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On July 28th, the premiere of 'Girls from Naples' performed by the opera group 'Les Femmes' and two instrumentalists took place on the Internet. The show is gaining popularity.
This is the smallest string instrument, which originates from baroque violins. However, instruments resembling violins, from which this instrument could have evolved, can be found in many places on Earth...
A wind instrument with six holes similar to a simple flute, also known in Poland as the "Polish fletik". The instrument originates from 16th century France, with various variations also from England and Germany. In the 18th and 14th centuries, it gained immense popularity in our country.
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Michel Lauzière is a recognized Canadian composer and artist, known for his extraordinary and innovative approach to music. His piece "Les Klaxons" is an excellent example of using unconventional instruments in both serious and less serious repertoire. Lauzière experiments with sound and creates compositions that surprise and move the audience. In the piece "Les Klaxons," he uses the sounds of car horns as the foundation for his music. This combination seems impossible, but Lauzière proves that even the most mundane sounds can become a musical work of art. The form of the piece is extremely interesting, consisting of dynamic and rhythmic fragments that add energy and intensify emotions. Lauzière creates contrasts between loud and quiet moments, creating space for mutual dialogue between the instruments. The era in which this piece was created is not clearly defined, but one can notice influences of avant-garde and experimental musical trends. Lauzière refers to tradition but simultaneously seeks a new sound and form. His music is bold and unconventional, and "Les Klaxons" is a perfect example of this. Michel Lauzière demonstrates that music can be not only beautiful and subtle but also surprising and energetic. His piece "Les Klaxons" is an excellent example of how one of the seemingly banal sounds can become a source of inspiration and creative genius.
This guest is a true magician of instruments! His creativity and ability to use horns in such an original way is amazing. The music can be both serious and full of humor, and Michel Lauzière knows this perfectly. What a talent! I’m really glad I could watch this video and experience his musical magic. Are you ready for a temporary break from standard instruments? Enjoy the show!