Gospel Company UA

Welcome to the gospel! Passionate and swinging, pervasive and exalted, spirituals and pulsating rhythms of a soul are on the 18th of February at Caribbean Club Concert Hall!

Gospel Company UK is on the stage with 5 unique votes, 5 talented singers, who knows what they are singing about. Charismatic and flamboyant ward of Svyatoslav Vakarchuk on the show “The Voice of the country» Anyanya Udongwo and no less vociferous Kemi Oke, Dorothy Idibie, Cleulia Daniel and Dina Chmut.

February 18, the five will sing the best creations of American gospel performers like Kirk Franklin, Ty Tribbeta and, of course, unrivaled Whitney Houston.

And Ukrainian virtuoso Igor Sidash, Kseniya and Andrey Chmutov Artyom Lebedev and Tobi Medic Drums will perform with them.

Almost all world musicians were singing gospel. Here, the queen of jazz Aretha Franklin, and countryman Johnny Cash, and the father of soul Ray Charles, and the music record holder Whitney Houston.

With what the modern gospel has started? It started with a newborn in New Orleans Mahalia Jackson, a slave’s granddaughter, who became famous after recording a song “Move on up a little higher”. Later, “the song of the century” of the “Christian, climb the stairs to the sky”, brought to the Hall of Fame “Grammy”.

There would be neither Elvis Presley nor Buddy Holly or Mick Jagger without the gospel. American musicologists believe that 65 per cent of the basic modern rock music is gospel.

Caribbean Club Concert Hall is the place, where it’s good and comfortable not only for jazz but also his younger brothers to gospel and soul. Yes, the Gospel has absorbed a lot of jazz elements. Gospel singers are often accompanied by jazz musicians. The gospel became the hallmark of outstanding jazz musicians, from Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington to Horace Silver and Charlie Hayden.

Do not miss a tour to the world of spiritual songs (gospel) and soul music! Especially with such a guide as Anyanya Udongwo!

See you at the concert!

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