'A drunken panda who wants to have a tussle' - The Loom of Mind on HF15

by Daniel Bertina
27 May 20152 April 2022
7 min read
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In The Loom of Mind bundelen de IJslandse folkzanger Mugison, zijn boezemvriend Pétur Ben, en het Vlaamse barokensemble B.O.X. hun krachten. Hoe klinkt dat: melancholische IJsland-Blues met 17e-eeuwse instrumenten? Als een stand-up storytelling concert performance? Of als een dronken panda die een potje wil knokken?
Hoe hebben jullie elkaar gevonden?
Pieter Theuns, luitspeler en oprichter van B.O.X.: “Ik heb Mugison tien jaar geleden voor het eerst live gezien. Ik heb al zijn platen en ben lifel...

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Daniel Bertina

/// Freelance cultural journalist, critic, writer and dramatist. Omnivore with a love of art, culture & media in all unfathomable gradations between obscure underground and wildly commercial mainstream. Also works for Het Parool and VPRO. And trains Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.View Author posts

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