Leaflet
Object
Leaflet
Production date
3/1991
Object number
1991.980
Physical Description
Leaflet for 'Jashan e Bahar' at the Hackney Empire, a sring arts festival from Pakistan.
Material
paper
Dimension
Height (Whole): 210mm
Width (Whole): 148mm
Width (Whole): 148mm
On display?
No
Inscription
Hackney Arts and Entertainments
presents
Jashan e Bahar
a spring arts festival from Pakistan
with
Thurs 7 March
Aziz Mian Qawwal & Party
Thurs 14 March
Abida Parveen
Thurs 21 Mach
Zarsanga & Fazal-e-Malik Akif
& Allan Fakir
Hackney Empire
Greenwich Leisure
World Cicuit Arts
PIA
The Daily Jang
[REVERSE]
Thursday 7 March
AZIZ MIAN is a revolutionary in the field of Qawwali, his unique and dramatic performance style has earned hm teh reputation of being a master amongst Qawwal
Thursday 14 March
ABIDA PARVEEN is widely acknowledged as one of the top female singers in Pakistan today. She has a superb vocal style. She comes from the tradition of Sufi music and knows how to draw her listeners into complete absorption, until the are lost in her performance.
Thursday 21 March
ZARSANGA has recieved more international aclaim than any other folk artist from the North-West Frontier. Often singing at weddings where the men carry semi-automatic rifles (A.K.47's). Every time she reaches a climatic moment in her song the men will fire into the air to show their appreciation.
FAZAL-E-MALIK takles traditional Pushto songs and arranges them in a popular style. Using indigenous instruments mixed with congas, synthesisters and electric guitar. In the North-West Frontier he is regarded as a 'Pop Star'.
ALLAN FAKIR is a well known Sindhi folk singer and Sufi. He holds a unique place in Sindhi Folk Music because he has been able to perform WAI poetry and muci in a highly popular form. In his first tour of Britain ALLAN FAKIR will be singing the poetry of Sufi Saint Shah Abdul Latif with his own unique blend of devotional and folk music.
presents
Jashan e Bahar
a spring arts festival from Pakistan
with
Thurs 7 March
Aziz Mian Qawwal & Party
Thurs 14 March
Abida Parveen
Thurs 21 Mach
Zarsanga & Fazal-e-Malik Akif
& Allan Fakir
Hackney Empire
Greenwich Leisure
World Cicuit Arts
PIA
The Daily Jang
[REVERSE]
Thursday 7 March
AZIZ MIAN is a revolutionary in the field of Qawwali, his unique and dramatic performance style has earned hm teh reputation of being a master amongst Qawwal
Thursday 14 March
ABIDA PARVEEN is widely acknowledged as one of the top female singers in Pakistan today. She has a superb vocal style. She comes from the tradition of Sufi music and knows how to draw her listeners into complete absorption, until the are lost in her performance.
Thursday 21 March
ZARSANGA has recieved more international aclaim than any other folk artist from the North-West Frontier. Often singing at weddings where the men carry semi-automatic rifles (A.K.47's). Every time she reaches a climatic moment in her song the men will fire into the air to show their appreciation.
FAZAL-E-MALIK takles traditional Pushto songs and arranges them in a popular style. Using indigenous instruments mixed with congas, synthesisters and electric guitar. In the North-West Frontier he is regarded as a 'Pop Star'.
ALLAN FAKIR is a well known Sindhi folk singer and Sufi. He holds a unique place in Sindhi Folk Music because he has been able to perform WAI poetry and muci in a highly popular form. In his first tour of Britain ALLAN FAKIR will be singing the poetry of Sufi Saint Shah Abdul Latif with his own unique blend of devotional and folk music.