Welcome
Bandgladesh
Welcome
Bandgladesh
About
About
Mutual admiration and profound respect can be felt in the sessions of these musicians in an unusual quartet formation.
Their sound features instant compositions and intuitive improvisations that invites the listeners to enter an internal state of imagination;
nothing is changing but everything changes.
In their concerts, a circular interplay is revealed by the on-going dialogue of two handpan players that build simple and long melodic progressions that evolve organically creating rhythmical series of signals and responses.
In the middle of this progressive atmosphere a trumpet in its subtle virtuosity gathers the oscillation enhancing it into a collective flow, while a N'goni (a kind of African harp) enlightens the rhythmical party with perfectly placed tunes and loops.
Now the four of them manage to create a pulse that continuously gets refreshed with invisible harmonies and secondary layers while maintaining the feeling of a never-ending voyage.
About
About
Mutual admiration and profound respect can be felt in the sessions of these musicians in an unusual quartet formation.
Their sound features instant compositions and intuitive improvisations that invites the listeners to enter an internal state of imagination;
nothing is changing but everything changes.
In their concerts, a circular interplay is revealed by the on-going dialogue of two handpan players that build simple and long melodic progressions that evolve organically creating rhythmical series of signals and responses.
In the middle of this progressive atmosphere a trumpet in its subtle virtuosity gathers the oscillation enhancing it into a collective flow, while a N'goni (a kind of African harp) enlightens the rhythmical party with perfectly placed tunes and loops.
Now the four of them manage to create a pulse that continuously gets refreshed with invisible harmonies and secondary layers while maintaining the feeling of a never-ending voyage.
SHOWS
Shows
SHOWS
Shows
PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS:
Psi-Fi festival O.Z.O.R.A. ( Hungary ) 3x
Tropenmuseum ( Amsterdam )
Palais Du Tokyo ( Paris )
Re-Generation Festival ( Murcia, Spain )
Babel Sound Festival ( Hungary )
Szimpla ( Budapest )
Griasdi Iternational Handpan Gathering ( Austria )
Open-up ( Holland )
Soefi Tempel ( Katwijk, NL)
Club Lite ( Amsterdam )
Landjuweel Ruigoord ( NL)
Eindeloos eiland festival ( Zeeland, NL)
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
Have you heard the silence of the - 2016
If you wish to purchase the hard copy of our album please send us a message!
For digital version go to the Bandcamp link
Thank you and enjoy!
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