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›Finnish folk and classical sounds of the sea‹

Gala concert 150 years German Maritime Search and Rescue Service

Works by Wagner, Reger, Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Grieg, Offenbach and arrangements by Tsuumi Sound System

In over 150 years of courageous operations, the German Maritime Search and Rescue Service (DGzRS) has rescued over 81,000 people from distress situations at sea or other dangers. In their anniversary year, the sea rescuers will deploy some 60 rescue units in the Baltic and North Sea – 24/7 and in all weathers. It stands to reason, therefore, that the historical date of foundation in 1865 deserves to be celebrated in style, and when better than on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the DGzRS in its home city of Bremen. The Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen gladly took up this cause and devised a bold programme of sea-related compositions by Reger, Mendelssohn and Wagner for this special occasion. And to ensure there is something to suit all tastes, the orchestra has invited guests who have already enraptured the ›Summer in Lesmona‹ audience on two occasions. ›Tsuumi Sound System‹ returns to Bremen! In their time-honoured cross-over with the musicians of The Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen they will cause the musical waves to surge. In their 2015 anniversary year, The Deutsche Kammer­philharmonie Bremen is the honorary ›ambassador‹ of the sea rescuers. This way, the dedicated musicians are supporting the equally dedicated work of the sea rescuers, who continue to be funded exclusively through voluntary contributions and donations, as international ambassadors.

プログラム

    • リヒャルト・ワーグナー (1813–1883)
    • Christoph Columbus ›Overture‹
    • Max Reger (1873–1916)
    • Four Tone Poems Böcklin: ›Im Spiel der Welten‹
    • Esko Järvelä
    • ›Northling‹
    • Hannu Kella
    • ›Circus on Ice‹
    • Hannu Kella
    • ›Sicilian Panda‹
    • フェリックス・メンデルスゾーン (1809–1847)
    • The Hebrides or Fingal´s Cave
    • エドヴァルド・グリーグ (1843–1907)
    • Peer Gynt: ›Peer Gynt´s Homecoming. Stormy Evening On The Sea‹
    • フィリップ・ゴーベール (1879–1941)
    • Les chants de la mer ›Là-bas, très loin, sur la mer‹
    • Hannu Kella
    • ›Käytävä‹
    • Esko Järvelä
    • ›Altitude‹
    • Vincent d´Indy (1851–1931)
    • Tableaux de Voyage: ›Preambule‹
    • Jacques Offenbach (1819–1880)
    • The Tales of Hoffmann: ›Barcarole‹
    • Joakim Berghäll
    • ›Silmäkkeessä‹
    • Pilvi Järvelä
    • ›Smilla‹
    • Sir Granville Bantock (1886–1946)
    • Hebridean Sea-Poem: ›The Sea-Reivers‹

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Tsuumi Sound System is an energetic eight-piece ensemble, which fuses the nuances of various forms of world music with Nordic folk tradition. Formed in 1998 by accordion player Hannu Kella as a backup band to the Tsuumi Dancing Group, the ensemble has in the meantime celebrated numerous successes of its own.

Diversity is an essential characteristic for Tsuumi Sound System, along with carefully crafted compositions and intense live performances. The band describe their sound as ›Finnish Urban Ethno‹; together with a pinch of Balkan folk, some Latin edge and good portion of jazz, a talent for delicate nuances rounds off their repertoire.

In 2008, the band made a guest appearance at ›Summer in Lesmona‹, and in the festival’s 20th anniversary year in 2014 again delivered an acclaimed performance.

The line-up features Hannu Kella, the lineup features Pilvi Järvelä (piano, harmonium) as the only female band member in the octet, as well as Tarmo Anttila (double bass), Tommi Asplund (violin), Joakim Berghäll (saxophone, percussion), Tero Hyväluoma (violin), Jani Kivelä (guitar) and Jussi Nikula on drums.

In 2013, Tsuumi Sound System released their sixth album ›Floating Letters‹.

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