Sun, 10 Nov
|Cambridge
Entropies presents: Songs For Our Land - Live in Cambridge
A documentary film screening and live concert adaptation of the score, in aid of those affected by the 2023 Turkey-Syria earthquake. At The Portland Arms, Cambridge.
Time & Location
10 Nov 2024, 18:30 – 21:30
Cambridge, 129 Chesterton Rd, Cambridge CB4 3BA, UK
About the event
Entropies presents: Songs for our Land - Charity Fundraiser
On Sunday 10th November, join Entropies for a charity concert and film screening, in aid of those affected by the 2023 Turkey-Syria earthquake. The evening will feature a screening of the BBC Our World documentary: 'Turkey's Earthquake: Those Who Stayed' by Sheida Kiran. Entropies will then perform a live concert adaptation of their score composed for the documentary, featuring their cinematic set up of vocals, keys, violin, cello and percussion.
Sunday 10th November 2024
Doors: 18:30
Documentary screening: 19:00-19:30
Entropies: 20:00-21:30
TICKETS: theportlandarms.co.uk/wp/product/entropies-10th-nov-24/
£10 or £7 concessions + booking fee.
U18's only with accompanying parent/guardian.
All profits go to https://depremdayanisma.org/ to support the victims of the Syria-Turkey earthquake in 2023.
About Deprem Dayanisma:
On the morning of February 6th 2023, two earthquakes with a magnitude of 7.8 and 7.5 struck the areas of Adıyaman, Hatay, Kahramanmaraş, Kilis, Osmaniye, Gaziantep, Malatya, Şanlıurfa, Diyarbakır, Elazig and Adana, where approximately 14 million people lived. After the disaster, on February 7th 2023 'Deprem Dayanisma' created Earthquake Solidarity Initiatives with volunteers in Hatay and Adıyaman Gölbaşı districts. Their work has accelerated with coordination centers established in Antakya, Samandağ and Defne districts of Adıyaman Gölbaşı and Hatay provinces. Their coordination centers, which were rapidly set up to meet acute need, worked to produce fast solutions including search and rescue, food, hygiene, medicine and clothing to those worst affected by the earthquakes. Today in 2024, Deprem Dayanisma continue to maintain their work in the areas worst affected by the earthquake, focusing on agriculture, animal husbandry and ecology, education and the welfare of children and women, as well as rebuilding the cities and culture. Even a year and a half after the earthquake, many citizens remain homeless, living in tents, with their homes remaining as rubble. Deprem Dayanisma maintain their hard work to fight for shelter for those still living in temporary accommodation. By hosting a variety of events, they work to support the community. Most recently, in July 2024 they hosted a Women's Festival together with Hatay Earthquake Solidarity Society and Rimmen Women's Cooperative, providing a space for discussion, arts and culture - in solidarity with the slogan “Kentimizi Kuracağız, Kültürümüzü Yaşatacağız!” - “We Will Build Our City, We Will Keep Our Culture Alive!"
https://www.instagram.com/depremdayanismadernegi/
About Entropies:
Entropies are a cinematic musical project who document human stories through live sound and moving image. Featuring vocals, violin, cello, keys, percussion and more, they describe their music as a fusion of genres, from ambient pop to neo-classical. Their music recently featured in the BBC Our World documentaries ‘Harvesting Turkey’s Tea’ (2022) and ‘Turkey’s Earthquake: Those Who Stayed’ (2024) by Sheida Kiran. Stylistic influences include Max Richter and Hania Rani, and traditional folk sounds. Entropies gig regularly in London, often with Sofar Sounds, with whom they played in a filmed gig at Madame Tussauds, Baker Street. Entropies’ second single, ‘Blue Ghost’ (2021) was featured on BBC Music Introducing and Radio X’s ‘X-Posure’ show with John Kennedy. They are now recording their first EP with support from Help Musicians and the Bert Jansch Foundation. In 2024 they will be touring their first audio-visual live project in London and Cambridge.