Name: Sunday Sessions #30 presents: Project VO / Skyggeblæst (DK)
Start: 2026-02-15T19:00:00+01:00
Location: Blågårds Plads 6, 2300

$Sunday Sessions #30 presents: Project VO \/ Skyggebl\u00e6st (DK)$

Sunday Sessions #30 presents:
Skyggeblæst & Project VO
18:30 - Doors
19:00 - Skyggeblæst
20:00 - Project VO
TICKETS: 80 / 120 DKK
Skyggeblæst
Skyggeblæst [Shadow Wind] is a collaboration between drummer and percussionist Hans Kristian Knold (HØK, Nabo) and flautist Mette Hommel (Blaume, Medea). Together they explore the inhabitant nature of their instruments, much like the first humans who beat a stick against wood and heard the air whistle over hollow branches. The percussiveness of the flute and the melodies in the drum kit are brought out and investigated, and a deep sense of what music has been, can be and will become is explored in their playing.
Project VO
Project VO is a duo between Rieko Okuda and Antti Virtaranta, active since 2010. The instrumentation has evolved in the last decade landing in Voice/Viola and Bass. The approach is an adventure through clicks and clacks morphing into pulsing repetitive rhythms and anti-melodies which collide with chaos and minimalism.
The Project VO approach is handcrafted like their limited releases "glass hopper" (2012) and "プランクトン" (2015), which reflect the way they navigate the free improvisation landscape. The characteristics of the music are repetitive and broken rhythms. The combination of piano and bass has evolved to viola and small electronics, which further push the duo to explore more colors and textures for their performances. They actively perform throughout Europe and in Japan including collaborations with different performers. More recently Project VO was invited to do a week-long residency in Budapest collaborating with a large number of Hungarian performers. Currently the duo is working on their 3rd limited release...
https://project-vo.weebly.com/about.html

Organised in collaboration with KoncertKirken.
Supported by Dansk Komponistforening, Dansk Musiker Forbund, Tuborg Fondet and Københavns Kommune