Muzikinis performansas Sayonakidori (liet. Lakštingala) (režisierė ir kompozitorė Agnė Matulevičiūtė) Premjera!

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uka -ka: sound when you are constantly a little wrong

uwaa: sound when you can't express the words

boro-boron: sound when everything around you* Justify; ">*Onomatopays from Polly Barton's book Fifty Sounds

Sayonakidori (from Japanese-Laktingala)-Oonomatopy landscape reveal in words.

Composer and work director Agnė Matulevičiūtė visited Nijō Castle during visits to Japan to get to know the architecture of this unique structure and its floors. The "nightingale floor" talks about the myth - it could have been a security system that helps to defend themselves against intruders, or simply a unrelated architectural mistake. The artist is interested in the fact that this myth is still written and told. Such duality opens up extremely wide and interesting contexts and themes to create a performance. Walking on the "Nightingal Floor" inspired the artist to create an audible composition for the building, playing it as a musical instrument, playing what is invisible, but heard and vice versa. It is a piece of music and dance, where performers will shape the audio fabric using their bodies and voices.

Musical Performance Themes stem from Japanese culture monitoring and its interpretation of the European phenomenon research. The sound technology of the nightingale corridor, used for protection, inspires the topics of offensive, defense and privacy. Safety here is both an inner state and a fear of world insecurity.

Creative Team:

Author, director and composer: Agnė Matulevičiūtė

Choreographer: Pawel Sakowicz (Poland)

Stage and Light Artist: Julius. Curonian

Costume artist: Elena Marija Veleckaitė

Sound director: Ignas Juzokas

performers: Tomoo Nails (Japan), Clara Giambinas (France), Greta Grinevičiūtė, Ugnė Kavaliauskaitė, Justina Mykolaitytė Gediminas Rimeika, Agnė Matulevičiūtė

producer: Rusnė Kregždaitė

Executive producer: Greta Senkutė

Communication Manager: Rasa Kregždaitė

Visual Photographer Laurušonytė

Technical Manager: Vladislav Bajaznyj

Partners:

Trakai Vokė Manor Homestead, Polish Institute in Vilnius, Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania in Japan, Misho Residence (Fujino, Japan) Representation in Japan, Japanese Embassy in Lithuania, Bookstore Network Vaga, Inlandimensions

The project is funded by: Lithuanian Cultural Council, Vilnius City Municipality, EU Japan Fest

Premiere! 18:00

March 30 18:00

at Trakai Vokė Manor Homestead (Green a. 2A, LT-02232, Vilnius)

You can apply for 10 or more tickets: Vipklentai@bilietai.lt