event presented by Ass. Cult. Anomalia 
musicians: Stefano Tononi (percussion), Emanuele Dalmaso (soprano and baritone saxophone), Margherita Berlanda (accordion) 

PROGRAM
Zikkra ‘| 2003, Stefano Tononi 
(Làmed) II | 2017, Emanuele Dalmaso 
TSALALIM (Schatten) | 2007, Margherita Berlanda 
ADÁD für Schalmei und Akkordeon (Version for soprano saxophone and accordion) 2015-2016, Emanuele Dalmaso and Margherita Berlanda 

SAMIR ODEH TAMIMI musician, composer and painter from Jaffa, connects music methods and techniques of the Arab world with the avant-garde features of contemporary music.

The compositional feature of the Israeli composer Samir Odeh-Tamimi (Tel Aviv, 1970) intercepts a renewal of the Jewish music composition that emerges at the beginning of this new century: the younger generations of composers, especially those more sensitive to political issues, refused to limit their music based on symbolic values ​​or traditions eviscerated in composed music, trying to go to the bone of sense and experience through sounds. 

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At the age of 22, Odeh-Tamimi moved to Germany, immediately striking imaginative apathy: 22 years of heated and insecure climates (raised in the psychological straits of a village of Jaffa), in which he developed musical and pictorial skills. Samir sensed that a connection network could be created between methods and executive techniques of his Arab world and the avant-garde demands of contemporary music. That which at the level of sound was within the memory of the experience could return in the form of composition, a model present in the history of compositional forms, but which Odeh-Tamimi has been able to dose by cutting off any interpretative character; it is the bare and raw music that must give you the shock, it is sound that correctly direct our emotions. 

The music of Odeh-Tamimi does not have a dramatic propensity, it is pure and raw communication, it wants to perfectly document a state and uses the psychological-metaphysical side of the sounds to reach the goal. 

Ettore Garzia