Noche de tango argentino en Red Bar (Burgtheater), Viena.
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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Monday, June 9, 2014
Tango se baila con los ojos cerrados
Labels:
Austria,
Burgtheater,
closed eyes,
music,
passion,
Red Bar,
tango,
Vienna,
Wien
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
sloAkitchen: Cherry Tree Event at Schraubenfabrik
May 23, creative people’s co-working space in Vienna’s Leopoldstadt, Schraubenfabrik, was hosting sloAkitchen, a Austrian-Slovenian event, combining culture, gastronomy and design.
The keynote of the venue were “all things cherry”, including cherry trees (that could be “adopted” right on the spot), cherry strudel as well as cherry-inspired jewelry and designs. All pepped up with good Austrian wine and live performance by Johann Sergej’s band with ‘always keep on the cherry-side of life’ and a frutty jam session by Dj… Mr. Cherrypicker, of course.
A big shout-out to Špela Leskovic, an architect from Ljubljana, and Helga Kusolitsch , an architecture curator from Vienna, for uniting their efforts and turning the ivy-cloaked terrace of Schraubenfabrik into a place to savor tastes and sounds in a warm company.
The keynote of the venue were “all things cherry”, including cherry trees (that could be “adopted” right on the spot), cherry strudel as well as cherry-inspired jewelry and designs. All pepped up with good Austrian wine and live performance by Johann Sergej’s band with ‘always keep on the cherry-side of life’ and a frutty jam session by Dj… Mr. Cherrypicker, of course.
A big shout-out to Špela Leskovic, an architect from Ljubljana, and Helga Kusolitsch , an architecture curator from Vienna, for uniting their efforts and turning the ivy-cloaked terrace of Schraubenfabrik into a place to savor tastes and sounds in a warm company.
Labels:
Austria,
cherry,
design,
fun,
music,
Shraubenfabrik,
sloAkitchen,
Slovenian,
strudel,
Vienna
Monday, July 16, 2012
Maria Coma
Several days passed since the exquisite concert of a Catalan singer songwriter, Maria Coma, at Heliogàbal. Her magical voice and fascinating piano play still stay etched in my audio-memory, humming to my inner ear. One of those rare cases when the music is so powerful, it's not perceived by the brain, but through each pore.
Labels:
barcelona,
Catalan,
concert,
Heliogàbal,
Maria Coma,
music,
songwriter
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