Clash Rap - De Beethoven à Dooz Kawa

Beethoven under tension. Rap to the quick. The Clash Beethoven to Dooz Kawa proposes a singular encounter between the power of rap and the intensity of classical music, paying tribute to rap maestro Dooz Kawa and the 200 years since Ludwig van Beethoven's passing.

This clash is a living tribute to Dooz Kawa, who died in December 2025, whose voice continues to resonate with rare intensity. A voice like a dagger, capable of cutting the heart, of expressing rage, beauty, shadow, childhood, flaws and vertigoes with a force one doesn't forget.

A singular artist, he always drew from classical music a source of deep inspiration. From Palimpsest, inspired by Antonio Vivaldi, to The Shipwrecked, enriched with strings and lyrical influences, he built a unique language, between tension and musicality.

This project extends this legacy through a clash led by Davodka and Dakonackta, surrounded by the musical tribe that accompanied him in recent years. Drums, mandolin, electronics, strings, and harp compose a hybrid, living ensemble, where Beethoven is traversed by live energy.

At Salle Gaveau, where he gave his last concert in 2025, his tribe does not replay him but extends him. An absent voice but still there. An evening tense, free, and unpredictable, true to his image.

Performers Davodka • rap Dah Conectah • rap Ena Eno • electronic music Vincent Beer-Demander • mandolin Victor Gachet • drums Alix Catchinci • violin Marine Rodallec • cello Tony Coullet • bass & mandolin Manon Opavska • harp