Café Clock was packed last night for what turned out to be a wonderful evening of contemporary Japanese music.
Singer, Kaori Seki from Kanazaona in Japan teamed up with local musician Abdelwahed Laghrib only a few weeks ago, but in that time they have managed to polish up a fine repertoire of gentle evocative songs performed by Kaori. Abdelwahed's playing was as good as ever and a perfect compliment to the fine, bell-like purity of Kaori's voice.
The final song, Aisha, Aisha ( by Sheik Khaled) was well known enough to have the audiance singing along.
Oh Aisha, Aisha, ecoute-moi
Aisha, Aisha, t'en ne vas pas
Aisha, Aisha, regarde-moi
Aisha, Aisha, reponde-moi
Aisha, Aisha, t'en ne vas pas
Aisha, Aisha, regarde-moi
Aisha, Aisha, reponde-moi
The large crowd were entranced and as usual left the Clock wanting more.
In other Clock Culture news.... their website (http://www.cafeclock.com/home.html) has been updated and is worth a look.
Kaori Seki and Abdelwahed Laghrib
1 comment:
Hi!I am kaori.
I sang in cafeclock!!
I didnt compose
They are some Japanese singers' songs.
Thank you your writting about me!!
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