Khalil Chahine

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Khalil Chahine (born June 8, 1956 ) is a French jazz and fusion musician ( guitar , composition, also harmonica, synthesizer, percussion) with Egyptian roots. He appeared primarily as a film composer .

Live and act

Chahine has released albums under his own name since 1989, which represent a crossover of jazz, fusion, oriental music and classical music. He also played with the Paris Jazz Horns . He also accompanied Jacques Dutronc , Jean-Loup Longnon , Jonatan Cerrada , Amar Sundy and Françoise Hardy and was involved as a guitarist on the recording of the music for Science of Sleep - Instructions for Dreaming . Chris Rea brought him in as guitarist (alongside Sacha Distel ) and arranger for his album Guitars Unlimited . He also composed for Hardy and Viktor Lazlo and arranged for Blur and Daniel Mille . Since the early 1990s he has composed frequently for the film, but also created the theme melodies for the news and weather for France 2 . In 2012 he wrote the music for Les Aventures du Prince Ahmed on behalf of the Louvre .

Discography

  • 1989: Mektoub
  • 1992: Turkoise (with Richard Galliano , Didier Makaga, Bertrand Richard, Robert Persi, Jean-Marc Jafet, Jean-Paul Céléa , Sylvin Marc, Jean-François Rougé, André Ceccarelli , Luis Augusto, Sydney Thiam, Richard Cross, Serge Ponsar)
  • 1994: Hekma (with Richard Galliano, Kudsi Ergüner , David Linx , Viktor Lazlo and others)
  • 1995: Opaque
  • 1999: Bakhtus
  • 2009: Noun
  • 2013: Kairos ( Éric Séva , Kevin Reveyrand, Nicolas Filiatreau, Sydney Thiam)
  • 2018: Kafé Groppi

Film music

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Meeting Mektoub / Turkoise (CitizenJazz)