Jazz Finland Live

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Joonatan Rautio, saxophone
Joonas Tuuri, double bass
Lassi Kouvo, piano

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Tickets 15/10€

Eloa Culture Company celebrates three new chamber music works inspired by chaos and the resulting brightness.

Estonian composer-bassist Mingo Rajandi's work "Ained ja lained" for bassoon, electronics and lights receives its world premiere. Two more first performances will be experienced from Anna Emmeluth and Turkka Inkilä, who has further developed, for this occasion, his composition "Almanac". Anna Emmeluth's "Lys, mareridt, lys" pictures a nightmare one sleeps through in its entirety. The programming of the concert is planned and curated by bassoonist Antti Salovaara together with the performers.

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Tickets 20 € (cash or MobilePay)
Students two for one

The collaboration of David Chevallier and Anett Tamm was launched in February 2021 in Estonia. As improbable as it felt in the middle of the Covid pandemic, the David Chevallier Trio and the Estonian rising talent singer went on a tour of five concerts with a live audience, performing “The Ophelia Songbook”, with music by Chevallier and lyrics by Kyrie Kristmanson. This unforgettable experience served as a springboard to “Borders”, a true original collaboration between the guitarist and the singer.

David and Anett explain: “The meaning of the border changes depending on whether you are a tourist, an intruder or an immigrant. “Borders” opens up the border as a multilayered physical and cognitive concept through different perspectives: exile, discovery, migration, encounter, experimentation, friction…”

Anett Tamm vocals, lyrics, electric guitar
David Chevallier hybrid guitar, compositions
Sébastien Boisseau double bass
Christophe Lavergne drums, electronics

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