Hege - November 22nd, 2007

(Petronas Twin Towers, 21 Nov 2007)

Vinju acis bija daudz cienjas un vinju sirdis dziedaja. vinji sedeja ar sakrustotam kajam uz podesta skatuves vidu; kopuma desmit (2 rindaas). Divi galvenie dziedataji terpushies cerinju kraasas tradicionalajas tunikas, parejie melnas. vienigie instrumenti tabla (aizmugure) un harmonium (2, priekspuse), kas atgadina akardeona skanju, un fantastikas balsis. dziedaja urdu un punjabi valodas.

Wajad. Tas bija celjojums uz vel nebijushu zemi. puspievertam acim, ljavu, lai melodija, balsu vibracijas iziet cauri visam kjermenis. Tad atdevos asaraam. kjermenis zaudeja robezhas, sapluda un kluva par dalju no muzikas. Kad vinji iegaja transa, gaiss bija pilns intimitates un milestibas.

Prieksnesumam sakoties, ievilku elpu. pirma dziesma ilga 30 minutes. Nezinu, vai elpoju vispar. lai ari nesapratu, par ko tiek dziedats, melodija, vinju kjermenji un sejas runaja man saprotama valoda.

Kuala Lumpur vinji bija tikai 2 dienas. Sodien vinji dodas talak.

 

*Qawwali is the devotional music of the Chishti Sufis of the Indian subcontinent. Qawwali is a vibrant musical tradition that stretches back more than 700 years. Qawwals sing very loudly and forcefully, which allows them to extend their chest voice to much higher frequencies than those used in Western singing, even though this usually causes a more noisy or strained sound than would be acceptable in the West. Listeners, and often artists themselves are transported to a state of wajad, a trance-like state where they feel at one with God, generally considered to be the height of spiritual ecstasy in Sufism.