#alen ilijic

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V.A.-"Ancient Astronauts- The ancient music of Greece: a reappReciation" is out on 1TRACKTAPE (Greece)!!!

In 2015 the German netlabel suRRism-Phonoethics released the compilation "The Music of Ancient gReece: an appReciation". Eight years later, as a part of "that sounds greek to me" series, 1tracktape reappReciates the same tracks in the same order, with the same copyright license. All tracks reworked by 1tracktape team including (The) Unknown Artist, DEE (aka Downer Edited Ending), melophobia (μελωφοβία) and more unknown artists!. 80min to burn a compact disk for the audio system in your car! Plus 3 more reworks as download - bonus tracks. “”The music of ancient Greece was almost universally present in society, from marriages and funerals to religious ceremonies, theatre, folk music and the ballad-like reciting of epic poetry. It thus played an integral role in the lives of ancient Greeks. There are significant fragments of actual Greek musical notation as well as many literary references to ancient Greek music, such that some things can be known—or reasonably surmised—about what the music sounded like, the general role of music in society, the economics of music, the importance of a professional caste of musicians, etc" (Wikipedia, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_ancient_Greece). The tracks on this compilation are either covers of the remaining fragments of Ancient Greek music, or a reflection of the participating artists on the cultural legacy of Ancient Greece and an attempt to find the music of Ancient Greece in their own compositional approaches." First compilation of "appReciation", curated by Igor Jovanovic (2015). Second compilation of "reappReciation", curated / produced by Dimitris Tsironis (2021).

featuring: Lina Palera Anthony Donovan Dave Fuglewicz Crocodile Tears Hectic Head nobodisoundz Lezet Lomz Ophed Alen Ilijic Mu. Zoran & Borut Seiei Jack BroodingSideOfMadness Daitse Autumna X Triage Jared C. Balogh L o W & CROCODILE TEARS Jaan Patterson

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This World may be surreal but it is having it’s moments.

Just back from Vienna having played with Alen Ilijic and Wei-Ya Lin.

We can all moan about how our lives have worked out, but for all the trials and tribulations of mine I have been fortunate to have been at the right place and time to meet all the great people I work with. I don’t just work with them they are friends. As a consequence I have had many defining moments. This was another one of those moments when all of the nonsense of the world disappears and you find yourself in a timeless state where all seems possible. It felt especially so at this time when the world outside resembles the many poor dystopian movies there are out there. 

There was a poignancy to this performance. Many times we had been thwarted over the last 2 years to get together and play and there were moments when it looked as though this time may not happen also. But suddenly we found ourselves together in a room, in the case of Alen and I the room we had met for the first time in 2019. We had made the decision to work together and then we all know what happened next. Taking to the floor, though Wei-Ya and I have played many times together, it was the first time either of us had struck notes with Alen. From the moment of taking my seat to the final note, there was not one ounce of fear the instant mutual trust made one feel hugely courageous. As the piece came to an end there was that strange moment of waking up and realising that there were actually other people in the room. 

A truly remarkable time. Very big thank you to the whole aNother festival team and to Helga for putting us up (and the German lessons). It was so sad to leave, having made new friendships and strengthened old ones. There will be more from this trio this year and there may be a guest or two along the way. Vienna I will be back soon!!

Photos by Joanna Pianka (c) 2022

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Alen Ilijic

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New Post has been published on Kinematografija

New Post has been published on http://www.kinematografija.net/ne-propustite-hrt1-film-majstori-1122/

Ne propustite na HRT1- film Majstori

ScreenShot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOgOoC4H_Is

Već nekoliko tjedana, Prvi i Drugi program Hrvatske radiotelevizije emitira stalni program utorkom i nedjeljom na kojem se prikazuju hrvatski filmovi. Ideja o pobošljanom programu, s naglaskom na hrvatsku kinematografiju, dočekana je s oduševljenjem publike. Nakon filmova “Život je truba” Antonia Nuića, “S one strane” Zrinka Ogreste, “Narodnog heroja Liljana Vidića” Ivana Gorana Viteza i brojnih drugih na red je stigla i komedija redatelja i scenarista Dalibora Matanića “Majstori” (2013.)

U režiji Dalibira Matanića, redateljja filmova “Fine mrtve djevojke” i Kino Lika”, “Majstori” su urnebesna komedija u kojoj glavne uloge igraju jedna kućanica, njen suprug, nespretni majstor i osebujni ribar.

Nakon što domaćica Keka (Areta Ćurković) osjeti probleme u svom bračnom životu i odnosu sa suprugom Bajom (Nikša Butijer) u živote im se umiješa nespretni majstor Ilija (Goran Bogdan) i stvari se krenu komično komplicirati. Vrlo skoro, Baja otkrije namjere svoje supruge i majstora Ilije, a Keka, koja je ionako umorna od svega, odlazi u malo primorsko mjesto u kojem susreće ribara Luju (Bojana Navojeca). U borbi za Kekino srce, tri suparnika otkrit će mnoge stvari smai o sebi, ali i o životu.

Svakako ne propustite biti večeras u 20:05 uz Prvi program Hrvatske radiotelevizije i nasmijati se uz Matanićeve “Majstore” i fatalnu Keku.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOgOoC4H_Is

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