Anaphora
- Club Cinetone, Amsterdam
- 1h 14m
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About this performance
Through original music and special arrangements, Anaphora, the audience and all of our ears will inspect the tiny musical particle that can become everything that can be. How is it that something happens? How is it that something does not? A Something, somewhere, is born. An echo of memories past and future, the tiny particle starts to move. Through its movement, other particles are set in motion and soon enough a blob of raw potentiality is created. It resonates with itself, unlocking possibilities already present within the Acoustic Space, actualising them into pure waves of Sound. A moving sound that moves further within the room, exploring it in all its corners, dancing around the audience, the instruments, the stage and the musicians. The sound, now liberated, can no longer be contained. Hopefully, it can be directed. But how ? The sonic organism Anaphora Trio aims to engage with the tiny particle of musical possibility that can become this something more through Improvisation. The International Trio was formed in 2018 in Rotterdam and has toured BENELUX extensively, including a 12-date tour right before the pandemic.
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Club Cinetone was the original home of Watch Live Jazz, founded during the COVID-19 pandemic to provide jazz musicians with a professional stage while building a world-class streaming catalogue. The venue featured a state-of-the-art production setup with six HD cameras, a dedicated control room and professional audio engineering, enabling every concert to be streamed live and recorded in broadcast quality. After restrictions were lifted, an intimate audience of around 60 guests joined these unique performances, creating an unforgettable live atmosphere. Although Club Cinetone is no longer operating as a venue, its musical legacy lives on through the extensive Watch Live Jazz streaming catalogue, where these exceptional concerts remain available on demand.