Omiri é um projecto que vive da dualidade antigo vs moderno.
Um músico e um vj partem das danças tradicionais e de instrumentos antigos e transformam-nos numa viagem audio-visual em que o moderno se funde com a tradição e esta se rejuvenesce, tornado-se viva e apta a ser vivida nos tempos de hoje.
O espectáculo OMIRI, explora simultâneamente duas vertentes: a criação de ambientes complexos dada pela sopreposição de camadas sonoras e visuais gravadas em tempo real e a improvisação em torno das mesmas.

Vasco Ribeiro Casais: Nyckelharpa, Gaita-de-Foles, Bouzouki, Flauta, Manipulação Sonora.
Tiago Pereira: Vj, Manipulação Visual e Sonora.
The bourrée is a dance of French origin common in Auvergne and Biscay in Spain in the 17th century. It is danced in quick double time, somewhat resembling the gavotte. The main difference between the two is the anacrusis, or upbeat; a bourrée starts on the last crochet of a bar, creating a quarter-bar anacrusis, whereas a gavotte has a half-bar anacrusis. The musical form was used by some composers, often as a dance-movement in a suite, but also for independent pieces. The dance survives to this day in the Auvergne and has been successfully "exported" to the UK and other countries. The bourrée of lower Auvergne, also called Montagnarde, is in triple time, while that of high Auvergne is in double time.

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