John Haycock en concert
La Bretelle
- 17, rue des Étuves (Saint-Gervais) - Genève
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John Haycock vous invite pour une exploration sonore hors du commun.
Mêlant avec ingéniosité les mélodies du kora, harpe d'Afrique de l'ouest, et de compositions électroniques il saura vous transporter dans un voyage à la croisée des genres.
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"John Haycock is a multi instrumental live looping artist passionate about affecting acoustic sounds with electronics exploring new sonority.
His debut album ‘An ancient future’ is mid production and due for release 2018
John takes his home made Kora (21 string African Harp) And runs it through a series of electronic devices creating lush soundscapes and solid beats and overlays it with woodwind instruments, bridging the gap between ancient West African Folk melodies and modern electronica, visiting influences from hip-hop to house to dub along the way.
John has been studying Kora closely under the master Gambian griot Jali Nyonkoling Kuyateh for several years having also spent time In West Africa absorbing the culture.
Through this relationship John not only learned how to play the Kora, but also how to construct the instrument, and is able to guide anyone searching for a Kora of their own."
Mêlant avec ingéniosité les mélodies du kora, harpe d'Afrique de l'ouest, et de compositions électroniques il saura vous transporter dans un voyage à la croisée des genres.
_
"John Haycock is a multi instrumental live looping artist passionate about affecting acoustic sounds with electronics exploring new sonority.
His debut album ‘An ancient future’ is mid production and due for release 2018
John takes his home made Kora (21 string African Harp) And runs it through a series of electronic devices creating lush soundscapes and solid beats and overlays it with woodwind instruments, bridging the gap between ancient West African Folk melodies and modern electronica, visiting influences from hip-hop to house to dub along the way.
John has been studying Kora closely under the master Gambian griot Jali Nyonkoling Kuyateh for several years having also spent time In West Africa absorbing the culture.
Through this relationship John not only learned how to play the Kora, but also how to construct the instrument, and is able to guide anyone searching for a Kora of their own."
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21:30 environ |
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par Labretelle le 25 avril 2018