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2010
August: Final mix done, new album up: Urbanized to be released in October! August 7: Performing at MELA, Oslo, Norway www.horisont.org
June 7: is invited by the Minister of Culture in Norway to debate the arts and culture: On new contexts and knowledge www.regjeringen.no/kud
May 28: Staging "Sound of Oslo" at Rådhusplassen
April: Memeber of the Folkelarm jury 2010, more info at www.folkmusic.no
February 14: Performing with Hannah Wozene Kvam at the “New Nordic Art” vernissage, Oslo, Norway
January: 27: On stage with Hannah Wozene Kvam and Fethawit Hakin at Kulturtorget, Molde, Norway
January 1 - 15: "Rencontre Algérie" in progress. Check back for news
2009
December 15 - 31: In Paris - "Rencontre Algérie" in progress. Check back for news
November 2: Malika receives The Norwegian Fund For Performing Artists annual award. www.ffuk.no
November: In New York City
October 26: New Music and Rock Pixie Records releases Miriam Aziz new album Tránsito
August 16: Performing at MELA festival 2009 June 25-30: At work in Paris
May & June: Miriam Aziz: new CD Transito in progress May: Women's Voice: New CD Dodoma in progress March 16: At work in Helsinki March 13: Performing in Hillerød and Vanløse, Denmark March 08: Performing in Trondheim
February 26: On stage with Line Peters, Dattera til Hagen, Oslo February 23: New Music releases Tell me how the story goes February 20: Staging by:Larm with Line Peters, Oslo
2008
December 14: In Havana, Cuba
December 03-07: Recording Transito
November 26-28: Line Peters:Mix&mastering November 05-11: Recording Line Peters' Tell me how the story goes October 24: Staging "Smeltedigelen" with the Women's Voice, Trondheim, Norway
October 23: Perforing with the Women's Voice at Innvik, Oslo, Norway
September 24: Live at Borg v.g.s., Sarpsborg, Norway September 19: Live at Halden v.g.s., Halden, Norway
September 15: Live at Askim v.g.s., Askin, Norway August 26-september 11: Tour in Møre og Romsdal, Norway August: Live at MELA Festival 2008, Oslo, Norway July 23: Staging Womajazz with Miriam Aziz, Prato, Italy
June-July 24-01: Lunda Street on Stuart Bedasso Show Exit Cairo listed onAir France Inflight program June 19: Performing at "Fête de la musique", Oslo, Norway
May 25: Staging "Hail the Queens", oslo, Norway
May 15: Releasing On Club
March 03-14: Tour in Møre og Romsdal
January 21-28: Mon Regard on Stuart Bedasso Show, UK January 07-20: Tour in Møre og Romsdal, Norway |
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Women's Voice is an international music network, founded in 2000 by Malika Makouf Rasmussen. Women's Voice performers come from various countries and continents around the world, and participate in all aspects of our unique musical productions, including recordings, workshops and concerts. Women's Voice performances have been presented in Africa, Asia and Europe. Through working and playing together, our artists discovered the power of their combined creativity and diverse musical and cultural backgrounds, resulting in new forms of musical expression that represents issues and experiences that are meaningful to listeners everywhere. Over the years 60 artists have joined the newtwork, among them were: Maryam Mursal (Somalia), Bi Kidude (Zanzibar), Mari Boine (Norway), Denez Prigent (France), Queendom (Norway), Inga Juuso (Norway), Sibusisiwe Ncube (Zimbabwe), Hege Rimestad (Norway), Chiwoniso (Zimbabwe), Farida Tadjene (France), Positive Black Soul (Senegal), Lourdes (Angola), Mingas (Mosambic), Frøy Aagre (Norway), Eva Nyambe (Tanzania), Line Peters (Norway), Miriam Aziz (France), Olav Torget (Norway). Through our work we bring to light gifted composers, musicians and songwriters and at the same time form a living network of performers. If through our efforts we succeed in inspiring others to make the leap onto the stage, and act as positive role models for younger musicians who wish to perform on the stage, we have achieved something immeasurably valuable.
CD releases
2009: Dodoma
2006: Trafficking – Featuring Queendom and Mari Boine
2004: Women's Voice Concerts 2008
2008: "Smeltedigelen", Mo i Rana, Norway
2008: Klaverfabrikken, Hillerød, Denmark
2008: Vanløse Kulturhus, Copenhagen, Denmark
2008: Innvik, Oslo, Norway 2001 - 2007
Zimbabwe:Harare, Bulawayo
Mozambique: Maputo
Angola: Luanda
Israel: Tel Aviv
Sweden: Stockholm, Nacka
Denmark: Copenhagen, Hillerød
Norway: Lillehammer, Oslo, Harstad, Bergen, Tromsø, Mo i Rana, Drammen, Haugesund, Gudbrandsdalen, Kautokeino, Trondheim, Narvik
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