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Creole music in dialogue with music from Africa, America and the Caribbean (1440–1880)
400 years of cultural exchange between Africa and the New World are reflected in the word “Creole”. Jordi Savall found inspiration in this for his biggest and most far-reaching world music panorama to date. For the Portuguese of 1500, Creoles were quite simply the offspring of interracial marriages between their colonialists and African women on the west coast of Africa. Today the word signifies a language in its own right, many styles of music and a sense of self-confidence in the dialogue between continents. The wizard of early music gathers togther more than 30 musicians to promote their blend of African and American music: from Canada to the Caribbean, from Cuba to Brazil, from Mali to Mexico.
Artists:
Bless Amada, narrator
Canada:
Neema Bickersteth, slave songs of African-American origin
Guinea:
Sekouba Bambino, griot songs
Guadeloupe:
Yannis François, baritone & vocals
Mali:
Ballaké Sissoko, cora & vocals
Mamani Keita, Tanti Kouyaté, Fanta Sissoko, accompaniment vocals & dance
Mexiko / Columbia:
Tembembe Ensamble Continuo:
Ada Coronel, vocals & dance
Leopoldo Novoa, marimbol, marimba de chonta & tiple colombiano
Ulises Martínez, violin, vihuela, leona & vocals
Brazil:
Maria Juliana Linhares, soprano
Zé Luis Nascimento, percussion
Cuba:
Teresa Yanet, vocals
Lixsania Fernández, vocals & bass gamba
Marlon Rodríguez, percussion & accompaniment vocals
Frank Pereira, guitar, tres cubano & accompaniment vocals
Haiti:
Sylvie Henry, vocals
Venezuela:
ván García, bass
La Capella Reial de Catalunya
Hespèrion XXI
Direction: Jordi Savall, viola da gamba
Duration: around 100 min. with intermission
Tickets
Preis: EUR 36 / 72 / 108 / 144
Reductions:
U27 (for all under 27) & Ö1 Intro: 50 % reduction