Maria Faust Sacrum Facere

Estonian, Denmark-based composer and reeds player Maria Faust's latest project, Sacrum Facere, is a song cycle inspired by Estonian folklore and the runo singing from the Setu region, close to the Russian border. Faust composed and arranged the music for brass ensemble, three woodwinds, prepared piano, and Estonian folk harp, the kannel, in a manner that weaves impressively her two passions—contemporary classical composition and free improvisation.

Maria Faust, Estonian-Danish saxophonist extraordinaire re-imagines music’s most militaristic form, the march, a form first and foremost associated with armies, manly valor; too often the form is propagandistic, commemorating victories or even even celebratory and festive, such as the familiar Radetzky March. We forget, however.

A new and adventurous trio unites American and Eastern European experimental music. Saxophonist and composer Maria Faust is best known for her unique sound and from her large groups including Maria Faust Sacrum Facere, Machina, Maria Faust Jazz Catastrophe, and In the Beginning (with Kira Skov). Her musical language crisscrosses over different styles, influenced by Estonian folk music and modern classical music, while at the same time presenting a romantic wave of modern experimental jazz music.

Bright Danish artist Kira Skov and resides in Copenhagen Estonian saxophonist Maria Faust is a vibrant creative energy and created a united süvateose "In the Beginning" for chorus and ensemble. The album included batsmen Skov Faust's fascination with music was when he heard the disc "Sacrum Facere." Artists mutual understanding born co - wrote Maria puhkpilliseaded Kira tracks, and soon came the idea of creating music together. Women created melodies plate together arranžeeringu did Maria and Kira wrote the words. Estonian folklore-inspired albums süüvis Faust creating even deeper koduimaisesse blueberries, reaching religious kaemusteni. The project was produced by Mark Howard, who has worked with such world celebrities such as Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, U2 and R.E.M.

Bright Danish artist Kira Skov and resides in Copenhagen Estonian saxophonist Maria Faust is a vibrant creative energy and created a united süvateose "In the Beginning" for chorus and ensemble. The album included batsmen Skov Faust's fascination with music was when he heard the disc "Sacrum Facere." Artists mutual understanding born co - wrote Maria puhkpilliseaded Kira tracks, and soon came the idea of creating music together. Women created melodies plate together arranžeeringu did Maria and Kira wrote the words. Estonian folklore-inspired albums süüvis Faust creating even deeper koduimaisesse blueberries, reaching religious kaemusteni. The project was produced by Mark Howard, who has worked with such world celebrities such as Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, U2 and R.E.M.