ROTTERDAMS CONSERVATORIUM
WORLD MUSIC // NIGHT AND DAY
- Performance Concert
PACT Zollverein has invited the entire department of World Music at the Rotterdams Conservatorium to programme a World Music weekend here in Essen. The five music streams which make up the Conservatorium's World Music Department are Flamenco Guitar, North Indian Classical Music, Latin Music (Brazilian and Caribbean Music), Argentinian Tango and Turkish Music.
CONCERT
SATURDAY 05.06. 19.00 h
Part 1: from India to Turkey (65 Min.)
INDIAN ENSEMBLE (Teachers of the Department "Indian Music")
Talbla: Ted de Jong
Sariod: Kaustov Ray
Sitar: Siddarth Kishna
TURKEY ENSEMBLE (direction: Nahim Avici)
Laute, Yayli Tamurin: Nahim Avci
Voice, Saz, Tar: Nurten Ates
Voice, Divan Saz, Bass Saz: Cengiz Tutar
Voice, Saz: Ahmet Erdogan
Voice, Saz: Mehmet Uludag
Voice, Saz, Mey: Deniz Payzin
Curasaz, Mini Saz: Mehmet Turhan
Voice, Saz, Kemane, Bass Saz: Sendar Demirbas
Part 2: Contratiempo y Canyengue; Gitarren Spanish and Argentinean guitar (65 Min.)
TANGOENSEMBLE "Guitarras Porteñas" (direction: Kay Sleking)
First Guitarre: Kay Sleking
Second Guitarre: Max Herzog
Guitarrón: Simon Dekkers
Bass: Wouter Muste
Voice: Maria Jose Ortiz
FLAMENCO-GUITARRENENSEMBLE (coaching: Ricardo Mendeville, Hans van Goch)
Guitarre: Alexander Preuss, Max Herzog, Philip Adi, Arturo Ramon
Dance: Cora Weggeman
Voice: David Pino
Part 3: Latin American Ensemble: Brazilian and Cuban rhythms ( 50 Min.)
LATIN ENSEMBLE (direction: Annaelis de Jong)
Piano: Danny van Kessel
Voice: Maga Mendes Neves Goncalves, Rebecca Lobrij
Bass Guitar: Andreas Rodosthenous
Percussion: Mark de Jong
Percussion: Jeanne Schmartz
Percussion: Pedro Kelly
Guitarre: Stylianos Papazoglu
Piano: Annaelis de Jong
SUNDAY 06.06. 11.00 h
Music continues in the relaxed atmosphere of our main foyer featuring numerous smaller ensembles and vocalists drawn from all five Conservatorium departments.
Part 1: Indian and Turkey Ensembles (50 Min.)
Part 2: Tango and Flamenco (ca. 50 Minuten)
Part 3: Brasil and Cuba (ca. 40 Minuten)
www.wereldmuziekcentrum.nl
The Rotterdams Conservatorium is currently the only place in Europe where World Music can be studied. »It is the changed constitution of the population in European countries which justifies the place these music styles deserve within the west-European, professional music education.« Leo Vervelde, Head of Department.
Director of the Department World Music:
Leo Vervelde
Technical Direction: Cro Lampe
Sound technician: Katrien Karimoen
Project co-ordination: Kay Sleking, Asia Ross
Photographs: Rotterdamse Conservatorium
This weekend project is a co-operation with the Hogeschool voor Muziek en Dans, Rotterdam