Didgeridoo, aboriginal, Australia.

Stop for a moment and feel.He will play for you the didgeridoo or let's call it the windy wooden tube that allows deep music - from some hidden far place - to emerge. And make your body vibrate in strange beats. Make your cells dance to the shifted melodies. Make your breath catch the sounds.Du will try to move you by uncompromisingly utilising his breath, diaphragm, voice, cheeks until it all blends in the tube into a strange invisible and powerful orchestra. You won't see it but you'll feel the energy from this man with the tube and wonder: where does it all come from?Well, he doesn't know.Without any musical background or ambition Dubravko started playing the didgeridoo 10 years ago and just didn't stop. Not for his carrier, not for his friends, not for his girlfriend, not even for food some days. His passion grew and his style became distinctly personal and magical. The desire to explore the potential sound of this most basic of instruments led him to stretch and distort the basic natural design into a multitude of shapes and dimensions resulting in his own unique sound and performance for the New Earth.It is really with the live stage performance that Du's devotion to music comes to full expression. Using odd Balkan rhythms as inspiration, he has developed his own notion of rhythm that can grow into any measure creating compositions with melody and a richness of sound. Combining this with gestures, stories, and poems the audience is literally grabbed and carried on a journey into and through his own internal fantasy worlds. Dubravko typically uses up to ten very different tube-like instruments during his performances, each having its own musical story.

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CaçambaEn choisissant le nom de Caçamba pour son nouveau projet, le guitariste brésilien Victor da Costa évoque ces conteneurs chargés de briques ou de matériaux de construction sur les chantiers. Au Brésil, ce terme est également utilisé pour qualifier un seau qui, lié à une corde, est plongé dans un puits pour y revenir rempli d'eau fraîche. Le groupe Caçamba est un voyage à travers les musiques instrumentales du plus vaste pays du continent sud-américain, le tout mêlé à des influences jazz. Une bouffée d'air frais!Le répertoire de Caçamba s'abreuve de divers styles et rythmes de la musique brésilienne, tels que la samba, le choro, le frevo, le baião ou encore le maracatu qui se mêlent à des improvisations teintées de jazz.

Organist Jackson Baird leads the way in a genre dissolving musical adventure that reaches into the exotic continents of Kozmigroove, P-Funk, Soulful Jazz and as yet unidentified musical forms. Baird delivers Booty Shakin, consciousness expanding resonant frequencies designed to raise your vibration and free your mindwww.myspace.com/jacksonbraid3

dir. Philippe Gérard, Thibault Lavrenov (violoncelle), oeuvres de Vaughan-Williams et Schuman.