Vokālā džeza grupa “Assembly Singers” 21. oktobrī plkst. 19.00 koncertzālē “Ave Sol” aicina uz programmu, kas veltīta Luiziānas blūzam. Aleksandrs Tomass Matjussons authored and arranged the program while also performing on piano, leading an ensemble exploring New Orleans musical aesthetics and cultural traditions.
Ensemble Lineup and Instrumental Roles
Aleksandrs Tomass Matjussons anchors the arrangement from the piano, establishing the spatial foundation of the performance. Ariana Seviško contributes guitar and vocals, adding the characteristic color and motion of the blues genre, while Pēteris Liepiņš provides the rhythmic base on the double bass.
Vadims Dmitrijevs on trombone and Sandis Skeranskis on trumpet deliver the lively temperament typical of New Orleans performance. Artis Orubs completes the rhythm section on percussion, unifying the various instrumental textures into a single pulse that supports the vocal performance.
Musical Synthesis and Cultural Roots
The program places traditional blues emotion alongside the improvisational freedom of jazz, the spirituality of gospel, the energy of rhythm and blues, and soul. It also incorporates the pulsing drive of funk and the rich variety of Creole music.
The repertoire addresses core human experiences including longing, loss, love, solitude, faith, and hope, framing New Orleans blues not merely as a genre but as an expansive worldview centered on celebration.
Ticketing and Venue Details
Tickets for the October 21 performance at the “Ave Sol” concert hall are available through Biļešu paradīze cash registers and online at www.bilesuparadize.lv. The concert begins at 19:00.
Questions About the “Ave Sol” Concert
When and where is the Assembly Singers concert taking place?
The performance takes place on October 21 at 19:00 at the “Ave Sol” concert hall.
Who arranged the “Luiziānas blūzs” program?
Aleksandrs Tomass Matjussons authored and arranged the program, and he also performs on the piano.
Where can I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available at Biļešu paradīze cash registers and through their website at www.bilesuparadize.lv.
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