Sunday 7 March, 19:00

Laboratorium Pieśni — SEPTEM

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Laboratorium Pieśni invites listeners into a luminous world of global polyphony, presenting original arrangements of Slavic, Balkan and Baltic songs alongside new compositions from their creative laboratory. Seven women — Alina Jurczyszyn, Kamila Bigus, Lila Bosowska, Iwona Bajger, Magda Jurczyszyn-Turło, Alina Klebba and Karolina Stawiszyńska-Wiatrow — weave a cappella and instrumentally accompanied textures (drums, shruti box, flutes, chimes) into intimate soundscapes. An exploration of voice, improvisation and nature, SEPTEM traces cycles of creation, intuition and collective harmony.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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