The Secret Life Of Sounds Trio Sordini

• 1 Sordini-overture 09:25
• 2 We’ll get to it 03:38
• 3 Várna 12:42
• 4 78 07:28
• 5 Laur 11:06
• 6 Pankota 04:34
• 7 Dawn 05:30
• Total Runtime 54:23

Info for The Secret Life Of Sounds

... sound strings of different origins, taken out of the system of a theatrical performance, can interact with each other and tell further intricate stories, both for the musicians and, even more so, for the audience. And as time goes by, more and more new melodies and rhythms emerge in Trio Sordini's sometimes seemingly endless labyrinth of sound. Composition and improvisation, a journey from everywhere to everywhere, an uninterrupted music flow ...

Three years ago, three musicians, who were also at home in theater circles, thought that they would call the sounds, rhythms and melodies they played in the plays directed by János Mohácsi to an independent life. They thought that the stringed strings of different origins, tearing apart from the system of a theatrical performance, could also come into contact with each other and tell further stories to both the musicians and even more so to the audience. And over time, more and more new melodies and rhythms emerge in the sometimes seemingly endless sound maze of the Trio Sordini. Composition and improvisation, traveling from everywhere to everywhere: More than an hour and a half of unstoppable sound streams in two parts.

Trio Sordini:
Márton Kovács, violin, vocals
Ádám Móser, accordion, kaval
Csaba Gyulai, gadulka, daf

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Trio Sordini
The trio plays contemporary chamber music inspired by the music of Márton Kovács, Csaba Gyulai and Ádám Móser.

"We first played together in a play at the Radnóti Theatre, Budapest with Ádám Móser and Csaba Gyulai. In the course of our work together, it occurred to us that we could play in a trio the arrangement and further reflection of musical themes that deserve to be played. Thus, in the summer of 2019, an intensive rehearsal process took place, followed by the first apartment concert, which was the birth of Trio Sordini. Since then, we have been working and playing not only the themes of theatre music, but also the cycle written for Trio Sordini by Ádám Móser, each of which offers ample scope for experiments in form, melody, rhythm and, not least, instrumentation. The music heard here is the latest stage in this process." Márton Kovács

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