Croatia

Frischer Wind für den Balkan-Brass

By Knut Henkel on June 29, 2011

By Knut Henkel on 29 June 2011 in BLOG

Blechbläser des Balkans haben in den letzten Jahren viel Erfolg in Europa gehabt. Nun profiliert sich eine neue Generation und schafft mit neuen Anklängen und Rhythmen einen eigenen Sound.

Posted in BLOG | Tagged Adisa Zvekic, Baba Zula, Balkans, Boban Markovic, Bosnia, Croatia, Dub, Fanfara Kalashnikov, Fanfare Ciocarlia, Graz, Jeremy Ashbourne, La Brass, La Brass Banda, La Cherga, Muamar Gazibegovic, Nevenko Bucan, Va Fan Fahre | Leave a response

Art cannot be not Political

By Boris Previsic on June 22, 2010

By Boris Previsic on 22 June 2010 in STORIES

Boris Previsic uncovers interlinks between the economic, political and the cultural situation in the Balkans. He finds huge contrasts between the successes of the visual arts and literature, and music. The latter was very much abused during the wars in the 90s.

Posted in STORIES | Tagged Balkans, Belgrade, Bosnia, Croatia, Cultural Development, Europe, Kosova, Macedonia, Post-War, Sarajevo, Serbia, Sonemus, Thementage2012, Turbo Folk | Leave a response