EthnoLife. Three Fields from the Volga at the Russian-Celtic Party
Клубные российские · 11.03.2004
The EthnoLife festival is a bright musical event for all lovers of ethno-music and ethnic culture in general. The main event of the festival takes place in the summer in picturesque locations near Moscow and St. Petersburg, but to give ethno-people a place to meet and communicate throughout the year, EthnoLife organizes monthly musical ethno-parties right in the city. The next such event is a Russian-Celtic party, where the sound space will be created by motifs of the Russian north, the rituality of ancient Russian songs, and the energy of Celtic melodies and dances. In a word, the mysterious Russian and the mysterious Celtic souls will meet in the very center of Moscow.
You will witness the presentation of the new album "Three Fields" by the neo-folk group Volga and a mesmerizing performance by the group Reel, which will appear on stage under a new name!
On the main stage:
Volga (Moscow), Va-Ta-Ga (ex-Reel, Petrozavodsk), Musica Radicum (St. Petersburg).
And also: the Moscow School of Ceili Dance, the performance of "I Will Love You Forever" by the theater studio Accord in musical design with the EthnoLife participants – the Dubsinthe group.
From 21:00 to the morning, the second venue works:
On the dance floor, there will only be ethno-dance! Dancing barefoot until morning on a carpeted floor. At the console: DJ Нисифоров, DJ Sergey Shmerling, DJ Aniccha, and friends. Invited live groups: Voron Kutha (Tula), Beginning of the Century.
At 23:30 on the main stage:
Trans-party featuring famous DJs: Tony Lizard, Sprusmus, Reanimator, Demos, Astral. A new face and hands at the console - DJ Hydrol.
And also:
Delicious treats from the restaurant Jagannath, tea chillout, a positive atmosphere. At the party, you will be able to purchase disks with ethno-music, including the new CD by the group Volga.
On March 12 at 20:00 at the Moscow House of Artists (m. Kuznetsky Most, Kuznetsky Most St. 11), the Ethno Music Festival EthnoLife presents the Russian-Celtic party.