Kvadrata supro + Tomeka Reid Quartet

Concert of Kvadrata Supro and Tomek Reid Quartet will take place 27th 9. 2025 from 19:00 as part of the Free Jazz Festival 2025 . Michal Hrubý's wooden brass player likes to joke that Quadrata Supro "drum and whistle" is a follow -up to the cast of the "oldest bands in the world" . The drum, respectively the drum kit, percussion and vibraphone, "beat" in Prague, the Italian musician Elia Moretti. With another "whistle", more precisely with the saxophone, Zdeněk Závánný rushes. The "prehistoric" of the line -up during the autumn concerts will only "spoil" the Hungarian guest, double bass player Ernö Hock (dentists, The Qualitons, Jü). Supro quadrat focuses on the fusion of free jazz, ancient folk music roots and free improvisation with elements of ambient or minimalism. "Superseard" and "Summit of the New York and Chicago Improvisation Scene" . From the beginning, four of the distinctive individualities have met on a single wave of respect for the concept of Tomeka Reid, interplay, communication, susceptibility and determination to be inspired by each other. After a decade of cooperation and many other projects of each of the members of the Quartet, the unchanged cast meets on the third album 3+3 (2024) and follow -up tour. scenes ”. The number of albums in which she participated has exceeded a hundred. Of these, more than a quarter of titles are bandleader or fellowperials. As a sidewoman or a member of the groups, she played Tomek Reid with Art Ensemble of Chicago, Anthony Braxton or flute Nicole Mitchell. The annual Chicago Jazz String Summit was called "Jazz Herinum of the Year 2017" . In addition to fourteen profile albums, he has cooperated with musicians like John Zorn (in Prague it was also possible to hear in Bagatelles Marathon ), Anthony Braxton, Elliot Sharp, Ingrid Laubrock and Marc Ribot. Tomeka Reid, controlling and extreme techniques of Cello and favors unusual tones by purely acoustic means, says that it cannot praise how its 'wood' approach is perfectly complemented with the sensitive Mary's electronics ". (*1974) leads Jason Roebke Octet, renowned for solo recitals or performances in a duo with ayako Kato dancer. And even in Brooklyn, a drummer and composer Tomas Fujara (*1977) founded several recognized groups. For example, Tomas Fujara Trio or Sexteto Triple Double, featuring Ralph Alessi and Mary Halvorson. In return, Fujara became a court member of the Mary Halvorson projects.