Antoni O'Breskey 🎹 Nomadic Piano Project ❄️ Snow edition

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Antoni O'Breskey 🎹 Nomadic Piano Project ❄️ Snow edition

Event by: JAZZY FEST

Location: Liptov Gallery of Peter Michal Bohúň, Tranovského 111, Liptovský Mikuláš

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After Antoni's summer visit to Slovakia, where he performed on our summer jazza fest, he expressed his desire to come in winter when there is snow. 🌨 So we planned him a concert at the turn of January and February and the name of his project Nomadic Piano Project we operatively updated on 🎹 Nomadic Snow Project. ❄️

For the first Night jazza to Liptovsky Mikulas after a successful autumn tour in Ireland and Italy, composer and pianist Antoni O'Breskey, Cimbal Barry Carroll and Violonist Kevin Murphy (Slow Moving Clouds) are coming to short. A tour of Slovakia, which will take place at the end of January 2025.
Antoni O'Breskey is a pianist and composer living in Dublin. A visionary in music that combines era and culture, the demolition of the border of ethnocentrism and celebrates the global roots of music. In the 1980s, he introduced the improvisation style of the piano to Irish and Flamenco music, creating a unique style of jazz piano. His contribution to Irish culture was awarded at the events in the National Concert Hall in Dublin (2005, 2007, 2012). Searching for perfection takes seriously. ” Siobhan Long, The Irish Times

"The genius whose music doesn't know the borders, and one of the most innovative artists of today." Oliver Sweeney, Hot Press

Kevin Murphy is a recognized violonist, composer and multi -instrumentalist from Cork, Ireland. He is a founding member of the award -winning experimental groups Slow Moving Clouds and Seti The First. He participated in the composition of music for the performance of Swan Lake/Loch on Heal Michael Keegan Dolan, which the Guardian described as the second best dance production of the 21st century. And players like John Rea, Jack Duffy and Alec McAllister. He collaborated with The Chiefains, Sharon Shannon and the McNamara family. His duet The Long Finger and Joe Mchugh pay tribute to legends like John Rea and Sean Mcaloon.

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