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El Próximo Mes De Diciembre Inicia Bestia Festival México D.F., martes 24 de noviembre de 2015 EL PRÓXIMO MES DE DICIEMBRE INICIA BESTIA FESTIVAL Se realizará en el Lunario y en el foro principal del Auditorio Nacional Otras actividades se llevarán a cabo en la Biblioteca Vasconcelos y en la SAE Institute México Este encuentro musical, que llega a su tercera edición, está curado por John Zorn Tendrá un cierre espectacular con un cine-concierto del filme El Gabinete del Dr. Caligari, con música en vivo del Órgano monumental del Auditorio El encuentro internacional de música BESTIA Festival, que se ha distinguido por programar a los artistas más representativos de la escena avant-garde, jazz, rock, hardcore y música experimental, con propuestas y grupos que difícilmente se presentan en otros escenarios de México, arrancará a principios de diciembre, realizándose por primera vez en el Auditorio Nacional y en su foro alterno el Lunario. La curaduría de la edición de este año del Festival, que presentará el Ciclo John Zorn México, estará a cargo de este influyente artista de la escena avant-garde en Nueva York. Si bien este festival fue creado por iniciativa de Estudio Paraíso y Volumen ACHE, desde su primera edición lo ha dirigido Claudia Curiel; y en esta ocasión el encuentro ampliará su programación con el apoyo del Auditorio Nacional, quien participa como coorganizador y sede de la edición 2015, en la que participarán más de 25 músicos nacionales e internacionales de primer nivel para interpretar repertorio de Masada así como propuestas de jazz, rock e improvisación. El concierto de apertura de la tercera edición de BESTIA Festival se realizará en la Biblioteca Vasconcelos el viernes 4 de diciembre, en el que participarán dos ensambles mexicanos, seleccionados por Zorn: Dora Juárez con “Cantos de una diáspora” y Micro- Ritmia de Ernesto Martínez “Sincronario”, quienes han grabado en la disquera del artista (Tzadik). Como parte de las actividades académicas de este año, el mismo viernes se llevará a cabo un workshop de grabación y mezcla, con Marc Urselli, quien es el ingeniero de 1 sonido que viene con John Zorn para el concierto del Lunario. Urselli ha trabajado con los Rolling Stones, Mike Patton, Laurie Anderson y Lila Downs, entre otros. El sábado 5 se llevarán a cabo cuatro conciertos en el Lunario. La banda mexicana Klezmerson, liderada por Benjamín Shwartz, presentará el álbum recién grabado con John Zorn: Masada Book Two – The Book Angels. Por su parte, Abraxas –cuarteto neoyorquino conformado por Aram Bajakian y Eyal Maoz en guitarras eléctricas, Kenny Grohowski en la batería y Shanir Blumenkranz en el bajo eléctrico– interpretará Psychomagia. También estará presente Secret Chiefs 3, banda experimental del norte de California, colaboradores cercanos de Zorn –integrada por el guitarrista y compositor Trey Spruane (fundador de Mr. Bungle y Faith No More), Eyvind Kang en el violín, Ches Smith en la batería, Jason Schimmel en la guitarra, Matt Lebofsky en los teclados y Toby Driver en el bajo–, quienes tocarán Masada Book three – The Book Beriah. El cierre del concierto en el Lunario correrá a cargo del explosivo ensamble de rock, jazz e improvisación, Bladerunner, headliner de los festivales de jazz más importantes, como el Jazzaldia de San Sebastián, encabezado por John Zorn en el saxofón, el baterista maestro Dave Lombardo (ex Slayer, Fantômas) y el bajista y productor Bill Laswell. El Festival cerrará en grande su programación de este año en el máximo foro de espectáculos de Reforma, con la Premier latinoamericana de la película más representativa del expresionismo alemán de 1920: El gabinete del Dr. Caligari. El domingo 6 de diciembre se proyectará una versión restaurada de este filme, digitalizada a color, cuya música será ejecutada en vivo por John Zorn, quien tocará el Órgano Monumental del Auditorio Nacional, que es el más grande de Latinoamérica y el séptimo en tamaño del mundo. Es un órgano tubular, cuyo rango sonoro es incluso mayor en graves y agudos a los de una orquesta sinfónica, ya que tiene 250 posibilidades tímbricas y posee además de los sonidos propiamente organísticos una gama de otros instrumentos, como flauta, viola, tuba, trombón, clarinete, entre otros. Este órgano será uno de los protagonistas principales de este cine-concierto. La premier internacional de la película se realizó el año pasado durante el Festival Internacional de Cine de Berlín, y también se presentó este año con la Filarmónica de París, por lo que su exhibición en el Auditorio Nacional es la premier latinoamericana. El gabinete del Dr. Caligari es una pieza fílmica clave para entender el expresionismo alemán en el cine de las primeras décadas del siglo XX. AUDIO CONFERENCIA DE PRENSA | 24 de noviembre 2015: https://goo.gl/avndbo FOTOS: https://www.hightail.com/download/ZWJYaXRIQVNwcFhtcXNUQw 2 BESTIA Festival presenta: Biblioteca Vasconcelos: Concierto acústico de apertura, viernes 4 de diciembre, 19:00 horas. Entrada libre, cupo limitado. SAE Institute México: Workshop, viernes 4 de diciembre, a partir de las 9:00 horas. Cupo limitado, previa inscripción http://mexico.sae.edu/ Lunario: Ciclo John Zorn, sábado 5 de diciembre, 21:00 horas. Boletos: $600 y $800. Auditorio Nacional: Cine-concierto de El gabinete del Dr. Caligari, con John Zorn, domingo 6 de diciembre, 19:00 horas. Boletos: $100, $250, $350 y $550. Boletos: Disponibles en taquillas del foro, sistema Ticketmaster y al teléfono 5325-9000. Más información: www.bestiafestival.com www.auditorio.com.mx/prensa/ www.lunario.com.mx/prensa/ DATOS CONTACTO PRENSA FESTIVAL BESTIA: Música Iván Coronel [email protected] Cine Itzuri Cabrera [email protected] 3 .
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