Projects of co-workers
Bratko Bibič & The Madlays at the festival O•zvočenje 11

Wednesday, 24 April 2013 at 19 p.m.
Bežigrad Gallery 2, Vodovodna 3, Ljubljana

Slovene author-composer, performer-interpreter Bratko Bibič regularly cooperates with SCCA- Ljubljana. We are glad that SCCA Project Room is a temporary "shelter" for the Bratko's rehearsals.

We would like to invite you to the concert of Bratko Bibič & The Madlays on Wednesday, 24 April 2013 at 19 p.m. in Bežigrad Gallery 2.

The programme O•zvočenje 11- whose orientation is distinctly contemporary and original - has been part of the tradition of Bežigrad Gallery since 1980. The composers and groups presented are engaged in contemporary, experimental and minimalist music and incorporate into their music various environmental sounds.

SAETA feat. Irena Tomažin
1977–2012 • 35 years
Tuesday, 23 April 2013 at 19 p.m
Miloš Bašin − percussion, traditional instruments
Aleš Gasparič − flutes, ocarina, pipes
Lado Jakša − wind instruments, keyboards
Boštjan Perovšek − computer, soundscapes
Jože Slak −  tabla, percussion
in/feat. Irena Tomažin – voice

Bratko Bibič & Madlays
Wednesday, 24 April 2013 at 19 p.m.
Bratko Bibič, the concept, composition, improvisation, accordion, vocals
Vasko Atanasovski, sax, flute, vocals, improvisation, computer
Matjaž Sekne, violin, el. violina, improvisation, vocals
Sašo Vollmaier, el. piano, improvisation, vocals
Uroš Polanc, trombone, improvisation, vocals

Bratko Bibič & The Madleys perform a concert programme of original music by Bratko Bibič, a renowned accordionist and composer. The music is, as is typical for Bibič, characterized by a mixture of fictional rural as well as urban folk and popular music, which is generally associated with contemporary music, jazz, rock and improvisation. Bibič and his team add spicy-strong instrumental and vocal dialogues with voice clips, music as well as sound fragments from the phonographic treasury of vaudeville and dada-like futuristic "poetry of sound" to the mixture, which does not lack in humor. The concert whole is governed by a specific dramaturgical-composing principle of a "cinematic narrative", quilted with the red thread of Bibič's renaissance-patriotic poem "Petelinje".

Najoua
Ana Kravanja in Samo Kutin
Concert for nine kalimbas
Thursday, 25 April 2013 at 19 p.m.

MGML> Bežigrad Gallery 2

[Published April 19, 2013]