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u strún #16: collective trance from Tajikistan with Mister Mirzo
Event by: literarnyklub.sk, U strún
Location: Národný trust, n.o., Zámočnícka 405/10, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
Concerts
About event
Mister Mirzo (Dutar)
Begnazar (keyboards)
Rubik Ernő Zoltán (piano)
Mister Mirzo comes from Tajikistan, traditional country environment, where he usually plays at weddings and other celebrations. The language accompanied by its dutar string instrument and its characteristic throat singing. He is a well -known personality and hero of Tajice rural culture, who with his great success team participates in the Central Asian version of the horse polo (the rider must catch the body of a goat or calf with the help of his teammates).
His village Csolto has a long tradition of music and is home to many excellent musicians, including his cousin Begnazar (keyboards), with whom he plays Tajicka village music, which is strongly influenced by Pamir and Afghan music culture, especially because their ancestors came to their current residence from the neighboring region. One of these music is called Kurbazen, which can be understood as a collective transmission, referring to a musical form in which several musicians with modern and traditional instruments, singing and dancing are involved, helping the audience forget everyday worries and problems.
The concert will be followed by playing together, ie tools with you. The resources supported the Fund for the Support of Art and the partners of the event are the Bratislava City Foundation and the Bratislava-Staré Mesto district.
Begnazar (keyboards)
Rubik Ernő Zoltán (piano)
Mister Mirzo comes from Tajikistan, traditional country environment, where he usually plays at weddings and other celebrations. The language accompanied by its dutar string instrument and its characteristic throat singing. He is a well -known personality and hero of Tajice rural culture, who with his great success team participates in the Central Asian version of the horse polo (the rider must catch the body of a goat or calf with the help of his teammates).
His village Csolto has a long tradition of music and is home to many excellent musicians, including his cousin Begnazar (keyboards), with whom he plays Tajicka village music, which is strongly influenced by Pamir and Afghan music culture, especially because their ancestors came to their current residence from the neighboring region. One of these music is called Kurbazen, which can be understood as a collective transmission, referring to a musical form in which several musicians with modern and traditional instruments, singing and dancing are involved, helping the audience forget everyday worries and problems.
The concert will be followed by playing together, ie tools with you. The resources supported the Fund for the Support of Art and the partners of the event are the Bratislava City Foundation and the Bratislava-Staré Mesto district.