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Kazhal
Adami was born in
Saqqez.
As a
child, poetry and music was her highest interest. Already at the age
of 8 she started to read Kurdish poetry and while reading poems by
the well-known poet Qane, she also learned the Kurdish
language. While becoming familiar with the Kurdish language, she
also – at the same time put music to the words, in this way
explaining her childish emotions.
Kazhal
moved to Sweden in 1998.
At the
age of 15 she started to play violin and has been taught theory of
music by
Ali Shakouri,
Master of Music at the Sabamusic Institute.
Kazhal
also writes poetry – as she explains: “Poetry is my closest friend,
in which I
can
confide my deepest feelings”. Poems by Kazhal have been recognized
as feminine
poems,
involving pains, dreams, ideals and aspirations of the woman.
When Kazhal started to study
, Ali Shakouri supported her and discovered
her deep-hearted voice. Ali Shakouri opened a new window in Kazhal’s
life and she became a singer. Her first
musical assignment is an album “Most
Beutiful Word” presenting
her love of music.
The poems in this album are written by Kazhal and the composer of
these
songs is Ali Shakouri........ |
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