Koncert med Donnimaar + AVOPA-> Koncerten varer 30-40 minutter-> Fri entré. I anledning af Marie Kølbæk Iversens soloudstilling "New Atlantics" på Kunsthal Aarhus afholdes denne underskønne fyraftenskoncert.
Her optræder den århusianske vokalimprovisationsgruppe AVOPA sammen med Marie Kølbæk Iversen, der i regi af performanceprojektet "Donnimaar" synger havfolkeviser fra den midtvestjyske hede. Viserne indsamledes af Evald Tang Kristensen i 1870'erne, blandt andet fra Marie Kølbæk Iversens tip-tip-tip-oldemor Johanne Tygesdatter.
AVOPA er en forkortelse for Aarhus Vocal Painters, og gruppen består af sangerne Philip Eick, Margrethe Debel Christensen, Frieda Funk, Mira Siegel, Tjeda Efken og Peter Svane-Christiansen. På baggrund af et sæt interaktive håndtegn, udviklet af professor Jim Daus Hjernøe fra Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, skaber AVOPA improvisations-baseret vokalmusik til nuet-og denne eftermiddag som klanglandskab for "Donnimaars" udforskning af havets dyb.
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Concert with Donnimaar + AVOPA-> The concert lasts 30-40 minutes-> Free entrance
In celebration of Marie Kølbæk Iversen's solo exhibition 'New Atlantics' at Kunsthal Aarhus, we present this enchanting after-work concert. The Aarhus-based vocal improvisation group AVOPA will perform together with Marie Kølbæk Iversen, who sings sea folk songs from the moors of Midwest Jutland as part of the performance project "Donnimaar". These songs were collected by Evald Tang Kristensen in the 1870s, including from Marie Kølbæk Iversen's great-great-great-great grandmother Johanne Tygesdatter.
AVOPA is short for Aarhus Vocal Painters, and the group consists of singers Philip Eick, Margrethe Debel Christensen, Frieda Funk, Mira Siegel, Tjeda Efken and Peter Svane-Christiansen. Using a set of interactive hand signs developed by Professor Jim Daus Hjernøe from the Royal Academy of Music, AVOPA creates improvisational vocal music inspired by the present moment - and this afternoon as a soundscape for "Donnimaar's" exploration of the deep sea.
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Her optræder den århusianske vokalimprovisationsgruppe AVOPA sammen med Marie Kølbæk Iversen, der i regi af performanceprojektet "Donnimaar" synger havfolkeviser fra den midtvestjyske hede. Viserne indsamledes af Evald Tang Kristensen i 1870'erne, blandt andet fra Marie Kølbæk Iversens tip-tip-tip-oldemor Johanne Tygesdatter.
AVOPA er en forkortelse for Aarhus Vocal Painters, og gruppen består af sangerne Philip Eick, Margrethe Debel Christensen, Frieda Funk, Mira Siegel, Tjeda Efken og Peter Svane-Christiansen. På baggrund af et sæt interaktive håndtegn, udviklet af professor Jim Daus Hjernøe fra Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium, skaber AVOPA improvisations-baseret vokalmusik til nuet-og denne eftermiddag som klanglandskab for "Donnimaars" udforskning af havets dyb.
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Concert with Donnimaar + AVOPA-> The concert lasts 30-40 minutes-> Free entrance
In celebration of Marie Kølbæk Iversen's solo exhibition 'New Atlantics' at Kunsthal Aarhus, we present this enchanting after-work concert. The Aarhus-based vocal improvisation group AVOPA will perform together with Marie Kølbæk Iversen, who sings sea folk songs from the moors of Midwest Jutland as part of the performance project "Donnimaar". These songs were collected by Evald Tang Kristensen in the 1870s, including from Marie Kølbæk Iversen's great-great-great-great grandmother Johanne Tygesdatter.
AVOPA is short for Aarhus Vocal Painters, and the group consists of singers Philip Eick, Margrethe Debel Christensen, Frieda Funk, Mira Siegel, Tjeda Efken and Peter Svane-Christiansen. Using a set of interactive hand signs developed by Professor Jim Daus Hjernøe from the Royal Academy of Music, AVOPA creates improvisational vocal music inspired by the present moment - and this afternoon as a soundscape for "Donnimaar's" exploration of the deep sea.
