Zat 28/2 va 15u30 Silophonesession #18 met handpan-speler Morris Weijers
- https://y2.nu
- Y2
- Damsterdiep 299
- Groningen
- Datum:
- zaterdag 28 februari 2026
- concert
- Bijdrage van:
- Y2
Welkom in Y2, Damsterdiep 299, op zaterdag 28 februari bij Silophonesession #18, een multidisciplinaire jamsessie, open voor deelnemers (muzikanten, dansers, spoken word artists enz) en publiek.
De deuren gaan open ‘s middags om drie uur.
De jamsessie begint om half vier met als openingsact de handpan-speler Morris Weijers bijgestaan door Charles Belfor en Remko Adema.
Ergens tussen kwart over vier en half vijf begint de eigenlijke jamsessie. Deze duurt tot ongeveer half zeven.
De toegang is gratis maar een donatie voor de openingsact is welkom.
Voorbeelden van Weijers muziek
The Dao of the Handpan - YouTube
Mokum D Kurd 12 handpan song - YouTube
Morris Weijers | Spotify
Silophonesessions over Morris Weijers
Morris Weijers, born in 1991 in Amersfoort, The Netherlands, has been playing the drums for more than 25 years, and the handpan for the last 15 years. The handpan is a modern European instrument, first made around 2000 by a former company called Panart in Switzerland.
Morris bought his first handpan in 2011 from the percussion shop Stiggelbout in Groningen and later moved to Groningen in 2013. Where he has been living since. Each handpan can have its own unique musical scale, a western or even a eastern scale. All to create specific atmospheres of melodies and rhythms. Like a waltz or to recreate famous songs like "Hijo de la Luna" on the handpan.
Morris has played and experimented on several handpans with different scales, during the last 15 years, in order to compose songs and rhythms that can have either a European, African and Eastern feel to them. He will play and perform compositions alone and with 2 of his dear musician friends Charles Belfor and Remko Adema.
Socials ed
instagram.com/morrisweijers91
Morris Weijers - YouTube
over de Silophonesessions:
The Silophonesessions are multidisciplinary improvisation jam sessions for musicians, dancers and spoken word artists, organized by violinist Renske van Donk and improv cellist Charles Belfor. Our goal: to bring together performers of many different styles, perspectives and influences at an artistic playground and to encourage them to interact with each other so that something entirely unique emerges on stage.
