Erwan Hamon & Yousef Zayed Nantes, France
Erwan Hamon (flûte traversière en bois) et Yousef Zayed (oud et percussions) se sont rencontrés en 2015 à l’occasion de la création Kharoub, concert réunissant le Hamon Martin Quintet et Basel Zayed. De ce spectacle est née chez eux l’envie de créer un duo instrumental croisant leurs univers musicaux allant de la Palestine à la Bretagne, tout en mettant l’accent sur leurs propres compositions. ... more
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