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Gaudeamus Muziekweek - At Rasa
Ernst Reijseger – Cello
Mola Sylla - Vocals, M’bira, Xalam, Kongoma
Harmen Fraanje – Piano
This trio creates personal music, evoking strong reactions of audiences. Like spirituals maybe, played by an atheist, a vegetarian and a mussel man.The musicians all contribute with original compositions. Their different backgrounds and individual vocabulary connect miraculously natural.Reijseger, Fraanje and Sylla got to know each other well over the past years and shared many adventures, both as a performing trio as in other projects, such as film scores for Werner Herzog’s ‘My Son My Son What Have Ye Done’ and ‘Cave of Forgotten Dreams’. Playing together became addictive.
When producer Stefan Winter asked Reijseger what project he wanted to record next, Reijseger said: “This trio is it, because I have found, completely by coincidence, this great pianist and this angel of a singer, that make me play differently and vice versa times three. It is a living organism, this trio. Not a concept. In fact its concepts change all the time. New approaches occur and are recognized by its members. No democracy, but sensitive cooperation.”
The concerts and soon to be released live-to-two-track recording reflect this approach. The trio plays ‘readings’ of their material. This means that the form occurs while performing. No structure is set beforehand. The trio rehearses just options and practices in communicating musically. This clears the way for surprising music with heartfelt expression.
Source: http://www.reijsegerfraanjesylla.com/
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Bron: Rasa
Marco Flores brengt een indrukwekkende mengeling van feilloze techniek, een aangeboren gevoel voor het compás en pure elegantie op het podium. Hij laat zich zichtbaar inspireren door zijn muzikanten op zang, gitaar en palmas. Hij werd geboren in het Andalusische Arcos de la Frontera, waar hij grotendeels autodidact begon aan zijn ontwikkeling tot flamencodanser. Later ging hij in de leer bij onder andere Javier Latorre, Antonio Canales en Javier Barón en werd hij opgenomen in het gezelschap van Sara Baras. De laatste jaren zat zijn solocarrière in de lift: in 2010 werd hij Nationale Flamencodanser van het Jaar en in 2012 werd hij beloond met de persprijs van het Festival de Jerez. Zijn voorstellingen brengen een boeiende balans tussen traditie, het speelse samenspel tussen de muzikanten en Flores’ expressie van zijn unieke, hedendaagse visie op flamenco.
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On music meeting there was next to all of the world music, a little bit room for some serious jazz improvisation.
A great project with Ingrid Laubrock, Guillaume Orti, Laurent Blondiau & Tom Rainey.
It was located at a culture cafe of the University.
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John Medeski – Hammond, Key, Piano
Billy Martin – Drums, Perscussions
Chris Wood – Acoustic and electric Bass
At LantarenVenster in Rotterdam the Netherlands by jazz photographer Maarten Mooijman (mmpicture)
“The trio’s amalgam of jazz, funk, “avant-noise” and a million other musical currents and impulses is nearly impossible to classify, which is just how they like it. Medeski’s keyboard excursions, Chris Wood’s hard-charging bass lines and Billy Martin’s supple, danceable beats have come to resemble a single organism, moving gracefully between genre-defying compositions and expansive improvisation atop a relentless groove.”
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Capillary Action performing at the Rumor Festival 65, 14 May 2011 in SJU Jazzpodium, Utrecht
Rumor is a festival night for adventurous music taking place on an irregular basis in Utrecht, The Netherlands. Innovating music where pop, jazz and composed music come together. The usual formula for a standard Rumor night is: three concerts, in three different locations for a fixed price.




















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