Category: Blog

Posted on by peter

I’m going to do a Spontaneous Conduction of themes from the Hungarian composer.

Here is what they say:

 

One evening at Collegium Hungaricum Berlin with two different concerts, but with one thing in common: both are dedicated to György Kurtág for his 90th birthday.

 

 

Also
Péter Kiss & Péter Szűcs
Classical music concert on piano and clarinet
Kurtág and Bach compositions

 

Jean-Paul Bourelly & The Spontaneous Arkestra
After a one week long Conduction workshops held and led by Jean-Paul Bourelly, the seven member Spontaneous Arkestra will reflect on Kurtág “shapes”

The event will be accompanied with VJ performance.

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYKMFTmMb7c&feature=youtu.be

Kiss The Sky – Münster 21.11.15 Hot Jazz Club, Duisburg 23.11.15

Posted on by peter

KTS @ Hot Jazz Club, Münster, DE.  21.11.15

 

http://gvents.de/munster-jean-paul-bourellys-kiss…/500281

 

 

 

 

Mit seinem aktuellen Projekt “Kiss The Sky” verwendet er die Musik seines grossen Meisters Jimi Hendrix als Abschussrampe.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

KTS @ Steinbruch -Duisburg  23.11.15

 

http://www.konzertkasse.de/product/jean-paul-bourellys-kiss-the-sky-tickets-duisburg.html

 

http://www.steinbruch-duisburg.de/index.php?id=787

 

Bourelly Bowie Russel Tacuma – Bari Italy 24.10.15

Posted on by peter

We are heading into a new sound and awareness cycle, throughout the galaxy.

 

BB&T “New Language” offers an alternative in sonic adventurism, improvisation with groove.

 

“New Language”;

the development of a system of communication through voice, sounds and gestures.

 

A none exclusive acoustic, electric, futuristic blend of musical impulses and ideals.

 

 

Tune into New Language “Another Way In Another Way Out”

New Language Back stage Bari 2015

 

 

 

 

Citizen X (Bourelly and Bey) 19.08 English Theater, Berlin

Posted on by peter

Concert – Citizen X (Bourelly and Bey)

 
English Theatre Berlin
Fidicinstraße 40, 10965 Berlin

 

 

This newly formed duo appeals to the cinematic sense of music and the freedom to navigate beyond category. Inspired by the revolutionary 1960´s of Detroit, Chicago and Los Angeles, marinated over time, Citizen X finds a new voice in the theatre of today´s globalized one-world politics. The duets move through a landscape filled with a sense of spirituality, atmospheric sound bytes punctuated by wide ranging guitar sounds and observant commentary on today’s tumultuous world. Cadillac Eldorados, Sun Ra´s Arkestra and names like Amiri Baraka, Fred Hampton and Huey P. Newton come to mind in a blend of black-a-delic consciousness, bringing a sense of proximity to both danger, beauty and love.

 

Electronic, Afro Futuristic