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Annual Report 2012 - Tivoli

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❖ <strong>2012</strong> IN RETROSPECT FOR TIVOLI ❖<strong>Tivoli</strong> is a popular nameSummertime on the LawnMORE MUSIC IN THEGARDENSThe Music Week was introduced at the beginningof the summer season as a new way of thinkingentertainment in the Gardens.In order for <strong>Tivoli</strong> to retain a strong, musical profile,it was necessary to branch out with more music genresto complement the swing and light classical repertoireoffered by the <strong>Tivoli</strong> Big Band and the PromenadeOrchestra. The Music Week embraced both worldmusic (Mundo Monday), electronic music, (KarmaWednesday), experimental jazz (The Thursday Party)and the above-mentioned genres (Saturday Swingand The Tuesday Hour) besides Friday Rock and theenjoyable Family Sunday with all the <strong>Tivoli</strong> icons(Petzi, Pierrot, etc).This gave each day of the week a clear musical identity,and, at the same time, the Music Week was spreadout over the entire season. So, our visitors couldchoose to dance to the tunes of the <strong>Tivoli</strong> Big Bandeach Saturday from April to September and to playsinging games with Petzi and Ole Kibsgaard’s bandevery Sunday in the 24 weeks of the summer season.Karma Wednesday suffered from a great deal of badweather, and we only saw the concept - a cosy loungeatmosphere around the DJ on the lawn in front of theOpen Air Stage - fully unfold on few Wednesdays. Onthe other hand, Mundo Mondays offered many musicaltitbits with genres as different as Klezmer, Balkanpunk and reggae. The Thursday Party brimmed withdelight in playing when four drummers took turn ininviting musical friends onto the stage.Saturday Swing with the <strong>Tivoli</strong> Big Bandand dancing on the LawnSeveral music genres in <strong>2012</strong>15

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