Event "The Pear Blossoms (Texas, USA) // Koncerts" organizer: SIA Wiktorija
The Pear Blossoms ir grupa, kas radusies, apvienojoties diviem izciliem mūziķiem — Alexander Jones (Texas, USA) un Dayna Pirso (Ontario, Canada). Guvuši plašu pieredzi dažādos mūzikas žanros, krustu šķērsu koncertējot Ziemeļamerikā un Eiropā, 2022. gadā viņi sanāca kopā, lai radītu The Pear Blossoms. Projekta kodols ir stīgu grupu mūzika — abi mākslinieki ir pavadījuši visu savu muzikālo karjeru, iedziļinoties amerikāņu pirmskara ēras džezā un blūzā. Viņi izpilda pārlaicīgu un autentisku stilu iedvesmotas oriģinālkompozīcijas, kā arī augšāmceļ sen aizmirstas skaņas, uz mirkli ievedot klasiska regtaima un Amerikas salonu mūzikas pasaulē. Dažas no melodijām nekad nav tikušas ierakstītas, bet nu — 100 gadus vēlāk — atdzimst jaunā izpildījumā. Tas viss — pateicoties neskaitāmām stundām, kas pavadītas arhīvā, aizrautīgi un ar bijību pētot senos dārgumus.
The Pear Blossoms are Alexander Jones (Texas, USA) and Dayna Pirso (Ontario, Canada). Each are accomplished musicians in their own right, having played music of all genres in every corner of North America and in Europe before coming together as The Pear Blossoms in 2022. The heart of their project is that of string band music -- both players have spent their entire musical careers steeped in Americana, focusing on pre-war era jazz and blues.
They are delivering original songs written in an old and timeless style, as well as live renditions of tunes long forgotten. A micro-era of classical ragtime and parlour music in America. Some tunes never recorded, and now well over 100 years later, are being revived. This is a craft that is only made possible by countless hours spent in the archives, with great dedication and reverence.
The Pear Blossoms are Alexander Jones (Texas, USA) and Dayna Pirso (Ontario, Canada). Each are accomplished musicians in their own right, having played music of all genres in every corner of North America and in Europe before coming together as The Pear Blossoms in 2022. The heart of their project is that of string band music -- both players have spent their entire musical careers steeped in Americana, focusing on pre-war era jazz and blues.
They are delivering original songs written in an old and timeless style, as well as live renditions of tunes long forgotten. A micro-era of classical ragtime and parlour music in America. Some tunes never recorded, and now well over 100 years later, are being revived. This is a craft that is only made possible by countless hours spent in the archives, with great dedication and reverence.
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