Rachid Halihal
In 2010, ASWAT will venture into the musical territory of North Africa under the direction of Rachid Halihal, Moroccan virtuoso. Rachid studied Western classical and Andalus music at the Conservatory of Music in Fez, Morocco. In addition to his voice, which is best featured in the Andalus style, his strongest instruments are the oud and the violin, which he plays in both the classical manner and upright- resting on the knee for Moroccan folkloric music. Rachid has performed internationally to diverse audiences, and is looking forward to working with ASWAT to serenade the Bay Area with North African-flavored Arabic Music.
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