The story of the nightingale is a story about the emperor of China. It’s a story about fake and real beauty. And it’s a story about music. Tonight you can listen to a lot of beautiful music, music form our home countries.
We are twelve students from Denmark, Sweden and Norway. We are here because we want to get to know China and Chinese culture. At the same time we want to give some of our culture to people in Kunming. You are about to hear a story written by the Danish author H.C Andresen. You will listen to music made by Scandinavian artists. And on stage you will see Scandinavians and Chinese creating a cultural experience together.
Martin Farstad Borg - guitar. Jo Fougner Skaansar - bass, Andreas Evjen Håkestad - drums
The young jazz trio Legopulver was founded at the music conservatory in Trondheim, Norway in 2002. Since then they have developed high competence within the fields of improvisation and co playing. In 2007 the CD “Legopulver” was released in Norway and Japan. As well as touring in Norway and abroad the band also gives classes in group improvisation and communication.
Passionate and know-how are qualities behind this ban´s music, which is built on simple melodic themes.These egalitarian trio of jazz musicians based in Trondheim, Norway,make music over a wide dynamic range, and their interweaving sound works at the punchiest levels as well as the more poetic passages. The interplay itself is what makes this band contemporary and full of genuine life.
Legopulver, whose members are all in their twenties, is a product of the jazz department at the University in Trondheim (NTNU). Since their student days they have matured into a solid band in command of the trio format. They are all on the verge of becoming professional
musicians, and they are proud to present their debut CD “Legopulver”
“Han Dream” Music Performance Group is come from Korea. They performed at TCG Nordica, Friday, June 27th at 8:00pm. This exciting performance includes Korean traditional dance, music and drum performance, such as Drum dance of Korea Jindo Type, Korean Girl traditional dance and so on!
Li Chaoqun’s Solo Violin Concert this Saturday at 8pm at TCG Nordica
Li Chaoqun is a gifted violin student from Yunnan Arts Institute (Wen Hua College). He will perform at TCG Nordica, Saturday, June 14th at 8:00pm. This exciting solo performance includes classical pieces by Mozart, Paganini and Chinese composers. There is a free entrance to the concert. Come to encourage this young musician and enjoy a night of beautiful music!
