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Recensie VERSO op moors magazine Read a review of Verso's CD VERSO ... ( more )
26 August 2010
Radio Interview Sebastian Borsch The WDR in Germany put an interview with Sebastian Borsch about his recent CD "keyworks" on their ... ( more )
24 August 2010
Review of MEDCEZIR on the ... ( more )
29 June 2010
Review of "Mecezir - Ebb and FLow" in the jazzflits Jazz met Turkse invloeden kennen we in Nederland al verschillende / jaren: de groep Barana mixt al ... ( more )
8 June 2010
**** Review in Parool and Moors Magazine of KLR020 Medcezir Read this review in the Parool about the Medcezir cd ... ( more )
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Muziekcentrum De Baduyp, Amsterdam, 20:30h
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KunstENhuis, Amsterdam, 16:00h
5 October 2010 / To be Sung
de Link, Tilburg, 20:30h
14 September 2010 / Karnatic Lab
Muziekcentrum De Baduyp, Amsterdam, 20:30h
24 September 2010 / To be Sung
rdaio FM Amsterdam, 14:00h
25 September 2010 / To be Sung
KunstENhuis, Amsterdam, 16:00h
5 October 2010 / To be Sung
de Link, Tilburg, 20:30h
Latest release on Karnatic Lab Records
1 January 2010
The latest release on Karnatic Lab Records is "keyworks - Musik für Kontrabassklarinette": Masterly played by Sebastian Borsch you'll hear an instrument you never thought about but will do from now on!
From out of the dark depths of the clarinet family surfaces the contrabass clarinet as a solo instrument, filling in the few remaining white spots south on the map of sound. Perhaps even the most experienced ears will become aware of these sounds for the very first time, like a new flavour never before tasted. Sebastian Borsch, specialist not only in playing, but also in making and maintaining these gleaming, vibrating tubes, presents an outstanding programme of music specially composed for this deliciously low instrument…
Also check out his website to learn more about the players around the world, the repertoire, and composers who have written for this instrument.
Anubis/Nout - Gerard Grisey
Maknonan - Giacinto Scelsi
Golem - Giorgio Colombo Taccani
Ombra - Franco Donatoni
Flux - Eberhard Eyser
Pièce pour violon et clarinette - Claude Vivier (Swantje Tessmann - Violine)
www.contrabassclarinet.org
1 January 2010
The latest release on Karnatic Lab Records is "keyworks - Musik für Kontrabassklarinette": Masterly played by Sebastian Borsch you'll hear an instrument you never thought about but will do from now on!
From out of the dark depths of the clarinet family surfaces the contrabass clarinet as a solo instrument, filling in the few remaining white spots south on the map of sound. Perhaps even the most experienced ears will become aware of these sounds for the very first time, like a new flavour never before tasted. Sebastian Borsch, specialist not only in playing, but also in making and maintaining these gleaming, vibrating tubes, presents an outstanding programme of music specially composed for this deliciously low instrument…
Also check out his website to learn more about the players around the world, the repertoire, and composers who have written for this instrument.
Anubis/Nout - Gerard Grisey
Maknonan - Giacinto Scelsi
Golem - Giorgio Colombo Taccani
Ombra - Franco Donatoni
Flux - Eberhard Eyser
Pièce pour violon et clarinette - Claude Vivier (Swantje Tessmann - Violine)
www.contrabassclarinet.org
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