Sara Rahman is a British-Algerian interdisciplinary composer, musician and researcher who classically trained in cello and voice. She graduated in 2022 from the Superior Music Conservatory of Catalunya (ESMUC) with a Masters in Film Composition.
Sara works with voice, electronics, field recordings, found audio, and smaller ensembles as well as large group compositions. She has received commissions from Delfina Foundation, Sculpture International Rotterdam, and Sound and Music, to create works for radio and composition alongside releasing on 3024.
Her work also leans towards soundtrack for film and curating a bimonthly residency on stegi.radio which invites new and exciting artists from the Arab and African diaspora to partake in the idea that ‘music forges communities.’
Beyond this, she also performs solo and in a collaboration with Francisco Morgan.
UPCOMING DATES:
13.02.2024: 'interjections on the future' premiere on BBC Radio 4
28.02.2024: Sound and Music & BMC commission online premiere of 'you go, once before' and reacquisition into the Heritage Quay, Huddersfield archive.
30.03.2024: 'un excersisi obert' performance with trio of cellos at the Modern Contemporary Art Museum of Barcelona, Spain for the '108 days' exhibition.
28.05.2024: stegi.radio bimonthly show sharing new music and weaving together old compositions and field recordings.
13.06.2024: participation in the group exhibition at FORMA, London opening June 13th also in collaboration with Lydia Ourahmane.
19.07.2024: electronic live set at Casa Montjuic, Barcelona together with Marcal Xirau, Francisco Morgan and Da Rocha
WIP 'Quiet Hands' soundtrack for narrative short by director Scar Wood.