Mindaugas Bikauskas – guitar, vocal
\nMarius Zaremba – clarinet
\nMindaugas Vadoklis – trumpet
\nAugustas Baronas – drums
\nDenis Mura\u0161ov – double bass
\n(retro jazz, swing)
\nEN:
\n\u201eHome Jazz Band\u201c – tradicinio d\u017eiazo chuliganai nuo 2011 met\u0173.
\nPro sunkias r\u016bsio duris prasiskverbia tylus trimito tonas. Tai slaptas baras, paskend\u0119s dam\u0173 cigarili\u0173 d\u016bmuose, intymiuose pokalbiuose. Ant scenos l\u0117tais gryb\u0161niais kontrabosininkas kontroliuoja susirinkusi\u0173j\u0173 puls\u0105. O ritmingi gitaristo mostai ir intensyvus l\u0117k\u0161\u010di\u0173 aidas kvie\u010dia u\u017e purpurini\u0173 satino u\u017euolaid\u0173. \u0160oki\u0173 aik\u0161tel\u0117je baro gilumoje \u0161\u0117lsta suprakaitavusios poros. Kostiumuoti vyrai ir damos raudonomis l\u016bpomis sukasi pagal klarnetininko vira\u017eus.
\n\u0160ioms patirtims nereikia laiko ma\u0161inos. Nereikia keltis \u012f 1920-\u0173j\u0173 Nauj\u0105j\u012f Orlean\u0105 ar 1940-\u0173j\u0173 Niujork\u0105. \u012e kelion\u0119 Jus kartu pasiims Tradicinio d\u017eiazo ir svingo kolektyvas \u201eHome Jazz Band\u201c. Jau nuo 2011 met\u0173 grup\u0117 lau\u017eo standartus, atranda istorijos skryniose pasisl\u0117pusius k\u016brinius, prikelia juos naujam gyvenimui. Klausytojas ne tik pasineria \u012f \u0161okio s\u016bkur\u012f, bet po koncerto i\u0161sine\u0161a ir \u017einias apie Naujojo Orleano gatvi\u0173 mar\u0161us, Vodevil\u012f, regtaim\u0105, bigbend\u0173 muzik\u0105, europieti\u0161k\u0105j\u012f d\u017eiaz\u0105. \u201eHome Jazz Band\u201c d\u017eiazas yra visoks \u2013 autenti\u0161kas, o kartais pankroki\u0161kas, \u0161velnus tarsi \u0161ilkas, o kartais grubus ir purvinas. Svarbiausia, kad jis \u2013 tikras.
\nPirmieji 30 biliet\u0173 – pigiau.
\n\u201cJazz Cellar 11\u201d klubo dainyklos projekt\u0105 i\u0161 dalies finansuoja Vilniaus miesto savivaldyb\u0117.
\nENG:
\n“Home Jazz Band” – traditional jazz hooligans since 2011.Through the heavy cellar doors penetrates a quiet trumpet tone. It’s a secret bar, immersed in the smoke of ladies’ cigars, in intimate conversations. On stage, the bassist controls the pulse of the audience with slow, steady strokes. Meanwhile, the guitarist’s rhythmic gestures and the intense echo of the drums invite behind the purple satin curtains. On the dance floor in the depths of the bar, sweaty couples sway. Gentlemen and ladies in costumes whirl to the clarinetist’s turns.
\nThese experiences don’t require time machines. You don’t need to go to 1920s New Orleans or 1940s New York. On this journey, you’ll be accompanied by the Traditional Jazz and Swing collective “Home Jazz Band.” Since 2011, the group has been breaking standards, discovering hidden gems of history, and bringing them to life. The listener not only plunges into the whirl of dance but also takes away knowledge of New Orleans street marches, Vaudeville, ragtime, big band music, and European jazz after the concert. “Home Jazz Band” jazz is diverse – authentic, sometimes rebellious, gentle as silk, sometimes rough and dirty. Most importantly, it’s genuine.
\nThe first 30 tickets \u2013 at the cheapest price.
\nThe Jazz Cellar 11 club\u2019s \u201cDainykla\u201d project is partially funded by the Vilnius City Municipality.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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