Vänsterns blåsorkester – jubileumskonsert
Orkestern firar 50 ÅR och framför klassiska stycken av Kurt Weill och Hanns Eisler, men också samtida musik komponerad och/eller arrangerad av Håkan Carlsson, Dror Feiler, Jonas Forssell, Per-Åke Holmlander och Otto Remmer.
Medverkar gör flera av våra dirigenter under åren ( Jonas Forssell, Per-Åke Holmlander, Birgit Stare och Otto Remmer) samt kören Trots Allt. Medverkar gör också poeterna Jenny Wrangborg och Göran Greider och som solister Dror Feiler, Ivo Nilsson och Per-Åke Holmlander
…born in 1957 in Skellefteå in the very north of Sweden. Holmlander received his diploma in classical tuba in 1983 at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm with Michael Lind as a teacher. Holmlander has always worked simultaneously with improvisation, jazz and rock music as well as classical and contemporary music.
As an improviser Holmlander has worked with – Eje Thelin, Marilyn Crispell, Paul Lovens, Folke Rabe, Phil Minton, Sten Sandell, Sven-Åke Johansson, Gunter Christmann, Kjell Westling, Akira Sakata, Georg Riedel, Position Alpha, The Swedish Radio Jazz Group, Barry Guy New Orchestra, Ken Vandermark – Territory Band & Resonance Ensemble, London Jazz Composers Orchestra, Peter Brötzmann Chicago Tentet, Swedish azz, Fredrik Ljungkvist and his Yun Kan 5 & 10, Mats Gustafsson NU & Hidros Ensembles, Gabrielle Mitelli – EuropeanGalacticOrchestra and with his own Carliot – It´s never too late Orchestra among many many many others.
Dror Feiler is a composer, reeds player, artist and political activist. Born 1951 in Tel Aviv, Israel he has been living in Sweden since 1973.
Dror Feiler Plays the soprillo, sopranino, soprano, alto, tenor & contrabass saxophones, B-flat clarinet, basset horn, contrabass clarinet and operates computerized sound systems.
Dror Feiler must rank as one of Sweden’s leading composers & improvising musicians and has been commissioned by some of the most important European orchestras, festivals and ensembles (Stockholm New Music, Donaueschingen Festival, Huddersfiled Festival, Wien Modern, Tectonics Festival, Warsaw Autumn).
