Melac prinaša folk, ki zveni starodavno in hkrati presenetljivo sodobno. Na odru se srečata sever in jug slovanskega sveta: surova, zadržana estetika neofolka ter živahen balkanski občutek za ritem. Elektronske kompozicije zaživijo na tamburah, tolkalih in akustičnih instrumentih, kar ustvari zvok, ki je hkrati arhaičen in svež.
Posebnost večera je tudi jezik. Pesmi so napisane v medslovanščini, skupnem jeziku, ki ga lahko razumejo različni slovanski narodi. Ta droben premik ustvari nenavadno bližino – občutek, da si kljub razdaljam del istega prostora, iste zgodbe.
Koncert Melac-a je večer skupnega doživetja. Pesmi se dotikajo narave, cikla letnih časov in skupnih kulturnih korenin, med njimi pa glasbeniki prepletajo kratke zgodbe in kontekste.
Zasedba se redko zbere v tej obliki, zato je vsak njihov koncert poseben trenutek. Tokratni program poudarja prav srečanje severnih in južnih slovanskih tradicij – preprosto, močno in zelo osebno.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flp0kZOG4B4
Zasedba
- Aleksy Bernat – vokal
- Ivan Luić – tolkala
- Ivan Šakić – prim tambura
- Martin Šeler – basprim tambura
- Matija Ćutić – kontra
- Mihovil Jurdana – bas
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Melac brings folk music that feels ancient yet surprisingly contemporary. On stage, two Slavic musical worlds meet: the raw, structured aesthetics of neofolk and the rhythmic vitality of the Balkans. Electronic compositions are reimagined for tamburas, percussion, and acoustic instruments, creating a sound that is both archaic and fresh.
One of the unique elements of the evening is the language. The songs are written in Interslavic, a shared language that can be understood by different Slavic nations. This subtle shift creates a special sense of closeness, a feeling that despite borders and distances, we share more than we often realise.
A Melac concert is more than a sequence of songs. It becomes a shared experience. The music draws on themes of nature, the cycle of the year, and common cultural roots, while short stories between songs add context and atmosphere. In the intimate setting of Prulček, this music gains a special depth and immediacy.
Since the band rarely gathers in this exact lineup, each concert becomes a unique occasion. The program prepared for this evening highlights the meeting of northern and southern Slavic traditions, simple, powerful, and deeply personal.
Lineup
- Aleksy Bernat – vocals
- Ivan Luić – percussion
- Ivan Šakić – prim tambura
- Martin Šeler – basprim tambura
- Matija Ćutić – kontra
- Mihovil Jurdana – bass