Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape
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== Background == | == Background == | ||
| − | After her first solo performance in 1988, Uršula took her time to perfect her a capella singing and create her own special way of transposing poetry into sung words. In 1997, she met [[Joži Šalej]], who started to occasionally join in her performances on piano and accordion and also | + | After her first solo performance in 1988, Uršula took her time to perfect her a capella singing and create her own special way of transposing poetry into sung words. In 1997, she met [[Joži Šalej]], who started to occasionally join in her performances on piano and accordion and also on vocals. Somewhat later, bassist, and singer [[Metod Benko]] also joined, and in 2000 (in self-release) and 2003 (released by [[Sanje ('Dreams') Publishing House]]) her first two albums came out. Both were outstanding even in the otherwise rich field of Slovene ethno music and were highly praised by the critics. |
| − | Even while still nurturing her affinity for solo singing, a band starting forming around Ramoveš and, after a few permutations, encompassed her: Šalej, Benko, and the renowned drummer [[Marjan Stanić]]. They first appeared on an album that accompanied a new poetry collection by [[Jože Ramoveš]], who had otherwise | + | Even while still nurturing her affinity for solo singing, a band starting forming around Ramoveš and, after a few permutations, encompassed her: Šalej, Benko, and the renowned drummer [[Marjan Stanić]]. They first appeared on an album that accompanied a new poetry collection by [[Jože Ramoveš]], who had otherwise recorded and released a number of his poetry collections. The same year, Uršula Ramoveš's first album was re-released, and a year later, Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape published another album in their own right (both released by [[Sanje ('Dreams') Publishing House|Sanje]]). |
| − | In 2010, they were joined by [[Robert Jukič]], another notable Slovene jazz musician. At first intended just for a live performance on the radio show | + | In 2010, they were joined by [[Robert Jukič]], another notable Slovene jazz musician. At first intended just for a live performance on the radio show ''Izštekani'' [Un-plugged], he soon became a permanent member. Later, a short documentary about them was filmed and broadcast on [[Radio- |
| − | Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)|national TV]]. | + | Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)|national TV]]. As of 2013, they have graced the stages of [[Jazz Cerkno Festival]], [[Days of Poetry and Wine Festival]], [[Kamfest]], [[Cankarjev dom, Cultural and Congress Centre|Cankarjev Dom]], and many other places, where their uncommon and yet rewarding music is always appreciated. |
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 12:17, 28 August 2013
Contact
- Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape on Kamfest in 2011.
Background
After her first solo performance in 1988, Uršula took her time to perfect her a capella singing and create her own special way of transposing poetry into sung words. In 1997, she met Joži Šalej, who started to occasionally join in her performances on piano and accordion and also on vocals. Somewhat later, bassist, and singer Metod Benko also joined, and in 2000 (in self-release) and 2003 (released by Sanje ('Dreams') Publishing House) her first two albums came out. Both were outstanding even in the otherwise rich field of Slovene ethno music and were highly praised by the critics.
Even while still nurturing her affinity for solo singing, a band starting forming around Ramoveš and, after a few permutations, encompassed her: Šalej, Benko, and the renowned drummer Marjan Stanić. They first appeared on an album that accompanied a new poetry collection by Jože Ramoveš, who had otherwise recorded and released a number of his poetry collections. The same year, Uršula Ramoveš's first album was re-released, and a year later, Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape published another album in their own right (both released by Sanje).
In 2010, they were joined by Robert Jukič, another notable Slovene jazz musician. At first intended just for a live performance on the radio show Izštekani [Un-plugged], he soon became a permanent member. Later, a short documentary about them was filmed and broadcast on [[Radio- Television Slovenia (RTV Slovenia)|national TV]]. As of 2013, they have graced the stages of Jazz Cerkno Festival, Days of Poetry and Wine Festival, Kamfest, Cankarjev Dom, and many other places, where their uncommon and yet rewarding music is always appreciated.
External links
- Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape website (in English and Slovenian)
- Uršula Ramoveš on Myspace
- A documentary about Uršula and Janez Ramoveš (in Slovenian)
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Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape officially gathered together in 2005, but their musical history is much longer. +
Uršula Ramoveš in Fantje z Jazbecove grape officially gathered together in 2005, but their musical history is much longer. +
