Tatiana Lina
VOCAL WORLD MUSIC
People sing in every corner of the world.
This inexhaustible variety of melodies, rhytmes and harmonies makes my
hart beat faster; it has made me not only a great admirer but also a dedicated student and teacher. For more than 20 years I am walking the songlines of the world, listening, learning, creating and sharing.
Together with other enthousiasts in my ensembles, choires and study groups we explore the past and present of the world vocal cultures and we sing, sing, sing, exploring the voice colours, telling the old and new stories, tasting the languages. I am happy that I could make my passion - my profession.
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CHOIRS
ANGELS
Since beginning of 2010 Tatiana is a conductor of this colourful female vocal ensemble
WERELDKOOR HAARLEM
Since October 2013 Tatiana became a conductor of this aspiring group of world music lovers
VGRDZNOB
Tatiana joined this vocal ensemble, as a conductor, in january of 2021
Angels is een bijzondere vocale groep: zeventien kleurrijke vrouwen maken samen muziek en brengen deze op een eigenzinnige manier op het podium. Originele en ontroerende nummers worden afgewisseld met up-tempo, opzwepende songs. Variërend van wereldmuziek tot popsongs, van traditionals tot Nederlandstalig. Soms begeleid door professionele muzikanten, meestal a capella. De muziek is gezet in theaterbeelden, wat onze voorstellingen of optredens ook boeiend maakt om naar te kijken.
WERELDKOOR HAARLEM
Wereldkoor Haarlem werd in 2010 opgericht door Hesje Andersson. Zij miste een koor in Haarlem dat wereldmuziek zong, dus begon ze er zelf één. Inmiddels is Wereldkoor Haarlem van alle windstreken thuis. We zingen net zo lief een driestemmig Sefardisch slaapliedje als een vijfstemmig Polynesisch danslied of het zevenstemmige Onzevader in het Swahili. Als het maar authentiek en niet grijsgezongen is. Samen genieten en naar elkaar luisteren vinden we belangrijk. Met ons originele repertoire, ons enthousiasme, een open en wereldse instelling en een sprankje eigenzinnigheid geven we optredens die net zo kleurrijk zijn als onze kledingkeuze.
VGRDZNOB
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Vgrdznob (ვგრძნობ) is Georgisch voor ‘Ik voel’…
De groep Vgrdznob ontstond in 2013 na een reis van het Utrechts Reiskoor naar Bulgarije en Georgië. Enkele mannen hadden geen zin om te stoppen met zingen. Er werd besloten tot maandelijkse repetities.
Tot begin 2020 zongen we onder muzikale leiding van Marcel Duijs, daarna even Fred Abbingh, en vanaf januari 2021 Tatiana Lina. Het enthousiasme voor het repertoire, polyfonie uit Corsica, Sardinië, Georgië e.d., houdt de groep bij elkaar.
ENSEMBLES
RUSALKI
A vocal quartet that explores the world music heritage through 4-voices harmony
QUADRIGA
Four singers and researchers in love with the sounds of world polyphony
A Tre Voci
Three singers from three different countries share their passion for polyphonic cultures. With only three voices, so many special melodies and harmonies and rhythms have been created in the world!
RUSALKI
RUSALKI (Russian: mermaids) is a world music a capella quartet based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Rusalki sings traditional songs from Europe, Asia and Africa. The group's original arrangements give the old songs a new lease of life and an unexpected sparkle.
The group sings in more than twenty-five languages. The program varies from Russian, Balkan and Roma to a more exotic mix of songs from Lapland, Kurdistan, Vietnam, Kenya, Nepal, Ireland, Pakistan and many other countries. Most of the plural harmonies are sung without accompaniment, some with guitar or accordion. The quartet - in sumptuous costumes - adds a touch of theatre to its performance to enhance the music and bridge the possible language gap.
Rusalki are: Frouke Flieringa, Tatiana Lina, Peppina Mac Ruairí, Saskia Jelsma
QUADRIGA
All four members of the QUADRIGA quartet are professional music-, dance- and theatre makers.
The four of us have found the common ground in our love for the vocal polyphonic cultures. We sing songs from Ukraine, Corsica, Georgia, Bulgaria, Croatia and other countries with their distinctive harmonies, rich ornamentation and overtones, fascinating intervals, asymmetric rhythms and complex interweaving of voices.
We already have given many years to research and practice in that field, but we keep being eternal students and we enjoy to take lessons and master-classes together.
A Tre Voci
In many polyphonic cultures, three-part singing is a basis of the local singing tradition. In Georgia, the three voices are called Modzakhili, Mtkmeli and Bani; in Corsica - Terza, Seconda and Bassu; in Bistritsa in Bulgaria they are called Okane, Buchat pravo and Buchat krivo - the list is long...
In A Tre Voce the three voices are – Maryana Golovchenko, Nadine Rossello and Tatiana Lina.
Entirely focused on one another, the singers create a field of shared vibrations and overtones, an architecture of sound with levels, cascades, elevations and drop-downs. Not a frozen construction but alive breathing structure, each time affected by the energy and interpretation of the singers.
A Tre Voci interprets songs of Corsica, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Georgia and many others.
ARRANGING
A few examples of choir arrangements, written for different choirs and vocal groups
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COMPOSING
A few examples of songs, written for various theatre productions
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