The Mera Project
The Mera Project
We are the Mera Project, an ethnic-jazz quartet based in the Hague, Netherlands
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/ˈme.ɾa/ - μέρα: (noun) :
Day. 1.The period of 24 hours as a unit of time 2. The part of this period when it is light outside.
Our name represents the shared belief in the power of new beginnings, where creativity and inspiration rise like the light of dawn.. The Mera Project is a dynamic ensemble that fuses jazz with ethnic traditions, drawing inspiration from Greek musical roots and beyond. Combining rich melodies, intricate rhythms, and improvisation, the group creates a unique soundscape that bridges the old and the new. With each performance, The Mera Project delivers a captivating journey through diverse musical influences, reimagined through the lens of contemporary jazz.
Day. 1.The period of 24 hours as a unit of time 2. The part of this period when it is light outside.
Our name represents the shared belief in the power of new beginnings, where creativity and inspiration rise like the light of dawn.. The Mera Project is a dynamic ensemble that fuses jazz with ethnic traditions, drawing inspiration from Greek musical roots and beyond. Combining rich melodies, intricate rhythms, and improvisation, the group creates a unique soundscape that bridges the old and the new. With each performance, The Mera Project delivers a captivating journey through diverse musical influences, reimagined through the lens of contemporary jazz.
Our Music
Our Music
Lullaby For The Sun
Lullaby For The Sun
Ara Dinkjian's "Lullaby for the Sun" is a poignant and atmospheric composition that reflects his mastery of blending traditional Armenian music with jazz influences. The piece is part of Dinkjian's album "An Armenian in America", released in 2005. Our interpretation is trying to showcase the evocative and deeply personal character of the piece. Recording from the Romanusweg Sessions in Maastricht Conservatorium
Patrunino
Patrunino
Originating from rural villages, it is typically performed during celebrations such as weddings and festivals. The dance features a circular formation, with participants holding hands or linking arms, symbolizing unity and togetherness. Padrunino reflects the joy and spirit of Greek cultural heritage. Recording from the Romanusweg Sessions in Maastricht Conservatorium
Karsilamas-Koto song
Karsilamas-Koto song
Karsilamas (Turkish: karşılama; Greek: καρσιλαμάς) is a folk dance spread all over Northwest Turkey and carried to Greece by Anatolian Greek immigrants. The term "karşılama" means "encounter, welcoming, greeting" in Turkish. Recording from the Jazzmaastricht Awards.
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