Performers
Klakradl
Birgit Radeschnig, Gesang, Gitarre, Akkordeon
Nicole Radeschnig, Gesang, Klarinette
Markus Fellner, Klarinette, Percussion, Gesang
Stefan Kollmann, Akkordeon, Gesang
Branko Galoić Quartet
Branko Galoić, Gesang, Gitarre
Francisco Cordovil, Gitarre
Lina Belaïd, Violoncello
Wadie Naim, Percussion, Schlagzeug
Programme
»Kosmopolitische Begegnungen«
Birgit Radeschnig
Wet wet nit
Birgit Radeschnig, Stefan Kollmann
Koschuttnig
Birgit Radeschnig
Londflucht
Birgit Radeschnig, Stefan Kollmann
Fanfare Klakradl
Sovülzu
Markus Fellner
Zum Himmel aufe
Birgit Radeschnig
Keks
Markus Fellner
Balkanodrome
Birgit Radeschnig
Obe
Tataaa
Birgit Radeschnig, Stefan Kollmann
Asogt
Christian Bakanic
Dui Dui
Birgit Radeschnig, Markus Fellner
Hingmocht
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Francisco Cordovil, Lina Belaïd, Wadie Naim, Branko Galoić
Tako los
Cardas i po
Daleki svijet
Fraukje tango
Solitude
Million ways
Koji ti je vrag!?
Branko Galoić, Francisco Cordovil, Lina Belaïd, Wadie Naim
Devils dance
Francisco Cordovil, Lina Belaïd, Wadie Naim, Branko Galoić
Flaneur
Driving south
Branko Galoić, Francisco Cordovil, Lina Belaïd, Wadie Naim
Angel song
Francisco Cordovil, Lina Belaïd, Wadie Naim, Branko Galoić
Izdaleka dolazis
Burek i strukle
Magic carpets
Note
Im Rahmen der »Woche der Solidarität mit den Menschen in der Ukraine«
Medienpartner Ö1 Club
Subscription series
Spielarten
Links
http://branko-galoic.com
The Carinthian music formation Klakradl consists of the cabaret duo RaDeschnig and the jazz/world music duo [:klak:]. Both have been enriching their respective genres for years with great success and have already been awarded numerous prizes. Since their merger in 2015, the quartet has been on the road as Klakradl in German-speaking countries, roaming virtuously through the diverse repertoire of musical styles. A constant companion is the Carinthian dialect, which envelops the virtuoso sounds with a playful down-to-earthness and thus gives the Klakradl its very own musical charm.
The singer-songwriter, composer and guitarist Branko Galoić was born in Ivanić-Grad near Zagreb in 1973. From the beginning, he combined rock music with elements of traditional Balkan music. Branko Galoić's music is rooted in the tradition of former Yugoslavia and mixes with a wide variety of styles from rock to film music and chanson, from reggae to swing to Latin, Arabic and Mediterranean sounds. Over the years, he has played with musicians from Greece, Turkey, Lebanon, Iraq, Latin America, Holland, Germany, France and the former Yugoslavia and created his own unmistakable style from all these influences, which has already been compared to troubadours like Jaques Brel or Melingo.