Led by Ayman Asfour, the concert builds on his latest album release, Sardy Fardy, which brings together Ayman as a composer and a violinist with artists from Berlin’s diverse music scene and diaspora. Through odd soloing, melodic narratives, and spontaneous musical encounters, each musician is invited to express their individual voice and musical background. Music becomes a vehicle for self-expression, interpretation, and dialogue, moving between composed material and the unexpected possibilities of improvisation.

The collaboration creates a space where different musical languages coexist, interact, and transform one another. Rather than presenting a fixed musical identity, Sardy Fardy in Motion explores how musicians shape and reshape their artistic expressions through listening, responding, and playing together.

Sardy Fardy in Motion is a collaboration between Safi, TAK, Mikro Hiejazz and Ayman Asfour, presented as part of Safi’s ongoing approach to support and contribute to Berlin’s artistic development through collaboration, exchange, and the creation of spaces for artistic expression.

An evening of musical encounters, where individual voices become part of a shared movement.

After the remarkable success of his Berlin concert last November, Egyptian violinist and composer Ayman Asfour returns to the city to celebrate the release of his album Sardy Fardy.

The album presents original compositions inspired by the richness of Egyptian musical heritage, where expressive, story-like melodies unfold within rhythmic structures built on odd meters—creating a sound that is both deeply rooted and refreshingly contemporary. The album was composed between Alexandria and Brooklyn and was produced with the support of the Arab Fund for Arts and Culture (AFAC).

For this special evening at Morphine Raum, Ayman reunites with the musicians who helped shape the unforgettable sound of his previous Berlin performance:

Ayman Asfour – Violin Bakr Khleifi – Oud George Crotty – Cello Salam Elhassan – Percussion

Together, they will bring Sardy Fardy to life through a performance that moves between composition, improvisation, and the timeless spirit of Egyptian music.

Sliding scale 20- 25 euro at the door