For « different music » lovers: « Ring Ring » from 23. to 25. May in Studio 6 Radio Belgrade, Jewish Cultural Center and Karmakoma Club – Culture

The longest festival of alternative, experimental, fri-jazz and imprus music in Serbia, in spite of the unfulcting circumstances, will be held in its regular concerts, bringing five concerts to the joy of « different music », announced by the organizers.

The festival opens the Serbian-Austrian Duo, which consists of Marina Jukljev (gramophones), two artists whose praised album « Strudel » represents the fruit of distance cooperation and Synchronous performance from Novi Sad and Vienna, in « Kid-October » 2020. years.

The performance, which is the Balkan Prime Minister, is scheduled for Friday, 23. May, in Studio 6, starting at 20.30.

The entrance to this evening is free, with mandatory application in advance, via email: (Email Protected).

Second evening, Saturday, 24. May, will be held at the glorious, « Ringering’s » location, in the Jewish Cultural Center « Oneg Sabat ».

The Czech Percusionist Pavel Fight, which was on « Ring Ring » in the last time, in the last time Mie Zabelka, this time will show the wealth and excitement of his solo performing at the 29th « Ring Ring » another Balkan Prime Minister.

At the concert that will close the second evening, the audience will attend the world premiere of the Portuguese-American-Serbian Quartet part of: Luish Vicente (Trumpet), John Dajkman (Saxophone), Aleksandar Škoreić (drums) and Branislav Radojković (double bodislav Radojković (double bodislav Radojković (double bodislav Radojković (double bodislav Radojković (double bodislav Radojković (counterbas).

It will be Fri-Jazz Fireworks of prominent improvisers.

Third, final evening, on Sunday, May 25, in Karmakoma club, brings another Balkan prime minister first.

German-Norwegian acoustic trio that make Ignac Chic (Saxophone), Ingebrigt Hoker Flaten (Drabas) and Oliver Stige (drums) is the composition of three legendary artists at the modern European scene of jazz, improvised and experimental music.

And, for the very end, the real international stars come to the home audience, veterans on whose forehead is the famous Japanese guitarist Otomo Joshihide.

Otomo has been a few times at the Festival, and now comes with its recognized Japanese Quintet onq (Otomo Yoshihide’s New Jazz Quintet), which started working and promoting energetic Fri-jazz and experimental music back in 1999. years.

This will be their first performance in Serbia.

Tickets for the second evening (1200 dinars), as well as for the third evening (1700 dinars), is possible to obtain through the site Tickets.rs and via email: (Email Protected).

The festival was supported by: Austrian Cultural Forum Belgrade, Gete Institut, Czech Center Belgrade, Radio Belgrade 3, Jewish Cultural Center « Oneg Shabbat » and club « Karmakoma ».

The organizer is the Association « Ring Ring » in cooperation with MICS.