Novo prizorišče in prva makedonsko-slovenska zasedba na 19. Festivalu slovenskega jazza
A new venue and the first Macedonian-Slovenian band at the 19th Slovenian Jazz Showcase Festival

Martin Gjakonovski – bas / bass; Jože Zadravec – bobni, tolkala / drums, percussion, Ratko Zjača – kitara / guitar; Vid Jamnik – vibrafon / vibraphone

Sedanji lastniki Rimski vrelec opišejo kot “nov prostor sprostitve in rekreacije s kavarno, športnimi igrišči in fontano”. Zdaj bodo lahko dodali še “in z odličnim jazzom”. Makedonski basist Martin Gjakonovski in prleški bobnar Jože Zadravec sta že stara znanca naših odrov. Dvojcu, ki redno sodeluje z zvenečimi imeni jazzovske scene, se bosta tokrat pri izvedbi nekaterih tradicionalnih makedonskih melodij in predstaviti avtorskega repertoarja pridružila na nizozemskem živeči kitarist hrvaških korenin Ratko Zjača in domačin, vibrafonist Vid Jamnik.

The current owners describe Rimski vrelec as “a new place for relaxation and recreation with a cafe, sports fields and a fountain”. Now they will also be able to add “and with great jazz”. Macedonian bassist Martin Gjakonovski and drummer Jože Zadravec from Prlekija are old acquaintances of our stages. The duo, which regularly collaborates with famous names of the jazz scene, will this time be joined by Ratko Zjača, a guitarist with Croatian roots, living in the Netherlands, and the local vibraphonist Vid Jamnik. Together they will perform some traditional Macedonian melodies and present their original repertoire.

V sodelovanju z Rimski vrelec d.o.o. / In cooperation with the Rimski vrelec d.o.o. 

Foto: Nika Hölcl Praper – fotobeležNica