The Oslo World festival has created a great map of music festivals around the world.
The Oslo World festival, with which we work closely as a music club every year, has created a great map of music festivals around the world. You can move virtually to different regions to listen to playlists created especially for this map. It's also nice to visit the pages of these festivals and discover new great musicians and their work.
"We are also part of an international festival family. And we have started a project to create a map of all these festivals. We have asked festival bookers all around the world to share their favourite music right here, right now through playlists containing 20 songs per festival.
The map is meant as a reminder of the way festivals represent different views and music philosophies, in addition to being places where people meet to have a good time. All over the world, festivals represent cultural gravity points, each and every one contibruting to a vibrant and pluralistic global music scene."
The excellent polish bass-player Kinga Głyk, who will perform at Cosmopolite on the International Women’s Day on March 8th, got the opportunity to lead her band at a young age. This experience helped her become more confident and aware of her own opinions and desires. As a result, it made her a better person, she says in this interview.
Cosmopolite Scene are looking for dedicated volunteers who want to be part of an inspiring environment and contribute to creating amazing musical experiences. We want to expand our family, and we need your help!
This years festival lasted for three days, and each one was different from the other. The emotions that accompany listening to live music and the emotions of artists playing for the first time since months on stage, were enormous. We are greatful for the meeting with the artists of Djangofestivalen family, and the exchange of energy was the most wonderful part of the experience.