Yodel traditionnel des Alpes
Lydische Schleunige en ré, n° 5

Ligorio Costa
Tambdde Roza Tuje Pole

Torquato de Figuereido (1876-1948)
Adeus Korchu Veliu Paulu

Béla Bartók (1881-1945)
Danse sur un rythme bulgare n° 6

Lourdinho Barreto (20ème siècle)
Cecilia Mhojem Naum
Undra Mujea Mama

Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)
Sonate pour piano en ré majeur, Hob XVI:37 "Auenbrugger"
Andante en sol mineur, extrait de la sonate en sol majeur, Hob XVI:11
Zingarese n°1, Hob IX:28

Musique traditionnelle suédoise
Kruspolska efter Gotthard Sjoman

Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757)
Sonate en do majeur, K 159

Carlos Eugenio Ferreira (1860-1926)
Haun Saiba Poltoddi Vetam
Ghe Ghe Ghe

Musique traditionnelle autrichienne
Kolo Cira

Musique traditionelle de Transylvanie
Ugros

Marialena Fernandes, voix, piano
Hotel Palindrome

John Morrissey, bouzouki, mandole, guitare
Peter Natterer, saxophone, basse électrique, melodica
Albin Paulus, cornemuse, clarinette, flûte, guimbarde, lyre, yodel, voix
Stephan Steiner, violon, nyckelharpa, voix

Classical music, folk, jazz, ethno, world music? It is impossible to fit pianist Marialena Fernandes’ and Hotel Palindrone’s music into any single genre. Between the Alpine Yodel, Dances from Austria and Scandinavia, traditional songs from Goa /India and classical works by Joseph Haydn, Domenico Scarlatti and Bela Bartok, the program reflects almost the entire spectrum of musical styles. The focus lies on the discovery and re-interpretation of the interconnecting elements between classical music and traditional folk and world music. Playful but serious, full of experimentation and at the same time with great respect, using instruments such as bagpipes, hurdy-gurdy, guitar or saxophone, the five multi-instrumentalists use a language which – hopefully as defined by Joseph Haydn – is understood by everyone who is willing to go beyond borders and search something new.