"jaw harp in Moss" concert
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MHI is a musical project from St. Petersburg, created by members of famous bands performing music of completely different styles. The result is a synthesis of ancient Russian, sacred Tibetan, northern, any other ethnic music and experimental electronics. All this with a peculiar sense of humor that adds true Light to Creation.
MHI will perform in a cozy atmosphere of overtone-Pro with a jaw harp program in the following composition:
- Alla Ryzhenkova - vocals, percussion, as well as the author - many songs performed, stylized under folk conspiracies and crying.
- Eduard Dragunov, an adherent of Buddhist philosophy, explores the tradition of Tibetan tantric throat singing, pairing a variety of overtones of voice with special practices and playing ritual instruments. Experiments with the technique of Tuvan throat singing-kargyraa, khoomei, sygyt. He plays various overtones and folk instruments. (Didgeridoo, jaw harp, Seleflette) Collaborates with many ethnic and experimental projects, takes part in the voiceover of performances, films, etc.
- Igor Potsukailo (electronics) is the creator of the experimental project "BARDOSENETICCUBE" - a pseudo-musical mesoesoteric project practicing technomagical rituals that create surreal landscapes in the subconscious and has released about 50 releases around the world, including collaborations with other experimentalists in the field of sound. The author of a number of sound installations ("I hear the blockade", "Message of the Sunheads").
- Erkin Alekseev is a member of the group "Dayar Duoraan", which combined the mysterious sounds of Yakut khomus (jaw harp) and fascinating national singing to promote traditional music of the Sakha people in the modern world.
The date of the concert is December 14, 2013.
The place is the Overton-Pro jaw harp Center.
Ticket prices: 200p. On the day of the concert, 300r. Seats are limited!