Čistírna1906 Live: Michaela Antalová a Adrian Myhr

The next in the series of summer concerts in Čistírn 1906 will present a unique musical dialogue between the Slovak multi-instrumentalist Michaela Antalová and the Norwegian double bassist Adrian Myhr.

The duo working in Oslo combines the traditional folk music of their countries with field recordings, improvisation and an experimental approach to sound.

In Čistírn 1906, fragile and captivating compositions on the border will be heard folklore, minimalism, jazz and contemporary experimental music, including songs from their latest album Sing Nightingale, which will be released on the Mappa label on July 15, 2026.

Slovakian multi-instrumentalist Michaela Antalová and Norwegian double bassist Adrian Myhr combine the traditional folk music of their countries with field recordings, creating a new musical world. The Oslo-based duo, who have extensive experience in avant-garde, classical, improvisation and jazz, recorded their debut album in their own home during the lockdown. The meditative composition Bells features a harmonium, field recordings of crickets and the singing of a Slovak male choir. Their latest album, Sing Nightingale, released these days by the Mappa label, is a captivating folk-experimental work. Featuring recordings of a nightingale singing and experimenting with various instruments from around the world, the duo explores their rich sonic textures and tonal possibilities.