Lebanese musicians Radwan Ghazi Moumneh (Jerusalem In My Heart) & Charbel Haber (Scrambled Eggs) were the guests of Ruptures on Monday 4 April, to present the 11th edition of the Irtijal Festival of Experimental Music, which took place in Beirut in various locations between April 5-8. To listen: ruptures haber + moumneh #1 >> Track [...]
Posts Tagged ‘RADWAN MOUMNEH’
Radwan Moumneh & Charbel Haber, interview & live performance (4 Apr 11)
Posted in 96.2FM, Artist Focus, tagged Charbel Haber, Irtijal, Jerusalem in my Heart, Malena Szlam, RADWAN MOUMNEH on April 10, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Radwan G. Moumneh interview + live performance (20 Sept 10)
Posted in 96.2FM, Artist Focus, tagged Constellation, Hotel2Tango, Jerusalem in my Heart, RADWAN MOUMNEH on September 22, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Lebanese producer & musician Radwan Ghazi Moumneh was the guest of Ruptures on September 20, 2010, for an enlightening interview and terribly enjoyable live performance. Moumneh is a man of many talents, producing for the likes of A Silver Mt Zion, Clues and Eric Chenaux, performing under the name Jerusalem In My Heart, and of [...]
Photo Archive [2009] -part 2-
Posted in Photo Archive, tagged Incompetents, RADWAN MOUMNEH, scrambled eggs, The Basement on December 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
RADWAN GHAZI MOUMNEH – The Basement, Beirut, December 2009 The INCOMPETENTS – The Basement, Beirut, December 2009 SCRAMBLED EGGS – The Basement, Beirut, December 2009 [Photos by Tanya Traboulsi] [Design by Lana Daher]
Radwan Moumneh & Scrambled Eggs, Live on Ruptures (21 Dec 09)
Posted in 96.2FM, Artist Focus, tagged Jerusalem in my Heart, RADWAN MOUMNEH, scrambled eggs on December 28, 2009 | 1 Comment »
En interview sur Radio Liban 96.2FM: RADWAN MOUMNEH, musicien (Jerusalem In My Heart), ingénieur du son, producteur (Clues, Land of Kush), fondateur du studio montréalais Hotel2Tango en 2005 (le studio qui a accueilli entre autres les Godspeed You Black Emperor, A Silver Mt Zion, le regretté Vic Chesnutt, etc.)… Radwan est accompagné de Pierre-Guy Blanchard, [...]
