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Melovelo, Zondag 21 September 2014 Kasteel Isque (Overijse) : Wereldmuziek Op Pedaalkracht MeloVelo, zondag 21 september 2014 Kasteel Isque (Overijse) : wereldmuziek op pedaalkracht Programma Wereldmuziek uit Afrika en uit de Caraïben door muzikanten van hier, van ginder en van overal. Met de complimenten van meester-percussionist Peter Schneider die het programma samenstelde. 10:00 – 10:30 Officiële opening met “De Brolbende” 13:00 – 14:00 Violet 10:30 – 11:30 Color Rumba 14:15 – 15:30 Color Rumba 11:45 – 12:45 Pedro Pucho 15:45 – 17:00 Pedro Pucho Gastheren: vzw Creola & vzw De Kerselaar Stafhouder Braffortlaan, 3090 Overijse De Brolbende Zorgcentrum De Kerselaar heeft een bruisend muziekatelier voor mensen met een handicap. Er gaat veel aandacht naar zang en percussie : meteen twee van de basisingrediënten van “De Brolbende”, zeg maar het huisorkest van De Kerselaar! Color Rumba Color Rumba neemt ons mee naar het Matonge district in de jaren ’60, ’70 en ’80 van de vorige eeuw, het muzikale hart van de bruisende hoofdstad Kinshasa. Color Rumba bestaat uit louter veteranen die in de ‘Golden days’ van de Congolese Rumba en Soukous deel uitmaakten van legendarische bands als Zaïko Langa Langa, Franco et le TPOK Jazz, Tabu ley Rochereau en Papa Wemba. In een 2 uur durend zinderend live-spekta kel spelen ze veel klassiekers uit deze roemruchte periode. Color Rumba: Malage de Lugendo - Vocals (Zaïko Langa Langa, Franco & le TPOK JAZZ), Yan Koy - Vocals (kundi Bora), Chabron - Vocals (Papa Wemba), Petit Poisson - Guitar (Zaïko Langa Langa), Toms Ntala - Guitar (Tabu Ley, Dizzy Mandjeku’s Odemba OK all stars), Papy Muntu - Guitar (Kundi Bora), ALonzo di Bario - Drums (Zaïko Langa Langa) Pedro Pucho Pucho Diaz (geboren in Havana) is zanger, componist en vertolker. Hij speelt akoestische gitaar en hij begeleidt zelf zijn nummers. Oorspronkelijk leert hij muziek op autodidactische wijze, om vervolgens een stevige technische basis op te bouwen op het conservatorium. Het is in de nieuwe Cubaanse muzikale stroming Movimiento de la Nueva Trova genaamd, dat hij zijn eerste stappen op podium zet, hij alleen met zijn gitaar. Vervolgens richt hij verschillende groepen op in zijn geboortestad die een zeker succes kennen. Daarna vertrekt Pucho op avontuur door Europa. Hij vertoeft eerst een paar jaar in Barcelona voor hij in Brussel belandt waar hij zich integreert in verscheidene muzikale projecten. Zijn muziek is het resultaat van deze uiteenlopende invloeden en zijn bijzonder uitgewerkte teksten, brengen diepgang, humor en feestvreugde. Voor zijn eerste EP, Coincidencias, heeft Pucho samengewerkt met heel wat erg diverse artiesten : Anja Naucler (cello), Peter Schneider (percussie), Roberto Mercurio (basgitaar), Hendrik Vanattenhoven (contrabas), Benoit Medrikowsky (gitaar), Niels Scheivens (saxofoon), Jo Herman (trompet), Pierre Anckaert (fender rhodes), Rey Cabrera (tres gitaar, zang), Billie Kawende (zang), Jali (zang), Leki (zang) Violet Violet vzw staat voor een groep van vijf strijkorkesten uit Oud-Heverlee met muzikale strijkers vanaf 6 jaar. In 2004 ontdekt Violet via ‘Man bijt hond’ een strijkorkest in Bloemfontein, Zuid-Afrika. In deze door werkloosheid en aids getroffen townships is er weinig ruimte voor kinderen om (muziek) te spelen. De Amerikaanse contrabassist Peter Guy deed hier wat aan en ontwikkelde een indrukwekkend muziekproject met meer dan 500 jongeren: het Bochabela String Orchestra. Violet en Bochabela begonnen samen te werken en werden echte zusterorkesten. Dit mondde in februari 2009 uit in een muzikale ontmoeting: “Buskers For Bochabela”, een hoog geprofileerd en internationaal bekroond project i.s.m. het Deeltijds Kunstonderwijs en Jeugd & Muziek Vlaanderen. Meer info: www.violetvioletje.com .
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