NOSPR chamber music/Percussion group/Rhythm melody

Rhythm in classical music has long played a purely servant role to the expression of a phrase or prosody of language. He often emphasized the danceable nature of the melody. In the 20th century, however, the influence of non-European cultures and the ubiquity of pop culture liberated this musical parameter from embarrassing dependencies. The moral revolution has also contributed to this, because rhythm is associated with the expression of the body and releases emotions that used to be hidden.

In the opening concert of our season, the chamber Trio per uno by Nebojša Jovan Živkovic will sweep us with energy from the first bars. The pulse of Steve Reich's Mallet Quartet will unleash the typical minimal music games of listening and memory; Mark Ford will follow in his composition Stubernic. In Mitos Brasileiros Neya Rosauro we will be carried away by mythical characters from the depths of the Amazon jungle to dance, and Andrew Beall's Rancho Jubilee for three drum boxes will bring the definitive liberation of pure rhythm.

Adam Suprynovich

This concert may be part of the “My Pass” offer. Check the details and compose “My Pass” at will, choosing from concerts of different series in the chamber and concert hall — more information.

Performers: NOSPR percussion group:; Lucjan Krochmalny — percussion/boilers; Krzysztof Jaguszewski — drums; Dariusz Brauhoff — drums; Michał Żymełka — drums; Mateusz Garstecki — drums; Adam Bonk — drums; Agnieszka Nowok-Zych — conducting

Program: Nebojša Jovan Živković — Trio for One; Mark Ford — Stubernic; Andrew Beall — Jubilee Ranch; Steve Reich — Mallet Quartet; Ney Rosauro — Brazilian Myths