Znate le s pomočjo telesa in glasu poustvariti zvok gozda, vetra, žuborenje potoka, dežja in ptic?
Can you only use your body and voice to recreate the sound of the forest, wind, babbling stream, rain and birds?

Jan Tomšič, Boštjan Gombač – oba pihala, tolkala in druga znana in neznana glasbila / both wind instruments, percussion and other known and unknown musical instruments

Jan Tomšič in Boštjan Gombač sta nadvse kreativna glasbenika, ki na koncertih največkrat igrata na več različnih glasbil, saj pravita, da lahko tako najhitreje prepotujeta ves svet. V dobro šolsko uro trajajočem koncertu vas bosta z zvokom rekonstrukcije najstarejšega glasbila na svetu popeljala iz Slovenije v Afriko, do Indije in nazaj, čez kar nekaj evropskih držav; pot ju bo zanesla tudi čez lužo – v Ameriko. Koncert pa bo zanimiv tudi zato, ker bosta skupaj z otroci poskusila, kako lahko samo s pomočjo telesa in glasu poustvarimo zvok gozda, vetra, žuborenje potoka, dežja in ptic.

Jan Tomšič and Boštjan Gombač are extremely creative musicians who often play several different instruments at concerts, as they say that this is the fastest way to travel the world. In a good school hour long concert, with the sound of the reconstruction of the oldest musical instrument in the world, they will take you from Slovenia to Africa, to India and back, across quite a few European countries; their journey will also take them across the pond – to America. The concert will also be interesting because they will, together with the children, try how we can recreate the sound of the forest, wind, babbling stream, rain and birds with just the help of your body and voice.

Foto: Peter Uhan / Katja Žerko