KANEKO and the Omaha Chamber Music Society  presented the third performance in the Eko Nova concert series, Tumble, Rag, Freylakh!

Tumble, Rag, Freylakh! took dance forms from both ancient and modern roots and transformed them through contemporary music. We heard works that stretched the idea of inversion, gymnastic feats of motion, Hasidic celebratory influences, and the ever-growing, ever-changing face of jazz. Kansas City-based musicians John Klinghammer, Noah Geller, Mari Yoshinaga and Sean Chen proved that you don’t need to know the steps to recognize the groove.

Musicians
Sean Chen – Piano
Noah Geller – Violin
Mari Yoshinaga – Percussion
John Klinghammer – Clarinet

About Eko Nova
The Omaha Chamber Music Society and KANEKO’s Eko Nova concert series introduces Omaha audiences to some of the most innovative and inspiring musical works written today – music that looks outward with an openness to a myriad of genres, styles, and forms. With virtuosic performances from the region’s finest musicians, plus guest appearances by extraordinary artists from around the country, these events appeal to a diverse crowd, from lovers of contemporary art, to classical music fans and beyond.