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Clarinet Factory ve Žďáru n/Sázavou
Clarinet Factory in Žďár nad/Sázavou
Event by: Clarinet Factory, Kultura Žďár
Location: Městské Divadlo, Doležalovo nám. 73/1, 591 01 Žďár nad Sázavou-Žďár nad Sázavou 1, Czechia
About event
Clarinet Factory will close the 2024 season with a concert in Žďár, in which they celebrate 30 years of existence and have released another regular album - Towers. at the AMU in Prague. At that time, the domain of the quartet Jindřich Pavliš, Vojtěch Nýdl, Luděk
Boura and Petr "Pepíno" Valášek was primarily the interpretation of classical and jazz. However, Clarinet Factory soon moved to experiments across musical genres, from arranging to composing, to the desire to communicate and communicate through music, regardless of genre or generational affiliation.
During their career so far, Clarinet Factory has also collaborated with Bobby McFerrin, Jana Koubková, Brno Philharmonic, PKF Prague Philharmonic, Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra, Radka Fišarová, Iva Bittová; with Lenka Dusilová and Beata Hlavenková in the joint project Eternal Seekers, as well as Tata Bojs, Floex and Joe Acheson from Hidden Orchestra. In a number of site
specific performances, they collaborated with the intermedial artist Petr Nikle and the legendary percussionist Alan Vitouš. Since the Pipers album, producer Milan Cimfe has been a regular guest.
Boura and Petr "Pepíno" Valášek was primarily the interpretation of classical and jazz. However, Clarinet Factory soon moved to experiments across musical genres, from arranging to composing, to the desire to communicate and communicate through music, regardless of genre or generational affiliation.
During their career so far, Clarinet Factory has also collaborated with Bobby McFerrin, Jana Koubková, Brno Philharmonic, PKF Prague Philharmonic, Czech Radio Symphony Orchestra, Radka Fišarová, Iva Bittová; with Lenka Dusilová and Beata Hlavenková in the joint project Eternal Seekers, as well as Tata Bojs, Floex and Joe Acheson from Hidden Orchestra. In a number of site
specific performances, they collaborated with the intermedial artist Petr Nikle and the legendary percussionist Alan Vitouš. Since the Pipers album, producer Milan Cimfe has been a regular guest.