The Kinti Ensemble, with acclaimed cellist Rebecca Hartka and multi-instrumentalist/virtuosic quena flute player Inti Curi Cachimuel, will present a performance of original compositions and traditional tunes, weaving the lyricism of classical music, folk rhythms and improvisation at North Hall in Huntington on Aug. 3.
They call this performance “Hummingbird” as they, like the animal, will “sip the nectar of nature’s bounty” in their inspiration for the music. Their sound draws inspiration from the natural world, ranging from an Andean style song, inspired by the Condors in the high Andean mountains, to a Celtic tinged tribute to Water. Using cello, charango, drums and zampona, the duo creates layers, transporting the audience into a rich world of music that is at times meditative and other times, invites movement.
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