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Aitzina folk 2018 VI FESTIVAL SOLIDARIO de MÚSICA FOLK de VITORIA-GASTEIZ ko VI. FOLK MUSIKA JAIALDI SOLIDARIOA www.aitzinafolk.org Dossier de prensa Para más información: Rosa Casbas Responsable de Comunicación Aitzina Folk Tel. 657 97 01 70 [email protected] Doblestudio Comunicación y Fotogra/a VI FESTIVAL SOLIDARIO de MÚSICA FOLK de Aitzina folk VITORIA-GASTEIZ VITORIA-GASTEIZko VI. FOLK MUSIKA JAIALDI SOLIDARIOA 01. Resumen El Fes01al Sol dar o A t$ na Folk2 3ue este a4o celebra en V tor a56aste $ su se7ta ed c "n2 ha cam nado un do desde su or .en a una doble m s "n9 la d fus "n del folk2 con m;s ca2 dan$a y talleres2 y el apoyo a la lucha para n1es0.ar una enfermedad rara llamada ata7 a telan. ectas a. Hasta este a4o2 Aefat 2 la asoc ac "n 3ue a.rupa a las fam l as afectadas en el Estado2 ten=a conoc m ento de la e7 stenc a solamente de un n 4o afectado en Euskad 9 Jon2 de 15 a4os2 de V tor a56aste $. Su padre2 Pat7 V ll?n2 pres dente de la asoc ac "n y m;s co a@c onado al folk2 cre" este fes01al Aunto a fam l ares y am .os2 para dar 1 s b l dad a la enfermedad y recaudar fondos para buscar una cura. Pero este a4o se ha d a.nos0cado a otro n 4o2 en este caso de dos a4os2 en el mun c p o de Amurr o. Por ellos y por el resto de afectados2 unos 30 en Espa4a2 este fes01al s .ue su andadura con paso @rme CA t$ na s .n @ca adelante en euskeraDE. As= 3ue V tor a56aste $ se 1ol1erF a llenar de folk y sol dar dad en no1 embre y d c embre .rac as a las 18 ac'vidades 2 muchas de ellas .ratu tas2 para todos los p;bl cos2 pro.ramadas por el Fes'val Aitzina Folk 2 3ue se celebrarFn en d s0ntos espac os de la c udad. Un fes01al mul0cultural ya consol dado2 3ue se 1a superando a4o a a4o2 3ue muestra m;s ca trad c onal y folk local pero tamb ?n de otras Freas2 .rupos nternac onales2 nstrumentos an0.uos2 dan$as trad c onales2 par0c pac "n de escuelas2 talleres2 kaleA ras2 charlas y sobre todo2 muy buen amb ente. Una opc "n para d sfrutar del folk de cal dad2 destacando tamb ?n el papel femen no en su secc "n GMuAeres en el FolkH2 y s n ol1 dar su obAe01o9 recaudar fondos para n1es0.ar la ataxia telangiectasia 2 una enfermedad rara2 .en?0ca y neurode.enera01a 3ue a;n no 0ene cura2 y 3ue afecta a unos 30 n 4os y A"1enes en el Estado2 entre ellos a dos en Euskad . MFs de 60 .rupos y ar0stas ya han pasado por los d ferentes escenar os del fes01al en las c nco ed c ones anter ores2 mFs de 1,.000 espectadores y se han recaudado mFs de 8..000 euros para n1es0.ar la ata7 a telan. ectas a CATE. En ed c ones anter ores2 conc ertos como los de Carlos Iu4e$2 Ben to Lert7und 2 Oskorr 2 Kepa Junkera2 Ana Alca de2 Luar Ia Lubre o T 0r teros de B n?far han conse.u do colocar el cartel de Gno hay entradasH. Para esta se7ta ed c "n2 los or.an $adores han preparado un cartel muy variado 3ue se presentarF con un conc erto pre1 o2 con actuac "n espec al del 1eterano m;s co y mus c"lo.o donos0arra 0uan 1ari 2eltr n 2 en forma de cuarteto2 el 10 de no1 embre a las 20 h en Ar0um. Dentro de la secc "n espec al G 1u3eres en el folk4 2 creada el a4o pasado para potenc ar la presenc a femen na en el e1ento y destacar el papel de m;s cas2 cantantes y ba lar nas en el mundo del folk2 tendrF como e7ponentes a la escocesa Karen Matheson de Caperca ll e2 las rlandesas The Fr el s sters2 la cal forn ana Iatal e Haas2 la 1 olonchel sta espa4ola Ir s A$3u ne$er de Laruk2 la cantante donos0arra Mar=a Berasarte2 la cuentacuentos 1asca Arant$a Cordero2 y las Sor. nak 3ue acompa4an Kepa Junkera. Otro de los obAe01os del A t$ na Folk es promover la cultura local y la an mac "n mus cal en las calles. Por ello2 como otros a4os2 la ac01 dad 3ue darF n c o al fes01al son las kale3iras. Las bandas an marFn el centro peatonal y la Almendra Med e1al de V tor a56aste $ el sFbado 17 de no1 embre de 11930 a 14930 horas2 con bandas y escuelas de m;s ca trad c onal de la cap tal 1asca o alrededores como los tr k 0lar s y panderoAoles de la Escuela de 15sica de Agurain, 1endialdeko gaiteroak, Eguzki fole y Amiestu sones. Tamb ?n nter1endrFn los albokar s y t7alapartar s de la Academia de Folklore de Vitoria-Gasteiz . Como n1 tados espec ales a la kaleA ra2 este a4o as s0rFn los albokar s de la 7erri 1usika Eskola de Hernan . Se colocarF ademFs una mesa nforma01a en la calle 6eneral Loma2 Aunto al monumento GLa m radaH. La ronda de conc ertos serF nau.urada el sFbado2 1 de d c embre2 en Ar0um a las 19900 horas con una doble actuac "n con a res rlandeses y escoceses. The Friel Sisters CAnna2 She la y ClareE son A"1enes nt?rpretes de m;s ca trad c onal nac das y cr adas en 6las.oN CEscoc aE pero con @rmes ra=ces fam l ares en la re. "n rlandesa de Done.al. Tocan canc ones en n.l?s y en rland?s2 muchas del repertor o fam l ar2 y lo.ran7 una nteresante me$cla de 1 ol=n2 Oauta y u lleann. VI FESTIVAL SOLIDARIO de MÚSICA FOLK de Aitzina folk VITORIA-GASTEIZ VITORIA-GASTEIZko VI. FOLK MUSIKA JAIALDI SOLIDARIOA Después, la actuación de un dúo único. La asociación musical entre el pres0. oso Alasdair Fraser 2 cons derado como el meAor 1 ol n sta escoc?s2 y la br llante cello cal forn ana Natalie Haas 2 abarca todo el espectro entre la m;s ca de cFmara =n0ma y la ener.=a de la dan$a estF0ca. En los ;l0mos 18 a4os2 con .ran ?7 to2 han establec do toda una referenc a para el 1 ol=n y el 1 olonchelo en la m;s ca trad c onal. La m;s ca trad c onal local lle.arF con Parradust Dantzan el dom n.o 2 de d c embre2 a las 19 h en O haneder2 euskararen et7ea . Este .rupo de m;s cos 1ascos2 un dos por la m;s ca trad c onal de Irlanda y Euskad desde 20092 dan 1 da a la alboka y el Nh stle2 la tr k y la u lleann2 cabal.ando sobre acordes ac;s0cos y dobles cuerdas de 1 ol=n d r . das por la 1o$ de Mar a Jes;s. PresentarFn un nue1o proyecto. El 1 ernes 7 de d c embre2 a las 19 h en la taberna Jard=n de Faler na actuarF el .rupo .aste $tarra Krisketa 2 3u nteto formado prec samente .rac as al fes01al2 y cuyo repertor o se centra en la m;s ca trad c onal y celta y 1asca2 tamb ?n con compos c ones prop as. El @n de semana del 14 al 16 de d c embre se concentrarFn nue1e de las ac01 dades del fes01al. El 1 ernes 14 de d c embre el fes01al contarF con la par0c pac "n de Kepa Pinedo 2 3ue ofrecerF una charla5taller sobre GBa le p;bl co con t7 stu en Ara a2 Lalduondo y A.ura n Cs .los XIX5XXEH. En Ar0um2 a las 19 h2 con entrada l bre hasta completar aforo. P nedo es e7perto en m;s ca y folklore 1asco2 y profesor de t7 stu2 clar nete2 alboka y sa7of"n en la Escuela de M;s ca A.ura n y profesor del Conser1ator o de M;s ca GJes;s 6ur d H de V tor a56aste $. Ese m smo 1 ernes 142 a las 20230 y tamb ?n en Ar0um habrF doble actuac "n. Pr mero2 la dan$a de las Nuala Irish Dancers CBarcelonaE2 acompa4adas por la m;s ca del Aitzina Ceol Project Ca.rupac "n de m;s cos 3ue ha sur. do de la or.an $ac "n del fes01alE. Las Iuala ademFs 1ol1erFn a ofrecer otro ameno taller de dan$a trad c onal rlandesa al d=a s .u ente2 como en la ed c "n anter or. R despu?s2 una comb nac "n espec al2 Zaruk & Maria Berasarte. Laruk es el d;o mus cal compuesto por la 1 olonchel sta espa4ola Iris Azquinezer y el .u tarr sta alemFn Rainer Seiferth 2 3ue entrela$an m;s ca clFs ca2 jazz y m;s ca trad c onal. Alternan compos c "n e mpro1 sac "n2 y el m n mal smo y el 1 rtuos smo se dan la mano. Un conc erto ;n co el 3ue ofrece este d;o Aunto a la 1o$ de María Berasarte como ar0sta n1 tada.
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