Both the moog and the bansuri expand the field of a classical quartet by inviting the sounds of India, Arabic music, as well as more electronic effects.
Piano and sax are supported by the background of an intense rhythmic complicity between Sébastien Boisseau (double bass – France) and Teun Verbruggen (drums – Belgium), who share with the soloists rhythmic and melodic jousting, surprising at any moment.
An intoxication of swing rocked by modernism, with the suspicion sometimes of a spiritual depth in the music, sometimes of quirky, almost Fellinian humor, which make this Orchestra Nazionale della Luna a quite unique musical meteorite.
The band took a stand about the ecological crisis on their second album, There Is Still Life On Earth, released on BMC Records in 2020. Exploring the balance between composing and improvising, acoustic and electronic sounds, order and chaos, their new repertoire – to be recorded in the days before the concert for BMC Records – will question the social disruptions caused by new technologies and AI.
Featuring:
Manuel Hermia - saxophones, flute, bansouri
Kari Ikonen - piano, moog
Sébastien Boisseau - double bass
Teun Verbruggen - drums
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