Noi vrem să fim trimbulinzi. Concert Maxim Belciug (chitară) și Gabriel Bălașa (pantam, percuții)

 16 Ianuarie 2026 ora 19:00

Sala Dalles Bucuresti

Have you ever wondered what blue music is like, what it tastes like, how it tickles your ears? Or if flying saucers can sing? But do you know what trimbulinzi are? Have you seen that Bach's arias sometimes do somersaults in the air, that dandelions can dance, that the soul and sound know how to play together? Well, you have the opportunity to see and hear these and many others live on Friday, January 16, 2026, at 19:00, in the extraordinary concert "We want to be trimbulinzi" at the Dalles Hall. Two special artists, Maxim Belciug, the Master of Enchantments, and Gabriel Bălașa, a sound painter, come on stage with the guitar, percussion and pantam, to offer the audience a musical show full of contagious energy, where rhythms, warm atmosphere, spontaneity and joy are at home. A concert like you've never seen before, in which the music surprises at every turn, and waltzes and tangos, Latin American dances, flamenco virtuosity and colorful exotics come to life in unexpected ways. As in a true exercise in prestidigitation, the guitar gives voice to all its playful impulses, and the hypnotic sound of the pantam makes the air tremble in round, almost cosmic nuances, in a brilliant melange of classic with improvisation.

We invite you to join the game with us! It is the perfect opportunity to break away from the daily routine and savor the taste of freedom and eternal youth. We don't want to be geniuses, we want to be trimbulinzi. Together!

Maxim Belciug, a classical artist in his training and preferences, is a well-known name. He is the guitarist of Incântările (Enchantments), the one who stubbornly believes that beauty will still save the world. He has played in Paris, Rome, Venice, Warsaw, Belgrade, Vienna, Stockholm, Budapest, as well as on all the major classical music stages in the country. Gabriel Bălaşa is, in turn, another name frequently encountered on the underground and overground music scene. An inspired and clever percussionist, appreciated for his creative presence, who has recently also become the ambassador of an instrument still little known to us: the pantam. He has given concerts at national and international festivals in Romania, Hungary, Portugal, France, England, Germany, China, India and has performed alongside big names on the Romanian scene. Together, Maxim Belciug and Gabriel Bălașa form an unusual duo, as is their music. Their pleasure in playing gives birth to sounds that warm the heart, and the music engages the audience – to the point of trance – in sound spaces with luminous and healing energies. Harmonies take flight from the score and bring us a respite of childhood, despite the fact that we live in a world that is not made for children.