تحريض سياسى ... مجموعة حتى نعود الغنائيه/ استراليا

إن التحريض السياسى من الوسائل النضاليه لإذكاء روح الحماس الجمعى ،
لكسر حاجز الخوف والتردد ، لإقدام على الفعل الجماهيرى الثورى الايجابى،
لتعفف عن الخاص والتماهى مع العام، لتحقيق أهداف ومصالح سياسيه عامة .
إن الهدف من التحريض السياسى، التعبئه والاستنهاض الجماهيرى ، لتغيير الواقع السياسى الراهن ،سياسياً ، ثقافياً ، فكرياً ،وإجتماعياً ، رفضاً لكل أنواع القهر والتسلط والاستبداد.
يشمل فن التحريض السياسى ، البيان ، الهتاف ، الشعار ، القصيدة ،المسرحيه ، الندوات السياسيه والدينيه ، المقالات الصحفيه والالكترونيه ، ورش العمل المتخصصه ، أركان النقاش فى المدارس والجامعات ، النقاش الحُر فى مناسبات الافراح والاتراح .
إن التحريض السياسى ليست دعاية إستهلاكيه زُخرفية عابرة دون مضمون جمالى، فالمُحرض السياسى لابد أن يمتلك ناصية تفاصيل أدواته التحريضية ( المهارات اللغوية ، فن الخطابة ، الوعى السياسى ، إستيعاب مزاج الجماهير ، المهارات الموسيقيه ..الخ) ليعزف على أوتار وسائله التحريضيه ، لتحقيق وترسيخ أهدافه المنشودة من التحريض السياسى، بمنتهى البراعة.
إن تاريخ التحريض السياسى السودانى حافلاً بتجارب تحريضيه تعبُق إبداعاً فنياً ،لذلك إنبثقت تجربة حتى نعود الغنائية ناضجة فنياً ومُستلهمه من التجارب السابقة أُفقاً جمالياً مُشرقاً فى التحريض السياسى ،الذى سوف يسهم عميقاً فى مجرى النهر النضالى ،لانتشال الوطن من براثن نظام الانقاذ الفاشل .
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حلم العوده المشروع و(حتى نعود) .. بقلم: منذر ملاح - استراليا
استمعت قبل ايام قلائل الى عمل فني راقي شديد الادهاش الى درجه استدعت مني عند سماعه للمره الثانيه استحضار جميع الحواس في حضرة عمل جميل يحتّم عليّ ان اعيد السمع كرّتين واكثر
وان اكتم انفاسي امام ما اهوى من شدو يتناسب و المزاجين الخاص والعام...
ذلك العمل الفني البديع من اداء مجموعه غنائيه موسيقيه اسمها((حتى نعود)) ومن هنا بدا الاندهاش.هذا الاسم الذي جمع بين الاصرار على مواصلة القيمه الانسانيه في التحدي والذي بشّرت به كلمة
حتى وبين العوده كحق طبيعي لنا نحن سودانيين الشتات بفعل الانقاذ وجبروتها.واثبات حقنّا كشركاء فاعلين في مسيرة هذا الوطن العظيم....

كان العمل يتحدث عن ماساة صفيه اسحق التي امتهنت اجهزة امن النظام وكوادره المنحلّه اخلاقيا كرامة الشعب السوداني المتسامح في شخصها الكريم.ومادروا وما علموا انّ صفيه كانت اقوى من الجلّاد بفكرها وثقافتها وعلمها و انّ وقت الصمت على الظلم قد ولّى دون رجعه
اذا فالعمل الفني تحدّث عن عن ماساه وقصه تراجيديه تمزق صمت كل خوف وسكون كل ليل من ليالي الكبت والاستبداد الطويلين.قصه تسبب شرخا في دواخل كل من له علاقه انتماء للانسانيه واحاسيس البشر وسموّهم الاخلافي...
تجلّت عبقرية اولائك الشباب في هذا العمل انهم تغنّوا الماساه بكامل التطريب.جعلونا نتمايل طربا امام سرد الفجيعه و نبدي نواجزنا تبسما ونشخص بابصارنا في وجه السيّاف مردّدين في اذنيه ((انّك وان نلت من اجسادنا فلن تنال من ارواحنا)) وهل هنالك امل في باكر اكثر من هذا.
كم احتوتني الفرحه وامتلا جوفي بالامل بعد ان اغرقني الاحباط في الوحل الاسود وتعبت روحي من سموم افاعي الزمن الاسود الداكن زمن السموم و الاختناق القاتل.زمن كسوف شمس الابداع وخسوف قمر الفكر الراقي الفن الاصيل الذي يحرّك الارواح ويضئ لها مدارج الرقي والتحضّر.
انّه زمن المخبولين الذين يتبرّزون بافواههم ويتقياون من حناجرهم سموما من عينة ((اضربني بمسدسك والشريف مبسوط منّي ولا بنركب موتر ورا لا بناكل باسطة سلا)) انه الاسفاف و الهوان الانساني والفراغ العريض الذي نما فيه الطحلب وتسلّق فيه اللبلاب بارواحنا. وطفت فيه الفقاقيع على سطح ساحه خاويه من عروشها كنتاج طبيعي ومحصّله اكيده لما كان يسمى المشروع الحضاري المقبور دون غسل او دعوه بالرحمه.او لحظه من حسره
شكرا مجموعة((حتى نعود)) شكرا لكاتب كلمات اغنية صفيّه وشكرا للملحّن وشكرا للموزع الموسيقي للعمل وشكرا للشباب الذين ادّوا الاغنيه بكل احترافيّه واحساس جيّد...وشكرا لله الذي اتحفنا باصواتكم..شكرا لنفسي و روحي الّتي سعت للاستمتاع بهكذا جمال واحساس وتفاؤل
شكرا لكل من قرا هذه الاسطر وسلك درب ((حتى نعود))طريقا لالتماس الجمال وتطهير النفس من كل ما علق بها من شوائب واسترداد تراتيل الزمن الجميل.
منذر ملاح_برسبين-استراليا
12-4-2011

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الاستاذ عاطف اسماعيل .

لك عاطر التحايا ,,,فعلا نحتاج الي

ادوات تعريفيه من اجل انتزاع حقوقنا

وان نستنا ,,معاولنا المعرفيه لي انتزاع

حقوقنا ,,,فنحن نحتاج لتفكيك هذه الدوله

تفكيك معرفي ,,وكيفية التعامل معهم


وتقبل مروري

أعلنت دار فريمانتل للنشر الصحفى الشعرى نشر أعمال مختارة
لاحدى عشر شاعراً من غرب استرليا ،فى يوليو 2012 ، ومن ضمن
هذه الكوكبة الشعريه ، أختير الشاعر عفيف إسماعيل .
ألف مبروك .... وأمل لك مزيداً من الابداع والتفرد .



MEDIA RELEASE
8 July 2011
Performance poets announced for Fremantle Poets 3
Fremantle Press Poetry Publisher Georgia Richter announced the writers selected for Fremantle Poets 3: Performance Poets today.
Eleven Western Australian performance poets have been chosen for the collection which will be published in Fremantle Poetry Month in July 2012. They are: Allan Boyd (aka the antipoet), Jeremy Balius, Liana Joy Christensen, Gabrielle Everall, Amber Fresh, Afeif Ismail, Janet Jackson, Sam Knee (aka Byron Bard), Dosh Luckwell, Kaitlyn Plyley and John Charles Ryan.
Richter said the poets selected gave a sense of the range of voices and styles in Western Australia.
“These poets give a sense of the diverse talent, variety and vigour of our performance poetry scene,” said Richter.
Guest editor and performance poet Scott-Patrick Mitchell said he believed Fremantle Poets 3 was something West Australians would be intrigued by.
“The poets selected for this anthology represent what makes the Perth performance poetry scene so exciting and unique – this is the survey our city needed,” said Mitchell.
Fremantle Poets 3: Performance Poets will include a CD Rom produced with the assistance of Fremantle Poetry Month sponsor Fremantle Radio.
Dr Ted Walker, CEO of Fremantle Radio, said he was pleased and proud to be a sponsor of the volume.
Poets were selected by an editorial committee comprised of Georgia Richter and Wendy Jenkins of Fremantle Press and guest editor Scott-Patrick Mitchell. They were chosen for the survey on the basis of written manuscripts and a recorded performance piece.
Fremantle Poets 3: Performance Poets will be published in July 2012.

About the poets:
Allan Boyd (aka the antipoet) (Heathridge) has been delivering performance poetry at and organising dynamic poetry arts and music events since 1995. These include the WA Heats of the Australian Poetry Slam, the Perth Poetry Slam, The Adelaide Fringe Festival, the Queensland Poetry Festival, Artrage, Overload and Openmouth Poetry at PICA. He is a lecturer and tutor in creative writing at Curtin University. For more information go to http://anti-poet.com
Afeif Ismail Abdelrazig (Shenton Park) was born in Elhasahisa Sudan in 1962. A published poet writer, playwright, artist and human-rights activist, his poetry is published in Arabic and English and his plays have been produced in cities, villages and towns across Sudan. Afeif was shortlisted for the inaugural Kit Denton Fellowship for Writers of Courage in 2007 and awarded the inaugural Australian National Playwrights’ Conference Bursary in 2008. In 2009 he was a recipient of a Western Australian Theatre Development Initiative.

Jeremy Balius (Hamilton Hill) is Dallas Texas born, Giesen Germany raised, Los Angeles California educated and has lived in Fremantle for seven years. He is the general manager at Cottonmouth and the founder and managing editor of Black Rider Press. His work has been published in journals, zines and anthologies internationally including Visible Ink, page seventeen and the Stylus Poetry Journal. He is a translator of German literature and is the co-founder of a bilingual arts journal Regal 8 / Shelf 8.
Liana Joy Christensen (Fremantle) has lived in Fremantle all her life, as did her parents and grandparents. For the past two years she has been a member of the Voicebox Collective, which is committed to keeping poetry live in Fremantle. Her first chapbook ‘Wild Familiars’ was awarded an Honourable Mention in the 2006 Writers’ Digest International Self Published Book Awards. Her poems have been published in national and international literary journals. In 2010 she won the Peter Cowan Centre’s Patron’s Prize for Poetry.
Gabrielle Everall (Fremantle) published her first book of poetry, Dona Juanita and the love of boys in 2007. She has been published in several anthologies and has performed her work at Writers Festivals in Australia and overseas including Visible Verse in Canada, the Bowery Poetry Club in New York and Sappho’s Salon and The Encyclopedia Show in Chicago. For more information go to: voices.e-poets.net/EverallG
Amber Fresh (Bayswater) is a writer from Perth (via Albany and Paris). She has a book of poems called Between You and Me, a zine of other people's writing called ‘A Few of My Favourite Things’, makes the annual ‘Perfect Thursday Club Diary’ and runs the Perth chapter of General Knowledge Club. She's a member of the Cottonmouth committee, and has a band called Rabbit Island with whom she has just released the album O God, Come Quick. Her poems have been published in the Cottonmouth Anthology, Westerly, and various local zines. Current preoccupations include water, dreamlife, and breaking the law.
Janet Jackson (North Fremantle) is a writer, editor and poet for page, screen and microphone. Janet has published four chapbooks including ‘q finger’ (PressPress) in 2011. Her first collection, Coracle, was published in 2009. Janet frequently features in national festivals including the Australian Poetry Centre Festival, the Queensland Poetry Festival, Melbourne Overload and the WA Spring Poetry Festival. Her work has appeared in Westerly, Mattoid, Blast, The West Australian, nthposition (UK) and the Hamilton Stone Review (US).
Sam Knee (aka Byron Bard) (West Perth) performs poetry as the character Byron Bard. He has participated in the National Young Writers Festival in Newcastle, the Perth Museum leg of the touring Nick Cave Exhibition, the 2009 National Final of the Australian Poetry Slam in Sydney and is a regular at Cottonmouth.
Dosh Luckwell (Crawley) is a spoken work artist. Dosh writes about sex, death, his mother and more. Dosh's words roll with a frank and fox-like delivery luring his listeners deep into a world of dark play and illicit encounter. Dosh is tall and his voice is deep. May he elate, transform, and suffocate your understanding of that old dog of diseases - desire. His debut spoken word/music album 'Sex Poems' was launched in March. Demos can be found at www.myspace.com/doshluckwell
Kaitlyn Plyley (Hillarys) is a Perth writer and performance poet who has been described as “thought-provoking”, “a possible genius” and “really, really tall”. She made it into the 2010 Australian Poetry Slam nationals with a rap about bogans, and is currently Australian Poetry’s poet-in-residence at Il Lido café (Cottesloe). Her poetry has been published in dotdotdash magazine, the Perth Poetry Club zine, and on her arms. Her articles have sparked controversy, but not nearly as much as she would have liked. Kaitlyn also coordinates the WA branch ofTheatrePeople.com.au. And updates her blog: www.kaitlynplyley.wordpress.com
John Charles Ryan (Inglewood) was born in Neptune, New Jersey, but now lives in Perth where he has been writing poetry about the flora of Western Australia as part of his PhD project at Edith Cowan University. His small collection Katoomba Incantation, published this year, is structured around a three-day train trip across the Nullarbor.
Media contact: Claire Miller, 0419 837 841, cmiller@fremantlepress.com.au

وصلنى اليوم الاميل -أدناه- من عفيف ، سعدت جداً
بترشيحه لجائزة التميز فى كتابة السيناريو لمسرح
الطفل ، ألف مـــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــــبروك ودربك أخضر
فى رهانك الثقافى .

Dear all
I am over the moon today, I would like to share with you the good news below, my nomiation for AWGIE Award.
Cheers
Afeif

----- Forwarded Message -----
From: Australian Writers' Guild <admin@awg.com.au>
To: Afeif <afeif5@yahoo.com.au>
Sent: Thursday, 18 August 2011 9:58 AM
Subject: 44th Annual AWGIE Award Nominations

44th Annual AWGIE Awards Nominations

The Australian Writers’ Guild is proud to announce the nominations for this year’s AWGIE Awards – judged by writers for writers and awarded for excellence.

The writers of Australia’s best loved stage, screen and radio have been nominated for these coveted awards. They are awards which are given for the script alone, recognising that it all starts with the written word.
AWG President, Academy Award nominee Jan Sardi says: ‘The foundation of all great productions is the script. Each year the AWGIE Awards recognise and celebrate the creators of those foundations, the writers. The nominations for this year's AWGIE awards clearly demonstrate the high standard of Australian performance writing. Some of the writers honoured today are familiar names, underscoring the consistent excellence of their work and ongoing contribution to our industry. Equally exciting are the new names and titles reflecting the breadth and vibrancy of Australian scriptwriting talent'

Four of the most recognised names in Australian theatre, Patricia Cornelius, Tom Holloway, Scott Rankin and Melissa Reeves are contending for the coveted AWGIE Award for Stage, while the Feature Film categories highlights some of the extraordinary new writing talent in our industry today.

Nominated in this year's Feature Film - Original category are Ben C. Lucas’ Wasted on the Young and Here I Am by Beck Cole. Also nominated is Burning Man by Jonathan Teplitzky, which has been selected to screen at this year’s Toronto Film Festival.

In the Feature Film: Adaptation category, three major book adaptations are up for the award; Stuart Beattie for John Marsden’s international bestseller Tomorrow When the War Began, Alison Addison for Julia Leigh’s The Hunter and Shaun Grant for the chilling Snowtown.

Versatile writer Alice Addison is also up for a children’s television award for the hit My Place: 1808 Sarah, joining Nicholas Parsons for My Place: 1868 Minna and Rachel Spratt for Gasp!: Fish Stick.

Again this year, two scripts from the hit program Underbelly vie for the Television Mini-Series Adaptation. The Underbelly Files are the third mini-series in the Underbelly ‘phenomenon’ to be nominated for an AWGIE award.
In the comedy categories, Laid by Marieke Hardy, has been nominated for Comedy: Situation or Narrative, along with previous winners Phil Lloyd and Trent O'Donnell for Review with Miles Barlow and Paul Fenech for Housos. The Good News Week writers once again dominate the Comedy - Sketch or Light Entertainment category, recognition for some of Australia's most watched comedy writers.
Multiple AWGIE award winner Katherine Thomson is up for an incredible tenth AWGIE Award.

Other prizes to be announced on the night include the $25,000 FOXTEL Fellowship for excellence in television writing, the $30,000 Kit Denton Disfellowship, the $15,000 John Hinde Award for Science Fiction and the Major AWGIE Award for most outstanding script of 2011.
The AWGIE Awards are the only Australian scriptwriting awards judged solely by writers on the basis of the script. Bookings for the 44th AWGIE Awards are open now.
NOMINEES FOR THE 2011 AWGIE AWARDS

MONTE MILLER AWARD: SHORT FORM
Falling on Deaf Ears – Paul Bugeja
Liv – Pauline Findlay
Space – Jill Moylan
The Mind Job – J.J. Winlove
MONTE MILLER AWARD: LONG FORM
Lucid – Philip Denson
Gifted – Laura Greaves
Sox – Steve Harrison
The Non-Believers – Steve Mitchell
Diving for Poland – Andrea Rogers
Falling Star – Megan Shields
SHORT FILM
Two Ships – Nicky Arnall
Heck – Lisa Hoppe with Bobbie Waterman
Tethered – Craig Irvin
After The Credits – Josh Lawson
The Palace – Anthony Maras
INTERACTIVE
Only one nomination and the winner will be announced on the night.
DOCUMENTARY: PUBLIC BROADCAST
The Tall Man – Tony Krawitz
The Long Walk of Brother Benedict – Linda Neil
DOCUMENTARY: CORPORATE & TRAINING
Only one nomination and the winner will be announced on the night.
RADIO: ORIGINAL
Water Tight – Donna Cameron
Weeds Etc. – Noëlle Janaczewska
The Clerk Ascending – Gina Schien
RADIO: ADAPTATION
The Stepping Stars of Boronkowice - Noëlle Janaczewska
King Tide – Katherine Thomson
STAGE
Do Not Go Gentle – Patricia Cornelius
Love Me Tender – Tom Holloway
Namatjira – Scott Rankin
Furious Mattress – Melissa Reeves
MUSIC THEATRE
The Cockatoos – Sarah Carradine
The Musical Child – Cathryn Strickland
COMMUNITY & YOUTH THEATRE
Yet to Ascertain the Nature of the Crime – Roanna Gonsalves with Raimondo Cortese, Damien Miller, G***246;rkem Acaroglu and the company of actors
Ithaca Road – Robert Kronk
CHILDREN'S THEATRE
Dr Egg and the Man with No Ear – Catherine Fargher
The African Magician – Afeif Ismail
The Girl Who Forgot to Sing Badly – Finegan Kruckemeyer
THEATRE FOR YOUNG AUDIENCES
Moth – Declan Greene
Romeo and Juliet Intensive – Ned Manning
CHILDREN’S TELEVISION: P CLASSIFICATION
Only one nomination and the winner will be announced on the night.
CHILDREN’S TELEVISION: C CLASSIFICATION
My Place: 1808 Sarah – Alice Addison
My Place: 1868 Minna – Nicholas Parsons
Gasp!: Fish Stick – Rachel Spratt
COMEDY: SKETCH OR LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
Good News Week: Australia Decides 2010 - Dave Bloustein, Simon Dodd, Bruce Griffiths, Warwick Holt, Paul Livingston and Ian Simmons
Good News Week: Episode 3.30 - Dave Bloustein, Simon Dodd, Bruce Griffiths, Warwick Holt, Paul Livingston and Ian Simmons
Good News Week: The First Cut - Dave Bloustein, Simon Dodd, Bruce Griffiths, Warwick Holt, Paul Livingston and Ian Simmons
COMEDY: SITUATION OR NARRATIVE
Laid: Episode 4 - Marieke Hardy
Housos: Pregnant – Paul Fenech
Review With Myles Barlow: Series 2 Episode 1 – Phil Lloyd with Trent O’Donnell
TELEVISION: MINI SERIES ORIGINAL
Small Time Gangster – Gareth Calverley and Joss King
East West 101 - Season 3: The Hero’s Journey – Vanessa Bates, Michael Miller, Michelle Offen, David Ogilvy, Katherine Thomson, Kristine Wyld with Steve Knapman
Paper Giants: The Birth of Cleo – Christopher Lee
TELEVISION: SERIAL
Home and Away - Episode 5215 – Cameron Welsh
Neighbours - Episode 6018 – Anthony Morris
TELEVISION: SERIES
Rake - Episode 5: R v. Chandler - Peter Duncan
Spirited - Episode 7: Riders on the Storm - Jacquelin Perske
City Homicide - Episode 83: Last Man Standing – Mia Tolhurst
TELEMOVIE ORIGINAL
Underbelly Files: Tell Them Lucifer Was Here – Peter Gawler
Underbelly Files: The Man Who Got Away – Kris Mrksa
FEATURE FILM: ADAPTATION
The Hunter – Alice Addison
Tomorrow, When the War Began – Stuart Beattie
Snowtown – Shaun Grant
FEATURE FILM: ORIGINAL
Here I Am – Beck Cole
Wasted on the Young – Ben C. Lucas
Burning Man – Jonathan Teplitzky

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