Mahlukat | Coskun Percussion Trio

Mahlukat cinematic oriental music
Kasia Kadlubowska (percussion, vocals)
Güldeste Mamac (violin, vocals)

born in izmir.
fell in love in varanasi.
made in germany.
Mahlukat is a word of eastern origin and means everything that exists in the world through breathing. Creatura.
With their dreamy music, Mahlukat create a world full of comforting depth and heaviness, which is constantly dissolved and reassembled by the lightness with which the young artists approach their performance.
Polish percussionist Kasia Kadlubowska and Turkish violinist Güldeste Mamac have traveled to different parts of the globe on their musical quest. Drawing on their own musical socialization, they bring this wealth of experience together in their duo Mahlukat, creating a sound all of their own. The result is a colorful melange of Turkish melodies, Polish folk songs, Arabic rhythms and Indian ragas, created in an intimate musical dialogue full of joy and emotion.

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Coskun Percussion Trio
Murat Coskun (frame drum, hang, voice)
Yaschar Coskun (frame drum, percussion, voice)
Malika Coskun (frame drum, voice)

Rhythm, pulse, eye contact and into the labyrinth of rhythms, drum syllables and percussive secret passages! World percussionist Murat Coskun presents his musical family project. Having matured into a trio, they present their new program with groovy original compositions and rhythmically demanding songs from their large repertoire. New sounds that combine with the traditional, tongue acrobatics with a warm pulse. A concert program that touches with its intimacy and remains in the memory for a long time thanks to its rhythmic sophistication and infectious beats.

An event within the framework of:
"Out of turn"
31.01.-02.02.2025
Kick-off weekend for the 20th anniversary year of Tamburi Mundi!
Info: www.tamburimundi.com/ Contact: office@tamburimundi.com

With many thanks to the Kommunale Kino and the Kulturamt Freiburg!

Copyright: Ellen Schmauss