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VUS Ondráš | Bohyně | Brno
VUS Ondráš | Goddess | Brno
Event by: Vojenský umělecký soubor ONDRÁŠ
Location: Goose on a String Theatre, Zelný trh 294, Brno-střed
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Concerts, Dances
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GODDESSES
a dance-musical production inspired by the phenomenon of goddesses
The show of the professional part of the group Goddesses is loosely inspired by the phenomenon of goddesses - women accompanying man through life filled with joy and love, but also sorrows and hardships. Against the backdrop of thirteen paintings, a world full of ancient rituals, ceremonies, customs and symbols opens up to the audience, in which man lived in common symbiosis with nature. A world that seems to be so far away through the gap of time, and at the same time so close in its message and the truth of the present. Jan Kysučan's original work is based on folk art, but at the same time he tries to cross the boundaries of styles by searching for new style-forming elements. This creates a unique connection between dance and the original music of author Pavel Koplík.
Length of the show: 70 minutes
Performing: professional part of the ensemble (dance group)
Theme, script, choreography and direction: Jan Kysučan
Music: Los Koplikos
Scenography: Tereza Jančová
Lighting design: Barbora Jágrová
Leader of the dance group: Jan Kysučan
Leader of the technical group: nrtm. Ondřej Bartošek
Ensemble Director: Lt. Col. M.Sc. Aleš Krkoška
Head of the art department: MgA. Lukáš Bednařík
ONDRÁŠ Military Art Ensemble from Brno is a professional art ensemble established by the Ministry of Defense of the Czech Republic. It consists of an orchestra of folk instruments, a dance group and a girls' choir. Through music, singing and dancing, it presents the audience with the artistically stylized folklore of the home regions of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. Occasionally it also processes related regions of Central and Eastern Europe (e.g. Slovakia, Hungary, Ukraine or Romania). In addition to working with folk material, VUS Ondráš also deals with crossovers into other music and dance genres and creates original programs. This year the ensemble will celebrate its 70th anniversary.
a dance-musical production inspired by the phenomenon of goddesses
The show of the professional part of the group Goddesses is loosely inspired by the phenomenon of goddesses - women accompanying man through life filled with joy and love, but also sorrows and hardships. Against the backdrop of thirteen paintings, a world full of ancient rituals, ceremonies, customs and symbols opens up to the audience, in which man lived in common symbiosis with nature. A world that seems to be so far away through the gap of time, and at the same time so close in its message and the truth of the present. Jan Kysučan's original work is based on folk art, but at the same time he tries to cross the boundaries of styles by searching for new style-forming elements. This creates a unique connection between dance and the original music of author Pavel Koplík.
Length of the show: 70 minutes
Performing: professional part of the ensemble (dance group)
Theme, script, choreography and direction: Jan Kysučan
Music: Los Koplikos
Scenography: Tereza Jančová
Lighting design: Barbora Jágrová
Leader of the dance group: Jan Kysučan
Leader of the technical group: nrtm. Ondřej Bartošek
Ensemble Director: Lt. Col. M.Sc. Aleš Krkoška
Head of the art department: MgA. Lukáš Bednařík
ONDRÁŠ Military Art Ensemble from Brno is a professional art ensemble established by the Ministry of Defense of the Czech Republic. It consists of an orchestra of folk instruments, a dance group and a girls' choir. Through music, singing and dancing, it presents the audience with the artistically stylized folklore of the home regions of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia. Occasionally it also processes related regions of Central and Eastern Europe (e.g. Slovakia, Hungary, Ukraine or Romania). In addition to working with folk material, VUS Ondráš also deals with crossovers into other music and dance genres and creates original programs. This year the ensemble will celebrate its 70th anniversary.