Between oriental oud and electric guitar, The meeting of the two cultures of interzone members will transport you with their without compromise music whose balance impresses. Hypnotic / Voyage / No Border / Guitar Maestro X Oud Superstarc was in 2002 that Serge Teyssot-Gay, then member of the Group Noir Désir and Khaled Aljaramani, Syrian Oudist, meet in Damascus. The oriental/electric guitar dialogue is immediate, Creating an interzone, point of crossing of their respective cultures, Between Europe and North Africa. After five years of absence spent exploring other musical regions, These two exceptional musicians are finally found! In Geneva, They offer us meditative and simmering compositions of melancholy, carried by sumptuous silences and electric and acoustic melodies, poetics and dreamy, serene and comforting. A daydream.


Khaled Aljaramaniexilé in France, Khaled Aljaramani was born in Soueida, south of Syria, in 1972. At the end of his studies at the Conservatoire, He is a professor of Oud in Damascus and Homs. He participated in concerts in Beirut but also in Damascus, in Cairo and everywhere in the Middle East where he is a star. He also participated in several training courses such as the Bab Assalam trio with the clarinetist Raphael Vuillard and the interzone duo with the guitarist Serge Teyssot-Gay.


Serge Teyssot-Gayserge Teyssot-Gay is played out on the intervals during his projects. The associations he proposes struck artistic disciplines usually delimited and waterproof. Minimum union to establish exchange, The duo is the form of predilection of the former guitarist and founding member of the Group Noir Désir, who weaves long -term ties with artists as diverse as Joëlle Léandre, Khaled Al Jaramani, Carol Robinson, Casey, Denis Lavant, Lydie Salvayre or Hamé.

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