Difference between revisions of "Etnika International World Music Festival"

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Etnika is a young festival which embarked on its mission of bringing fresh world music to the city of Maribor in 2005. The second goal of the festival is to bring new performers, new names who have never before performed in Slovenia. The festival is produced by Pekarna Magdalena Network and takes place annually at Gustaf Hall, Pekarna,(Satchmo Jazz Club, Maribor, Kino Gledališče or Cantante Restaurant. The many venues brought more interest in the festival and increased attendance. The best-attended concert was a most unusual yet very exceptional and original one: it was given by Xu Fengxia, guzheng player and a singer from China.

Programme

Up to 2009 Etnika hosted several grops and all of them performed in Slovenia for the first time: Poum Tchack (France), Pressburger Klezmer Band (Slovakia), Arasinda (Hungary) (in 2006), Banjara - The Gypsies of Radjastan (India), Eszter Biro (Hungary) and Montevideo (Uruguay, Chile, USA, Croatia, Austria) (2007), and Karandila Gypsy Brass Orchestra (Bulgaria), Stepanida Borisova & Ramesh Shotham (Sibiria, India) and Bose/Ghosh/Mallick Trio (India). In 2009 the program included also three groups from Slovenia playing the world music genre: Burkina & Guinea Project, Zdenek Bily Dixieland Band and Cana Flamenca.

External links

Etnika website (in Slovenian)

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-Etnika is a young festival which embarked on its mission of bringing fresh world music to the city of Maribor in 2005. The second goal of the festival is to bring new performers, new names who have never before performed in Slovenia. In 2006 Etnika hosted three such artists: Poum Tchack (France), Pressburger Klezmer Band (Slovakia) and Arasinda (Hungary). The 2007 festival included three more new groups: Banjara - The Gypsies of Radjastan (India), Eszter Biro (Hungary) and Montevideo (Uruguay, Chile, USA, Croatia, Austria).
+Etnika is a young festival which embarked on its mission of bringing fresh world music to the city of Maribor in 2005. The second goal of the festival is to bring new performers, new names who have never before performed in Slovenia. The festival is produced by [[Pekarna Magdalena Network]] and takes place annually at [[Gustaf Hall, Pekarna]],([[Satchmo Jazz Club, Maribor]], Kino Gledališče or Cantante Restaurant. The many venues brought more interest in the festival and increased attendance. The best-attended concert was a most unusual yet very exceptional and original one: it was given by Xu Fengxia, guzheng player and a singer from China.
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-The festival is produced by Pekarna Magdalena Network and takes place annually at [[Pekarna Cultural Centre]] in Maribor. The 2007 festival took place for the first time in three different venues ([[Satchmo Jazz Club, Maribor]], and Cantante Restaurant and [[Gustaf Hall, Pekarna]] in Pekarna), which brought more interest in the festival and increased attendance by almost 50 per cent in comparison with the first and second year. The best-attended concert was a most unusual yet very exceptional and original one: it was given by Xu Fengxia, guzheng player and a singer from China.
+== Programme ==
+Up to 2009 Etnika hosted several grops and all of them performed in Slovenia for the first time: ''Poum Tchack'' (France), ''Pressburger Klezmer Band'' (Slovakia), ''Arasinda'' (Hungary) (in 2006), ''Banjara - The Gypsies of Radjastan'' (India), Eszter Biro (Hungary) and ''Montevideo'' (Uruguay, Chile, USA, Croatia, Austria) (2007), and ''Karandila Gypsy Brass Orchestra '' (Bulgaria), Stepanida Borisova & Ramesh Shotham (Sibiria, India) and Bose/Ghosh/Mallick Trio (India). In 2009 the program included also three groups from Slovenia playing the world music genre: ''Burkina & Guinea Project'', ''Zdenek Bily Dixieland Band'' and ''Cana Flamenca''.

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