PL. VALENCIA CITY COUNCIL
Music cooked with condiments from the Iberian Peninsula, the balkans, Anatolia and Occitania is what the fourth edition of the festival offers Polyrhythmia organized by the Valencian Institute of Culture, to the fresh, in the Town Hall square. Eléonore Fourniau [7], accompanied by her saz (long handled lute) and its zafona (cranked string instrument), will make melodies of Kurdistan sound; The singer, Galician choreographer and dancer Xisco Feijoó [2] will present Fish, his first album as a soloist in which he invents the fusion muñeira; from Gandia, Carles Dénia [3] puts voice and music to the verses of Andalusian poets who lived in “Valencian” territories between the 9th and 13th centuries; and the group Embassy sounds [4], formed by nine musicians from Valencia, Balearic Islands and Catalonia, They present songs that mix fandangos with Celtic and Breton melodies. From France they come Laüsa [6], a group that inserts elements from jazz, rock or African music in Gascon dance music, y San Salvador [8], band that fuses Occitan poetry with hypnotic vocal harmonies between drums. Oscar Antolí Quartet [10], with his Turkish clarinet, will present his first album Peninsulas, a melodic journey through three Mediterranean peninsulas, Iberia, Balkans and Anatolia, and the final fireworks are served The Cubero Brothers [10] with his jacks bluegrass. The poster is completed Carriage [11] playing party-soaked polyphonies, traditional Valencian music accompanied by Arabic lute Aljub [5] y Musicants [11], that review the Greek repertoire in a Valencian key, Italian and Latin. AU
