Javanese Tarawangsa feat. Aske Krammer live at Stairway Copenhagen 20240708, excerpt2

Tranceskabende javanesisk strengespil, rituel dans og shamanisme møder fire profilerde navne fra den danske jazz-improv-scene, når Javanese Tarawangsa sættes i unikt stævne med Lotte Anker, Kresten Osgood, Aske Krammer og Snöleoparden under sommerens Copenhagen Jazz Festival på ALICE. Over tre timer indtager seks musikere, en shaman og to dansere terrassen udenfor Stairway til en bevidsthedsudvidende jam.
Lad dig fylde op af rituel musik, dybe traditioner og bevidsthedsudvidende improvisation, når Javanese Tarawangsa sættes i unikt stævne med Lotte Anker, Kresten Osgood, Aske Krammer og Snöleoparden til åbningskoncerten under Copenhagen Jazz Festival på ALICE! Over tre timer indtager seks musikere, en shaman og to dansere terrassen udenfor Stairway til en trancedannende oplevelse ud over det sædvanlige.
Javanese Tarawangsa er en del af trancekollekivet Tarawangsa Sunda Lugina fra Rancakalong i det vestlige Java. Som efterkommere af den rige tradition for rituel trancemusik og dans, bevarer de stolt den kulturelle arv fra deres landsby og hylder den javanesiske frugtbarhedsgudinde Nyimas Pohaci. Denne eftermiddag består ensemblet af de to instrumentalister Pak Pupung Supena og Pak Tahya samt to dansere og en shaman, der guider ritualet. Musikken karakteriseres af de traditionelle strengeinstrumenter Rebab Tarawangsa og Kacapi Tarawangsa, er gået i arv i mange generationer.
Man kan altså glæde sig til en helt unik og trancedannende musikalsk oplevelse, når Javanese Tarawangsa møder de profilerede danske jazzmusikere Lotte Anker, Kresten Osgood, Aske Krammer og Snöleoparden denne eftermiddag. Koncerten er gratis.
Koncerten er en del af Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2024.
Trance-inducing Javanese string music, ritual dance, and shamanism converge with four prominent names from the Danish jazz-improv scene when Javanese Tarawangsa joins forces with Lotte Anker, Kresten Osgood, Aske Krammer, and Snöleoparden during the summer's Copenhagen Jazz Festival at ALICE. Over three hours, six musicians, a shaman, and two dancers take over the terrace outside Stairway for a consciousness-expanding jam session. The concert is free.
Please note: the concert is outdoor
Immerse yourself in ritual music, deep traditions, and consciousness-expanding improvisation as Javanese Tarawangsa collaborates uniquely with Lotte Anker, Kresten Osgood, Aske Krammer, and Snöleoparden for the opening concert of the Copenhagen Jazz Festival at ALICE! Over three hours, six musicians, a shaman, and two dancers take over the terrace outside Stairway for a trance-inducing experience beyond the ordinary.
Javanese Tarawangsa is part of the trance collective Tarawangsa Sunda Lugina from Rancakalong in western Java. As descendants of the rich tradition of ritual trance music and dance, they proudly preserve the cultural heritage of their village and honor the Javanese fertility goddess Nyimas Pohaci. This afternoon, the ensemble consists of the two instrumentalists Pak Pupung Supena and Pak Tahya, as well as two dancers and a shaman guiding the ritual. The music, characterized by the traditional string instruments Rebab Tarawangsa and Kacapi Tarawangsa, has been passed down through many generations.
One can look forward to a truly unique and trance-inducing musical experience as Javanese Tarawangsa meets the prominent Danish jazz musicians Lotte Anker, Kresten Osgood, Aske Krammer, and Snöleoparden this afternoon. The concert is free.
The concert is part of the Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2024, taking place from June 5 to July 14 at 120 venues throughout the capital. See the program at www.jazz.dk
ALICE at Stairway
While the concert hall at Nørre Allé 7 is undergoing renovation, ALICE is located at the music venue Stairway in Vanløse.

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