A contemporary jazz concert programme by Alösha Zelensky
Stranger Names/I Don’t Speak Any Languages, is a piano song cycle—sung in English, Russian and Ladino, layered, looped, reworked live.
It’s an account of travels between époques and places. A contemplation on the nature of language, community, wanderlust, and a sense of belonging.
The concert can be played solo piano+vocal or in collaboration with local improvising musicians.
It’s an account of travels between époques and places. A contemplation on the nature of language, community, wanderlust, and a sense of belonging.
The concert can be played solo piano+vocal or in collaboration with local improvising musicians.
Info
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Concert duration
1h 20 -
Solo or in collaboration with local improvising musicians
Minimum venue requirements
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Acoustic upright or grand piano -
4x mic stands -
2x PA -
Space for min 50 people
Composer and multi-instrumentalist Alösha Zelensky uses contemporary jazz and improvisation to incorporate Medieval Andalusian chants, Indian ragas, and Renaissance madrigals into adventurous repertoire.
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