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Wednesday 25:
Film klub: Kozy a Mazanec: 605037318 (videoart) @ MeetFactory (20:00)
Entrance: 50 Kč
A projector in the MeetFactory screens videos which were chosen by Martin Mazanec, a guest, and supervised by Eva Jiřička, MARK THER and Koza is partial to an elegant appearance and likes to show off, she’s artistically gifted and loves nature. She could be the most charming being on Earth, if she wasn’t so unstable and pessimistic. She’s never content with her fate and her statements drive her fellow citizens nuts. She covers up her flaws and inner insecurities with strong arrogance.
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Projektor promítá videa v MeetFactory, které vybral host Martin Mazanec dohlíží Eva Jiřička, MARK THER a Koza si potrpí na elegantní zevnějšek a ráda se předvádí, je umělecky nadaná, miluje přírodu. Mohla by být nejšarmantnější bytostí na zemi, kdyby nebyla tak nestálá a pesimistická. Nikdy není spokojena se svým osudem a přivádí své spoluobčany až k zoufalství svými výroky. Své slabé stránky a vnitřní nejistoty zakrývá silnou arogancí.
Shopsky Sound @ Zero (21:00)
After years of loving and enjoying Balkan and eastern European music, they created Shopsky Sound to make their friends enjoy this music as well. Because there was no possibility to go out and listen to Balkan Music, Merino and Danny started to create their own Balkan partys, beginning in 2008 at the Galerie Le Court, called Balkan Café. Merino aka Dyskoboi was playing on some festivals, where people were really enjoying this music... After summer he became resident dj in Chapeau Rouge, where he is playing with Danny. And a little later Shopsky Sound was born. Now they started aswell to play in the new club 2.patro like resident djs and they will play wherever people want to dance, drink, enjoy themselfs and listen to Balkan-Rakia and Vodka-Hits!
Thursday 26:
Albánské polyfonie @ Hlahol, Masarykovo Nábřeží 16, Praha 1 (20:00) promoted by Respect Plus
The South Albanian harbour town of Saranda represents with three polyphonic choirs („Jonianet“, „Dea“ and „Voices of the nightingale”) one of the centres of the polyphonic tradition of Lab singing. The six singers of the polyphonic Ensemble “Jonianet”, founded in 1993 by Maksi Kulo, are preserving, promoting and revitalizing the menaced older singing tradition of Saranda and Delvina. The extensive repertoire, inherited by the “rapsod” Kiço Kapedani, includes epic-historic songs, migrations songs, ritual and love songs. Even art songs, based on traditional pentatonic modes, enriched by texts of contemporary local poets have been integrated into their repertoire.
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