Schaka Quintet from Slovenia is going on a tour with the famous Mnozil Brass
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The world famous brass septet MNOZIL BRASS have announced an extensive tour across Europe taking place in autumn 2020. This time they will be joining forces with Slovenian SCHAKA QUINTET.
Schaka Quintet consists of five aspiring musicians from Slovenia, who are guided by music, connected by the joy of playing together, and united by a sincere friendship. All members Matej Kravcar, Lenart Zih, Dominik Rus (trumpet), Blaž Ogrič (horn), Tine Plahutnik (trombone), Rok Grubelnik (tube) are also students of the Academy of Music of the University of Ljubljana.
We asked them how did this cooperation begin. “Remember the first time you went to a show and saw your favorite band? And you were so impressed with their performance and music they played? Well that’s exactly what happened to us in February when we went to the concert of Mnozil Brass in Ljubljana. After the concert we also had the honor to meet them and through the conversation we got an idea about joint project, that is now an unexpected reality,” explained members of Schaka Quintet.
“Music is a conversation, a give and take. And connection between Schaka quintet is impressive. They are amazing musicians and people. And we are really excited and looking forward to this tour” said Thomas Gansch from Mnozil Brass. “If you want to be a rock star or just be famous, then run down the street naked, you’ll make the news or something. But if you want music to be your livelihood, then play, play, play and play! And eventually you’ll get to where you want to be.”
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