Tonya Graves on the Strings of Autumn with Julie Wolf and Dan Bárta! (7 November)
The Strings of Autumn are back. This unique music festival have a luxurious program in store for you on 7 November in Forum Karlín. In addition to the American composer and stories of hardship, you can look forward to two important names of the Czech music scene.
Connection of outstanding musicians
The Strings of Autumn, that take place on 7 November in Forum Karlín, will introduce the Anthracite Fields music project. Are you curious to know what does coal have to do with music? Go to the concert of the American composer Julie Wolf and you’ll know! She will be accompanied by the unique vocals of Dan Bárta and Tonya Graves.
Prepare for an overwhelming experience!
Anthracite Fields is a music project that was awarded the Pulitzer Price for Music. What is it all about? Julie Wolf grew up in Pensylvania where a coal mine for extremely complicated mining of anthracite is located. Her music is full of mining folklore and interviews directly with miners and their families. The horrors of the lives of miners under the ground will get under your skin thanks to the combination of impressive music, text and pictures.
Tonya Graves is back?
The concert is a foretaste of an unforgettable cultural experience. The luxurious concert with the cult Bang on a Cam group, founded by Julie Wolf, will feature also the Czech singer Dan Bárta and the singer with black roots Tonya Graves, perhaps best known as being the singer in Monkey Business. After leaving the group, she now focuses on her own projects. We are glad she decided to be part of the Strings of Autumn and are looking forward to hearing her unique voice accompanied by spectacular music and the amazing Dan Bárta. So don’t forget: Forum Karlín, 7 November at 20:00! Tickets are available HERE.
