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Mâäk KOJO
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 Performers

Laurent Blondiau - Trumpet, Flugelhorn    
Grégoire Tirtiaux - Saxophones    
Jeroen Van Herzeele - Tenor saxophone    
Michel Massot - Tuba, Trombone    
Adrien Lambinet - Trombone    
Bart Maris - Trumpet    
ANATO Simplice - Percussion, Vocals, Dance    
ANAGOKO Agla chayemi - Percussion, Vocals, dance    
ANAGOKO Mahinou Kissinon - Percussion, Vocals, dance    
ANAGOKO Houedanou - Percussion, Vocals, dance    
ANAGOKO Vignon maxime - Percussion, Vocals, dance    
JAMES Jovence Joseph - Percussion, Vocals, dance    
ANAGOKO Bidossessi Stanislas - Percussion, Vocals, dance    
Yiphun Chiem - Dance    
Sadky Goudou - Styling, vocals    
Sam Mary - Lights    


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An exciting dialogue between roots music and avant-garde.”

For some years now, the musicians of Mâäk combine wind instruments, percussionists and singers in projects that mix tradition with improvisation. In their previous projects AL MAJMAÂ, with the Gnawa of Marocco, and DJEKOULOU, with the Bambara hunters of Mali, they were curious about the traditional music; transcendental music with a strong therapeutic aspect. For KOJO, their focus is the Vodun, the sacred music of Benin, Africa.

The starting point of this Vodun-project is the respect for the artistic identity and the musical integrity of each group, awakening a curiosity between two rich yet different cultures.

The compositions, where the orchestrations go from duo to tutti, are very spontaneous and improvised but also orchestrated: the ensemble has precise, melodic, harmonic and rhythmic functions.

Kojo toured in 2010 and 2012, and will be performing again in 2018, to celebrate 20 years of Mâäk collective!

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