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VÖ: 29.05.2020
Genre: World Jazz
Majid Bekkas / guembri & vocals
Nguyên Lê / e-guitar
NES
Nesrine / vocals & cello
Matthieu Saglio / cello & vocals
David Gadea / percussion
Black String
Yoon Jeong Heo / Geomungo
Jean Oh / e-guitar
Aram Lee / daegeum & yanggeum
Min Wang Hwang / ajaeng & janggu
Recorded live in concert by Klaus Scheuermann at the Berlin Philharmonie (KMS), November 20, 2019
Mixed and mastered by Klaus Scheuermann
Curated and produced by Siggi Loch
Cover art by Philip Taaffe, Isfahan (2009), by courtesy of Jablonka Galerie Cologne
Nguyên Lê / e-guitar
NES
Nesrine / vocals & cello
Matthieu Saglio / cello & vocals
David Gadea / percussion
Black String
Yoon Jeong Heo / Geomungo
Jean Oh / e-guitar
Aram Lee / daegeum & yanggeum
Min Wang Hwang / ajaeng & janggu
Recorded live in concert by Klaus Scheuermann at the Berlin Philharmonie (KMS), November 20, 2019
Mixed and mastered by Klaus Scheuermann
Curated and produced by Siggi Loch
Cover art by Philip Taaffe, Isfahan (2009), by courtesy of Jablonka Galerie Cologne
Centuries-old musical culture, filigree sounds and full board exoticism and amazingness - East meets West on the improv terrain: the Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic evening provided a rousing clash of cultures.
Jazz At Berlin Philharmonic
The Return of a Legend:
The renowned American jazz impresario Norman Granz (1918 -
2001) had a vision in 1944: to anchor the uniqueness and artistry of improvised
music in the heart of society, to grant musicians the dignity and recognition
they deserved, and to create something new by combining different styles and
playing approaches in spontaneous and unconventional line-ups. There could only
be one ideal place for this endeavor - a classical concert hall. Thus,
"Jazz at the Philharmonic" was born.
Curator and producer Siggi Loch embraced Norman Granz's
groundbreaking idea and, in partnership with the Berliner Philharmoniker
Foundation, founded the concert series "Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic."
In "Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic," the program itself takes center
stage.