Auļi
| Mājaslapa | http://www.auli.lv |
|---|---|
| Fani | 1659 |
| Žanri | Traditional music / Neofolk / Eastern European |
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Bungu un dūdu mūzikas grupa “Auļi” dibināta 2003.gadā un nu jau 13 gadus aktīvi kopj un attīsta dūdu un bungu mūziku Latvijā. 6 dūdinieki, kontrabasists un 3 bundzinieki uz skatuves rada spēcīgu un pozitīvu enerģijas lādiņu, kas aizrauj katru klausītāju, iesaistot un aicinot līdzi auļojošos ritmos. “Auļi” ir plaši pazīstami arī ārvalstīs, taču savas radošās darbības pamatā nezaudē saikni ar latviešu tautas mūziku.
Savā piektajā studijas albumā “Gadalokos”, “Auļi” ir pievērsušies gadskārtu tematikai. Grupas dalībnieki radījuši 16 jaunas, oriģinālas kompozīcijas un katra no tām ir veltīta konkrētam posmam senajā latviešu kalendārā.
Aicinām Auļot Gadalokos kopā ar mums!
Biļetes: http://www.bilesuserviss.lv/lat/biletes/…
The bagpipe and drum music group "Auļi" will present their new album "Gadalokos" at 19.00 on June 4 at the Concert Hall „Cesis”.
Founded in 2003, for the past 13 years "Auļi" have actively played and developed bagpipe and drum music in Latvia. On stage, the six bagpipe players, three drummers and bass player make powerful, energetic music that excites listeners and inspires them to join in the galloping rhythms. "Auļi" are also well known abroad, but their creative endeavours never stray far from Latvian folk music.
For their fifth album, "Gadalokos", "Auļi" focus on the theme of seasonal festivals. The group's members have created 16 new, original compositions, each dedicated to a specific time of year in the ancient Latvian calendar.
Savā piektajā studijas albumā “Gadalokos”, “Auļi” ir pievērsušies gadskārtu tematikai. Grupas dalībnieki radījuši 16 jaunas, oriģinālas kompozīcijas un katra no tām ir veltīta konkrētam posmam senajā latviešu kalendārā.
Aicinām Auļot Gadalokos kopā ar mums!
Biļetes: http://www.bilesuserviss.lv/lat/biletes/…
The bagpipe and drum music group "Auļi" will present their new album "Gadalokos" at 19.00 on June 4 at the Concert Hall „Cesis”.
Founded in 2003, for the past 13 years "Auļi" have actively played and developed bagpipe and drum music in Latvia. On stage, the six bagpipe players, three drummers and bass player make powerful, energetic music that excites listeners and inspires them to join in the galloping rhythms. "Auļi" are also well known abroad, but their creative endeavours never stray far from Latvian folk music.
For their fifth album, "Gadalokos", "Auļi" focus on the theme of seasonal festivals. The group's members have created 16 new, original compositions, each dedicated to a specific time of year in the ancient Latvian calendar.
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