The Nul collective brings the whirling dervish show to Milan. The Dervishes, who will perform on December 1st next to the Q Club in NoLo, the multi-ethnic district of the Lombard capital, They belong to the Holy Mevlevi Order, one of the oldest orders in the world. These are not just artists, but real mystics. To prepare, they must face various tests, starting with 1,001 days of retreat and training of body and mind.
The dervish dance is followed by moments of mixing sacred music and electronic music, tradition meets avant-garde. This second part of the evening is curated by Turbulent, DJ of Moroccan-Algerian origin, specialist in mixing electronics and Berber folk songs. The line-up cannot miss Tyler Ov Gaia, DJ and cultural researcher who is interested in Jungian archetypes and points of contact between ancestral cultures.
One of Tyler Ov Gaia’s performances is the jam he led at the Syrian Pavilion on San Servolo Island for the Venice Biennale, when he performed on a single carpeted area with Middle Eastern, Israeli and Palestinian musicians. surrounded by the audience, invited to actively participate with flutes, movements, colored ribbons.
