..at the end of a nice outing at Parco delle Biancane (a report about this is in the works) to prepare the next steps approaching the lunch concert at Altrimondi (Follonica) on Sat., Oct. 23 (see the link).

For more information and booking: jugbandcm@pibinko.org or +393317539228

To make a reservation for lunch (which will be at 1PM, even though Klaus says 12): +393666148769. At 4.30 PM a “play with music” workshop with Dario Canal, and a snack.

For an extended presentation of the event see:The Jug Band Colline Metallifere with Klaus der Geiger on Oct. 21 and 23: Rock-blues, Violin, and our territories

Klaus der Geiger arrived in the Metalliferous Hills today…what will appear? You need to connect the dots…see you at the latest on October 23 in Follonica (Tuscany).

For his next tour in Tuscany you may hear the Jug Band Colline Metallifere with Klaus der Geiger on Oct. 23 in Follonica, at Altrimondi, at noon. From 1PM it will be possible to have lunch (reservation needed at +393666148769).

The Metalliferous Hills Jug Band (or Jug Band dalle Colline Metallifere, JBCM, in Italian) is an international and inter-generational collective proposing a combination of music and environmental practice, where melody, rhythm, storytelling and science outreach are merged in one situation. The JBCM is based in one of the lesser known parts of Tuscany, the Metalliferous Hills, spanning across the provinces of Grosseto, Pisa, Livorno and Siena, and where the typical “Tuscan postcard” themes are mixed with the legacy of one of the largest mining areas in Europe, and a geothermal energy district, thus combining rural and industrial issues and perspectives. The JBCM was launched 2018, after three years of preparation, merging different expertise by professionals with multiple years of research experience on environmental, territorial, rural, and musical issues. At the end of October the JBCM is pleased to proposed the return to Italy of a friend they met at the very beginning of their project: Klaus der Geiger. Klaus is a violinist born in 1940, musically raised in  Köln, Germany, with various international experiences, and know in his home country as “the Asphalt Paganini” due to his numerous street performances. His activity is often related to social issues, and he also has collaborations with many symphonic orchestras and recording projects.

The Jug Band Colline Metallifere info point on culture, environment, and open innovation will be available.

For more information jugbandcm@pibinko.org or whatsapp +393317539228

As an introductory listening: a track from our 2018 “country session“: