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Raus Aus Der Nische 3.19 Nr. 129 Mai – Juni 2019 D: Eur 7,50 A: Eur 8,30 CH: Chf 9,50 folker.de Rudolstadt-Festival: Iran Haruomi Hosono Kraja Gankino Circus Sokratis Sinopoulos Mayra Andrade Raus aus der Nische U1-U4_folker 3-19.indd 1 18.04.2019 09:07:07 NEU bei Acoustic music Dänemark - ei besoderes Festivlerlebis MICHEL HAUMONT JOËL GOMBERT CLAUS BOESSERFERRARI The 2019 tory o fr: Kaleidoscope In Praise Of Shadows John Prine (USA)* Patty Griffin (USA)* Jacob Dinesen (DK) Finbar Furey (IRL)* Kate Rusby (UK)* John Moreland (USA)* The Savage Rose (DK) Niels Hausgaard (DK) Bjørn Eidsvåg (NO)* Jonah Blacksmith (DK) Poul Krebs & Henning Kvitnes (DK/NO) Daniel Norgren (NO)* Chris Smither (USA)* Dreamers’ Circus (DK) Hudson Taylor (IRL)* Tyler Childers (USA)* Paul Cauthen (USA)* Gregory Alan Isakov (ZA/USA)* Dervish (IRL)* Folkeklubben (DK) Dan Sultan (AUS)* James Keelaghan (CAN)* Mandolin Orange (USA)* John Smith (UK)* Tide Lines (SCO)* Joel Savoy, Jesse Lége & Kelli Jones (USA)* Vishtèn (CAN)* Shaun Ferguson (CAN)* Elephant Sessions (SCO)* Breabach (SCO)* Luke Winslow-King (USA)* Susto (USA)* Ruston Kelly (USA)* Irish Mythen (IRL) William Crighton (AUS)* Lion Bear Fox (CAN)* Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar (UK)* Skipinnish (SCO)* Caitlin Canty (USA)* Martin Harley (UK)* Ghost of Paul Revere (USA)* Julie Fowlis (SCO)* Jenn Grant (CAN)* Old Man Luedecke (CAN)* Charley Crockett (USA)* Max Gomez (USA)* Arcade (IRL/SCO)* Adam Holmes & The Embers (SCO)* GUINGA INVITES NORA BUSCHMANN Maija Kauhanen (FIN)* The East Pointers (CAN)* Birds of Chicago (USA)* Blair Dunlop (UK)* GABRIELE MIRABASSI Ritmos do Brasil Calum Stewart (SCO)* Ian Noe (USA)* Delgres (FR) Les Poules à Colin (CAN)* Passos e Assovio Plantec (FR)* Esben Just (DK) Leslie Stevens (USA)* Startijenn (FR)* Ìmar (SCO)* The Tweed Project (UK/SCO)* The Unwanted (IRL)* FolkBALTICA Ensemble (DK/D) Folk Spot 2019 (DK/NO) Erhältlich im Handel oder direkt bei: Acoustic Music GmbH & Co. KG Postfach 19 45 · 49009 Osnabrück www.acoustic-music.de Tel.: 05 41 - 71 00 20 · Fax: - 70 86 67 Email: [email protected] U1-U4_folker 3-19.indd 2 18.04.2019 09:07:12 EDITORIAL Liebe Leserinnen und Leser, „Wenn Wahlen etwas ändern würden, dann genügend Kritikpunkte an dem, wären sie verboten.“ Wer hat das gesagt? was in Brüssel passiert (und in Kurt Tucholsky? Oder Rosa Luxemburg? Ist Straßburg – was soll eigentlich der eigentlich auch egal. Tatsache ist, der Spruch kostspielige Unsinn mit dem wan- stimmt. Denn es stimmt auch, dass wirkli- dernden Parlament? Weg damit!). che Veränderungen nur durch den Druck Die EU muss in erster Linie eine der Gesellscha erreicht werden können. Der soziale, friedensstiende und oe- Druck kommt immer von unten. Allerdings ne Union für die Menschen wer- Foto: Ingo Nordhofen wäre es grob fahrlässig, daraus den Schluss den und keine Spielwiese für das zu ziehen, dass Wahlen Unsinn sind. Das all- Kapital. Aber der EU ist es auch seit gemeine und freie Wahlrecht ist eine dieser mittlerweile über siebzig Jahren zu ten Redaktion. Der Folker als Projekt begrei Errungenschaen, die auf Druck von unten verdanken, dass die Regierungen sich zwar durchaus als politisch links ste- entstanden sind und um das uns viele Län- in Europa miteinander reden und hend, aber unsere Einstellungen sind links der beneiden. Überdies denke ich, dass es keine Bomben werfen. Ich habe in von der Mitte so bunt wie die Musiken, über schon ein Unterschied ist, wer uns regiert, ob meinem Leben innerhalb der Mit- die wir berichten, auch in diesem He. In nun in Berlin oder in Brüssel. Die Regierung gliedsstaaten der Europäischen der 3/2019 nden Sie zugegebenermaßen scha das Umfeld (oder eben auch nicht), in Union keinen Krieg erleben müs- mehr Globales als Song und Folk, aber das dem sich die Bürger engagieren können. sen. Dafür bin ich unendlich dank- Pendel schlägt bekanntlich von Ausgabe zu bar und das will ich mir nicht von Ausgabe anders aus. Und noch eine Ände- Was haben solche Gedanken in einer Zeit- den Hassrednern, die es mittler- rung gilt es zu beachten: Der Verleger hat schri zu suchen, die sich in erster Linie mit weile in jedem Land dieser Staaten- sich, wie bereits angedeutet, dafür entschie- Musik beschäigt? Ganz einfach, als Zeit- gemeinscha gibt, kaputtmachen den, die Serviceseiten dieser Ausgabe erstma- schri für nationale und internationale lassen. Daher meine Bitte an die lig als Beilage zu drucken (siehe auch „Haus- Musik mit Wurzeln mag der Folker schlicht Leserscha: Gehen Sie am 26. Mai mitteilung“, Seite 14). Das wird auf jeden Fall und ergreifend keine Grenzen, wir ehren wählen! Und wählen Sie, wen Sie die große Schar der Rezensionen-Fans freu- und würdigen jegliche Traditionen, die nicht für richtig halten, solange Sie nicht en, denn durch den zusätzlichen Platz nden unterdrücken oder diskriminieren. Mit sogenannten Alternativen Glauben sie einen Teil der ins Netz verbannten Kurz- anderen Worten: Wir brauchen eine Welt schenken, die uns schnurstracks in rezensionen wieder im He. Ganz ohne Fra- mit möglichst wenig Grenzen, wir brauchen die Dreißigerjahre des letzten Jahr- ge, das kostet mehr und daher können wir ein oenes Europa. Deshalb sind uns die hunderts zurückführen. Ich jeden- auch nicht garantieren, dass das so bleibt. nationalistischen und rassistischen Gedan- falls möchte auch weiterhin Künst- Die beste Möglichkeit für Sie, diese Aktion ken und Handlungen, die momentan welt- ler aus allen Erdteilen hier will- zu unterstützen: Schließen Sie einfach ein weit nicht nur unter Rechtspopulisten gras- kommen heißen, in diesem Europa, (Geschenk-)Abo ab! sieren, zutiefst zuwider. Beispiel: Hätte man in diesem Deutschland und in die- ausschließlich die Musikerinnen und Musi- sem Folker. In diesem Sinn viel Vergnügen und ker im Vereinigten Königreich befragt, das Erkenntnisgewinn mit dem aktuellen He. nationalistische Brexit-Chaos wäre mit cir- Übrigens, damit keine Missver- ca 95 Prozent abgelehnt worden. Aber die ständnisse auommen: Dieses Ihr Folker-Herausgeber Welt ist nun mal nicht so, wie ich sie gerne Editorial spiegelt wie üblich mei- Mike Kamp hätte. Deshalb ist es auch enorm wichtig, am ne persönliche Meinung wider, 26. Mai zur Europawahl zu gehen. Ja, es gibt nicht zwangsläug die der gesam- Mai–Juni 2019, Nr.129 folker 3 03_folker 3-19.indd 3 18.04.2019 13:04:52 INHALT 3.19 Raus aus der Nische 24 MAYRA ANDRADE von Rolf omas Die kapverdische Sängerin Mayra Andrade wurde von der Weltmusik-Gemeinde mit oenen Armen empfan- gen und viele Kritiker bezeichneten sie aufgrund ihres Debütalbums Navega als Nachfolgerin der großen Ces- aria Evora. Dreizehn Jahre später zeigt Andrade auf ihrem fünen Album Manga ein ganz anderes Gesicht. Foto: Ojoz EDITORIAL 3 Lydia Persaud – Elegante Wut und POST 6 sane Frustration VERLOSUNG 6 Trotz der ruhigen Songs auf ihrem Debütalbum äußert sich die kanadische Sängerin gerne auch politisch. SZENE 7 Von Rolf omas 23 Neu auf deutschen Bühnen 11 Halbmast 16 Rudolstadt-Festival 2019 SHORTstory folker präsentiert: GANKINO CIRCUS Rudolstadt-Festival 2019 28 Die Lektion der Straße folker Siegfried Maeker – Viel besser kann es für eine Band nicht laufen. Nachdem die präsentiert: Stolz statt Vorurteil vier Franken im Februar bei der Creole Bayern gewonnen hat- Ohne den Preisträger der diesjährigen Ehren-Ruth wäre die ten, wurden sie im März auch noch als Preisträger der diesjäh- Musik deutscher Roma und Sinti im Verborgenen geblieben. rigen Festival-Ruth ausgerufen. Von Andreas Öhler 18 Von Guido Diesing Folk Baltica 2019 SEAMUS FOGARTY folker Kraja – Schwedische Stimmen Irish Folk, grandios rundumerneuert präsentiert: wie Seelenbalsam 30 Geschichte bewahren und auf ewig im Gestern ver- Die vier Sängerinnen verzaubern seit über siebzehn Jahren mit harren? Oder sie in die Gegenwart transferieren und ihr eine ihren kunstvoll arrangierten Folksongs. Zukun geben? Der Ire Seamus Fogarty entschied sich zweifel- Von Jens-Peter Müller 19 los für Letzteres. Von Bernd Gürtler J. S. Ondara – Ein amerikanischer Traum Der von Kenia in die USA emigrierte Musiker spielt feinsten HARUOMI HOSONO Singer/Songwriter-Folkrock in der Tradition Bob Dylans. Der japanische Eklektizist Von omas Waldherr 21 34 Ab den frühen Siebzigern wurde der Tokioter Autor seiner eigenen nonkonformistischen Musikwelt und veränderte Rainer Wenzel – Kinderlieder mit Wurzeln die Form von Popmusik in vielen Bereichen. Nun wurden fünf Der ehemalige Deutsch-Folker tauchte wieder aus der Versen- legendäre frühe Alben wiederveröentlicht. kung auf und widmete sich von da an Kinderliedern. Von Olaf Maikopf Von Mike Kamp 22 4 folker Nr.129, Mai–Juni 2019 04-05_folker 3-19.indd 4 18.04.2019 13:48:02 INHALT 3.19 SOKRATIS SINOPOULOS LABELPORTRÄT Das beste Szenario Steeplejack Records 59 38 Der griechische Lyra-Spieler scha mit einem ural- ten Instrument moderne Musik, die ein wenig Folk, ein wenig Jazz und ein wenig Klassik ist. Jetzt veröentlicht er sein zweites ORTSTERMIN Album bei ECM. Konzertberichte 61 Von Guido Diesing Folk Baltica 2019 LICHTSPIEL folker Erdbeben in den Karpaten 32 Konzert- und Festivalmomente der folker-Fotografen 40 präsentiert: DAS POLNISCHE STREICHQUINTETT VOŁOSI Ein Trio der Karpatentraditionen tri auf ein Duo mit ausge- REZENSIONEN feiltem klassischem Hintergrund – und Schuld an alldem hat- Tonträger 68 te eine Hochzeit. Plattenprojekt 77 Von Stefan Franzen Bücher 94 Cinesounds 96 HEIMSPIEL Zwei Festivals der Liedermacherszene 44 NACHSPIEL Kenako Afrika Festival 45 In e Summer Of Sixty-Nine Grevengrass 46 von Jürgen B. Wol 97 e 5th Friday 47 Impressum 98 Kooperationen Tourneen und Veranstaltungen der folker-Partner 48 Servicebeilage in der Hemitte RESONANZBODEN – GEDANKEN ZUR ZEIT MICHAEL SEZ Von Michael Kle 52 GASTSPIEL: Aufschrei gegen die kapitalistische Herrschasordnung – Susann Witt-Stahl zur Notwendigkeit eines Magazins für Gegenkultur 53 Foto: Archiv 54 Unterhaltungen fremder Leute sind eine fantastische Inspiration! Rudolstadt-Festival 2019 SEAMUS FOGARTY folker ISLAMISCHE REPUBLIK IRAN: präsentiert: Musik zwischen Kunst und Politik, Normalität und Zensur Seit der Islamischen Revolution 1979 bestimmen religiös siehe Seite 30-31, begründete Regeln und Verbote die Arbeit von Kulturschaen- „Irish Folk, grandios rundumerneuert“ den im Iran.
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