Haig Papazian: Space Time Tuning Machine - Uncharted x Joe's Pub Live!

Haig Papazian - the Lebanese-Armenian violinist, founding member of the influential band Mashrou’ Leila, architect and multi-disciplinary artist - will premiere selections from the first phase of his new solo work, Space Time Tuning Machine (STTM), a cross-disciplinary musical narrative exploring the multifaceted meanings of home.
Haig Papazian is a Lebanese-Armenian multidisciplinary artist, composer, and architect born in Beirut and currently based out of New York. He is a founding member and violinist of Mashrou’ Leila, the Lebanese band whose electro-pop anthems about political freedom, race, gender and modern Arabic identity have challenged the status quo of the Middle-Eastern music industry.
words, sounds, images, and machines by haig papazian
Groong - Zabel Panossian (Columbia Records, NY, 1917)
Special thanks
Jesse Cameron Alick / Artistic Freedom Initiative / Tamizdat / Joe's Pub / Greenwich House Music School / Westbeth Artist Housing

[@malakhamed9628]

Love uuu haig

[@christinekim7220]

Beautiful piece!! 👏

[@clorins26]

An intriguing solo debut, STTM offers a metaphysical journey exploring the meaning of home that feels universally relevant, yet deeply personal as a response to these extraordinary times. Bravo Haig!”

[@malakhamed9628]

العزف دخل قلبي

[@fernandootaiza9444]

As a whole, it was a beautiful show with beautiful music. At moments it had the mystery of that moment when you pick a tarot card and it is disclosed. Sometimes it is a peak into a future dream. The violin solo was a different experience. sweet. thanks from Chile

[@lubnahameed6563]

Beautiful performance - the storytelling, visuals, sounds and voice! The violin solo at the end was truly mesmerizing. Haig's brilliance never ceases to amaze me!

[@LawrenceSullivan1]

Brilliant! Brilliance that is mind expanding and begins to puncture the illusion of space-time that we all share and struggle with.

[@countrywideresourcesgroup3081]

i love the visuals and the mood. hope to watch this performance live one day.

[@emhusketh]

Loved it…looking forward to what’s next. Seems like an interesting time to weave Armenian identity into a performance…

[@pratishthakohli]

this is beautiful to behold :) the interdisciplinary format, the storytelling and the soundscapes, lovely!

[@melaniehuff]

This is so great! Very intriguing and beautiful and spiritual! Love it!

[@ibrahimbadr6270]

Beautiful performance! What a trip!

[@malakhamed9628]

انته إبراهيم ولا شو؟

[@EvilSean62]

I totally appreciate the performance and love the time flow bits with the loops in incremental time sigs ... if only it could be more accessable to the whole of us not just those with " understanding" .. and by that i mean us with access to music theory the world needs demonstrably more of this and much less "strictly " or "voice" from a musicians point of view i loved the distorted bits the most ...which is crazy because i watched eraserhead 3 or 4 times before i liked the distortion ... maybe i aquired the taste lol