Bechir Saadé
Bechir Saadé is a Lebanese flutist, ney player and improviser whose music brings together contemporary experimental performance and the expressive resources of Middle Eastern wind instruments. His practice explores different registers, breath articulation and the dialogue between traditional instruments and free improvisation.
He has lived and performed in different European musical environments and collaborated with musicians from varied backgrounds, connecting acoustic experimentation with collective listening. Creative Sources documents his work within a network of instrumentalists interested in unusual timbres and music created in real time. His approach highlights the personal acoustic character of each wind instrument.

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