MAR DEL PLATA-CONCERTS – TELAM Agency
A new date of the “Symphonic Chapters” cycle in the hall of the MAR Provincial Museum of Contemporary Art, with free admission, and the presentation of the sextet led by the bassist, guitarist and composer Marcos Basso, are two of the musical proposals for the weekend in Mar del Plata.
In the case of “Symphonic Chapters”, the event will be today from 7 p.m., with the performance of the Student Symphony Orchestra conducted by Paula Amorín and Eduardo Chelo Lamas.
The “Chapters” are meetings open to the community with the presentation of symphonic and chamber groups with free admission, and in this case it will have a program composed of two parts.
The first will be with “Carmen, Suite No. 2” – George Bizet (Marcha de los contrabandistas, Habanera, Canción del Toreador, La Guardia Montada and Danza bohemia), directed by Mtro. Eduardo Lamas; while then “Nutcracker Suite” Op. 71ª, by Piotr Ilich Tchaikovsky (March, Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Arabic Dance, Dance of the Mirlitons and Waltz of the Flowers) will be performed with Ms. Paula Amorín Mazzorotolo in charge of the direction.
The Student Symphony Orchestra is made up of students from different institutions and independent musicians. It is a self-managed space, open to the community without age limits. In his ten years of activity he performed numerous times in venues in the city of Mar del Plata as well as in Villa Gesell, Pinamar, Necochea, Maipú, Lobería, Miramar and Balcarce.
Meanwhile, at 8 p.m. and at the Collective Space for Musical Experiences (ECEM), in La Rioja at 200 of the spa city, bassist Marcos Basso will perform.
The band is completed by Federico Viceconte and José Marín on saxophones, Daniel Fernández on keyboard, Teby Frontera on guitar and Sergio Salvatore on drums; who together with Basso will review songs from their available albums (“Animated Fantasies”, “Serpiente cósmica”, “Marcos Basso Jazz Ensamble”) and will preview new songs from their next material, titled “Supervoz”.
With stylistic diversity as a premise, Marcos Basso proposes a repertoire crossed by different sounds and rhythms always guided by interaction and improvisation.
Source: Ambito
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