'Sfinks started as a garden party and is still a garden party'
'Sfinks started as a garden party and is still a garden party'
Dirk Gebhardt, Nieves, Zoe Catsaras26 juli 2009 – 23:05
Boechout - 'Sfinks started as a garden party and still is a garden party'. Patrick De Groote, the festival organiser, tells us about the special atmosphere that ‘Sfinks’, the Global Music Festival has maintained over the years, and reflects on the different functions that music has around the globe. With music from (in order of appearance): Les Espoirs de Coronthie (Guinea), Cimarrón (Colombia), Gut (Korea), Gypsy.CZ (Czech Republic), Max Romeo (Jamaica), Cimarrón (Colombia).
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Download: GLOBAL music - patrick interview.mov (89.66 MB)
Video made by Zoe Catsaras & Dirk Gebhardt
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Very nice movie
OlivierHaemhouts, 27/07/2009 – 23:03
Mission accomplished. The images are a perfect in-depth representation of the message.
Good sfinksing!
Miiichael, 28/07/2009 – 14:52
Nice film! And it looks like a great festival.
Interesting to hear from the organiser, although I don't agree with the old generalisation that "Western music" is for entertainment and "world music" is political.
It'd be nice to see the names of the bands!
Indeed very nice one! Well
Bass, 01/08/2009 – 19:47
Indeed very nice one! Well done. Interesting how the organiser can look so relaxed during the festival (or was the interview filmed weeks before? ;)