Community Members
The strength and success of Alhan Libiyya are built on numerous contributors, collaborators, and friends who have helped make this project a reality. Thank you to each and every one of you!
Alaa is a Libyan musician, songwriter, and guitar teacher, who has supported Alhan Libiyya with knowledge sharing videos about his creative process.
To find out more about Alaa’s work, please click here.
Heba is a Libyan presenter, video producer, and photographer who is creating a unique series of videos for Alhan Libiyya called Lahni.
To find out more about Heba’s work, please click here.
Laila is a Libyan graphic designer, cultural communicator and artist who contributed research for Alhan Libiyya’s multimedia outputs.
To find out more about Laila’s work, please click here.
Malak is a Libyan blogger and environmental policy graduate, who has contributed to Alhan Libiyya by providing unique research pieces on Libyan music.
To find out more about Malak’s work, please click here.
M’hamed is a Moroccan musician and music producer, who has supported Alhan Libiyya with knowledge sharing videos about his creative process.
Mohammed is a Libyan musician and guitarist, who has supported Alhan Libiyya with knowledge sharing videos about his creative process.
Nizar is a Libyan multimedia visual artist and musician, who has supported Alhan Libiyya with knowledge sharing videos about his creative process.
To find out more about Nizar’s work, please click here.
Tariq is a Libyan documentarian, storyteller, and creator of the Da Miri podcast. For Alhan Libiyya, he produced a podcast series on Libyan musical heritage.
To find out more about Tariq’s work, please click here.
Yasmin is a Libyan-German cultural creator with a passion for film, who has been assisting Alhan Libya with video production and research.
Supporters
Thank you very much to all the organisations who have kindly supported Alhan Libiyya. We really appreciate your support.
Ableton is supporting Alhan Libiyya by providing the participants of the project with access to their digital audio workstation software.
Dropbox is supporting Alhan Libiyya by providing technical support and an online tutorial for the collaboration of participants.
Alhan Libiyya is one of the Candid Foundation’s projects supported by the Federal Foreign Office of Germany.
Shred Guitar is supporting Alhan Libiyya by offering a bonus online music mini-course for selected participants.
Reeperbahn Festival offered Alhan Libiyya a slot in the 2020 event to showcase the project and Libyan musicians more generally.
To find out more about the Reeperbahn Festival‘s support of the project, please click here.
Ujam is supporting Alhan Libiyya by providing the project's music producer with one of their plugin bundles.