Proyecto cultural de música y tradición
As a person, organization or institution you can help maintain street organ grinder heritage in Mexico. INSTITUTIONS: We love to be invited to festivals and culturals events within Mexico and abroad. COMPANIES: Donations of any kind are alway usefull. Your bussines can advertise as one helping preserve tradition. INDIVIDUALS: The coin privided by you Read More ...
One day after the 100th birthday of Margot Loyola, the chilean Minister of Culture, Arts and Heritage, Consuelo Valdés, announced the three winners of the “Margot Loyola Palacios Lifework in Traditional Culture Award”. In a ceremony at the “Palacio La Moneda,” the winner announce are the members of the Tabake Folkloric Projection Ensemble of Playa Read More …
Axel Stüber is one of the last four barrel organ builders in Germany. But the cult instrument threatens to die out. With his club, Stüber is now fighting for the future of the barrel organ. Gently, Axel Stüber turns the small whistle of bright alder wood between his fingers. A critical look, then a satisfied Read More …
The Lizana’s heritage begun at the 1930’s as the first generation street organ grinder, Hector Lizana Gutierrez played and sell toys in the streets and plazas in Santiago, Chile. Soon after he begun to play the drum as the music man called “chinchinero”. Radio Citoyens 102.5 in its program “Conexion Patrimonial”, talked with Hector and Read More …
The 102-year-old Berliner continues to crank up the music box Berlin (DK). She has played in Switzerland, Denmark, France, Belgium and England but prefers to play in Berlin. Her name is Margot Wolf. At the age of 102, she is probably the oldest organ player in the world. “I do not know any older ones,” says the treasurer Read More …
