DIVUS PRAHA: Prague Improvisation Orchestra & Susanna Gartmayer & TimPerkis | concert

Prague Improvisation Orchestra & Susanna Gartmayer & TimPerkis | concert

14.04.2013 19:30

Divus | en cs

Sunday 14.4.2013 19:30

The latest return to Divus for Prague Improvisation Orchestra, after their successful premiere in October 2012. This time the group of fifteen enthusiastic improvisers will perform with special guests:

Bass clarinetist Susanna Gartmayer from Vienna and Californian computer music pioneer Tim Perkis.
PIO builds their work in the tradition of internationally-renowned ensembles such as Sun Ra Arkestra (US), Scratch Orchestra (UK) and Globe Unity Orchestra (DE).

14.04.2013 19:30

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