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Soul, Noize, Valve and Wire

Menza pri koritu_foto: Marcandrea
Menza pri koritu_foto: Marcandrea
Stara mestna elektrarna_Elektro Ljubljana_foto: Nada Žgank
Stara mestna elektrarna_Elektro Ljubljana_foto: Nada Žgank
concert/performance, 2014
 
... concert hall/street, tradition/renewal, audible/invisible, inaudible/visible, copyright/folk, live/recorded, physical/virtual, concealed/direct, spontaneous/ codified, original/reproduced, acoustics/electronics, Europe/Yugoslavia ...
Original music can be dissolved in the interpretation of street musicians and then again reassembled into a new original whole. Tomaž Grom went to Balkan city streets and offered his original music to interpretation by street musicians from Priština, Novi Sad, Tuzla, Maribor, Tetovo and Zagreb. These musicians usually happen to be immigrants who were forced to leave their homes for political or economic reasons. Video and audio recordings from the streets will intervene with live performance.

In parallel with the production of the concert/performance, the documentary film directed by Boris Petković Šum Balkana was created, which was premiered in 2018.





Creators
Concept: Tomaž Grom
Authors and performers: Dario Krmpotić, Daniel Marinič, Šaban Karajić, Nermin Frljanović, Nevaip Saliu, Edison Shukriu, Gentijan Ymeri, Miroslav Matić, Tomaž Grom
Coauthor: Špela Trošt
Light design: Igor Remeta
Film crew: Marion Trotté, Aleš Smolej, Boris Petković
Collaborators: Adrian Aziri, Algert Skenderi, Anes Husanović, Ill Bylykbashi
Producers: Alma Selimović (Zavod Bunker), Špela Trošt (Zavod Sploh)
Co-producer: Zavod Bunker in frame of Global City – Local City

02.12.2014, festival Drugajanje, Amfiteater II. gimnazije Maribor
05.12.2014, Stara mestna elektrarna – Elektro Ljubljana
21.04.2015, Stara mestna elektrarna – Elektro Ljubljana

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