SIKURI WEEKEND The Power of the indigenous music

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JJAKTASIÑA IRANPI ARKANPI – Musical dialog technique
The sikureada; an ancestral technique confirmed by the archaeo-musicologists, as well as dated by chroniclers, is a peculiar way of musical interpretation which reflects the idiosyncrasy of the Andean people´s unity and collectiveness.

The deep call of the seashells and zampoñas (pan flutes) dialoguing between the world of the living and that of the ancestors, along with the sound of native drums submerged in the dance and totemic sensations wrapped in colorful traditional garments. We´ll experience another music making concept, another way of thinking and see the world… a magical experience; that is Sicuri.

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HIGHLIHTS

1. We´ll play music in the Incas´ Sacred Valley surrounded by sacred mountains, nature and peace.
2. Andean cosmo-vision and philosophy through music.
3. Night watch and playing music around bonfires, under the Milky Way*.
   Availability of Sikuri musicians´ typical clothes. *

Instrumentation: Siku group – Set of traditional pan pipes, bombos (large drums) and sikuri drum, accessories such as chhaqchas, the traditional jingle bells, waqraphukus and seashells or traditional trompets.
Difficulty: No musical experience is required.

Location: Apulaya - Center for Andean Music & Art

INCLUDES: The availability of the musical instruments of the Andes, audiovisual equipment, lodging and breakfast, availability of traditional clothes, coffees, teas, herbal teas at will and typical hot punch, during the night watch.

DOES NOT INCLUDE: Transportation Cusco – Calca and back, meals (barbecue place available), extra beverages and others not listed in this program. (If you prefer a private transportation, assistance or more information please contact us.)

Events date 2010	Duration	Participants	Price per person
April: 10.-11. May:  1.-2./22.-23. June: 19.-20. July:  24.-25./31 August 1.	Saturday 10.00 am Sunday 4.00 pm	Min 6 Max. 12	US$ 70.00

*Available only in Sikuri weekend on 10th. and 11th of April.