Level Soil examines the phenomenon of "musical cultural appropriation" and how to handle it as musicians and artists through songwriting, composing and auto-ethnographic techniques.
Programme
Haley Justine G. Perkins
- Hana to kugi (text from Japanese proverbs)
- Zwei Bäume (text: Hannah Arendt)
- Ástarkaka (text: Berglindi Hreiðarsdóttur)
- Baba/Pappa (text: H. J. G. Perkins)
- Amani na uhuru (a.n.u.), (text from Kenya's national anthem, "Ee Mungu Nguvu Yetu" and The Lord's Prayer in Swahili, "Baba Yetu"
- Jeg så regn falle (text: H. J. G. Perkins)
- Meci bon dieu (different texts by Frantz Casseus and Oswald Durand)
Participants
- Tevje Fjugstad Flaate (guitar)
- Konstantin Helmers (guitar, violin)
- Matias Christoffersen (piano, synth)
- Joachim Mørch Meyer (bass)
- Tobias Rønnevig (drums)
- Odin Eide (vibraphone)
- Marcelina Dąbek (harp)
- Brage Botn Seim (cello)
- Vera Sonne (voice)
- Aagot Wilse (voice, guitar)
Dance
- Lexi Raven (choreography)
- Maia Jensen Moy, Lexi Raven (dancers)