HAT was invited to bring Remix ←→ Culture to Béla Bartók's home country, Hungary. There he recorded and filmed two Hungarian traditional musicians and subsequently incorporated these Hungarian sounds and images into his live video remix performance at the Budapest Ritmo Festival. Alexandra Berta was one of these Hungarian musicians Hatim recorded and filmed for Remix ←→ Culture. During one of the phases of the creation of this video, HAT sat at his piano while the recording of Alexandra's folk song "My lover…" was playing on loop. HAT kept playing along on his piano until he found new harmonies that sounded most satisfying to him. HAT then manipulated videos from other Remix ←→ Culture recordings to create the same harmonies he had composed on the piano. This re-harmonization process is very much inspired by Bartók's process, and so, with so many elements pointing back to Béla Bartók, it seemed clear that the title of this remix should honor this deep influence. All sounds and images in this remix were entirely derived from traditional music videos recorded by Remix ←→ Culture (in order of appearance): Alexandra Berta - Budapest, Hungary Mourad Belouadi - Sale, Morocco Sully Chamand - Saint-Paul, Réunion Suya - Hohhot, China Deqqat Assif ou Aqellal - Tamegroute, Morocco Fanmi Asòtò - Brooklyn / Haiti Ferqa Ahwah Agdz - Agdz, Morocco The River Voices - Corovoda, Albania Amino Belyamani - Brooklyn / Morocco Maracatu de Baque Solto Estrela de Ouro - Condado, Brazil remix-culture.org/HAT FB / IG @hat.remixculture [WqFOVlIemk0] |
| Category | Music |
| Tags | remix | remixculture | hungarian | hungary | alexandraberta | citera | belabartok | videoremix | ahwach | sihu | maracatu | china | brazil | albania | rivervoices | haiti | vodou | fanmiasoto |
