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Iceland Music Export presents Reykjavik to Rotterdam festival

The second Reykjavik to Rotterdam festival will kick off in Rotterdam, Holland on 21st November 2007. The 4-day Icelandic cultural event is organised by the Reykjavik to Foundation and supported by Icelandic Music Export (IMX, www.icelandicmusic.is).
 

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PRLog (Press Release)Sep 20, 2007 – Two major Icelandic bands, Múm and Ghostigital, have both been confirmed to perform on Saturday, November 24th, and there will be two performances from the Iceland Dance Company on Friday, November 23rd.

Múm’s highly anticipated show will follow the release of their fourth studio album "Go Go Smear The Poison Ivy, Let Your Crooked Hands Be Holy" and will also introduce some new band members. Ghostigital are made up of ex-Sugarcubes singer/poet Einar Örn, and fellow sonic explorer Curver, who create a groundbreaking blend of words, beats and sounds. Ghostigital have been taking the noise scene by storm with their blend of Industrial, Bel Canto, Jazz, Rap, ‘80’s New Wave and Electronic music.

The Icelandic Dance Company’s first piece, “Open Source”, will be choreographed by Iceland's leading dance-theatre artist, Helena Jónsdóttir and composed by Skúli Sverrisson. The second performance, “Happy New Year”, is choreographed by one of Europe’s best-known choreographers, Rui Horta, who has created pieces for some of the world's foremost dance companies.

Funded by the Art and Culture Department of Rotterdam, the Reykjavik To Rotterdam festival promises to be a fascinating, diverse and profound cultural experience.

For further information please visit http://www.reykjavik.to/rotterdam

For more information on Icelandic music visit: http://www.icelandicmusic.is

ID: 053131IMX
Source: http://www.enewswire.co.uk

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IMX, an exciting new government sponsored initiative aims to bring together the disparate strands of Iceland’s eclectic scene under one roof. By increasing access to information about artists, collaborating with companies to promote Icelandic music abroad and organizing marketing strategies, festival and event participation.

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Issued By:Iceland Music Export
Website:http://www.icelandicmusic.is
Email:Click to contact author
Phone:+3545114000
Address:Borgartun 35
City/Town:Reykjavik
State/Province:Reykjavik
Zip:105
Country:Iceland
Categories:Arts, Music, Event
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