Kasia Pietrzko Trio »Fragile Ego« & Trish Clowes / NDR Bigband »Radiant Resistance«
  • Jazz, Blues, Swing & Chanson

© Johannes Beschoner

A »fragile ego« does not only have disadvantages. It also sharpens the senses. Kasia Pietrzko’s career was on a good run in 2019. »We’ll probably be listening to her for decades to come,« enthused US magazine Downbeat. Then came the »fog« of the pandemic, as she herself put it. Born in 1994, the pianist studied jazz after her classical training and played with Polish stars such as Adam Baldych and Tomasz Stanko from an early age. She wrote her doctoral thesis on Sergei Prokofiev and his influence on jazz. Such classical colourings are what make her compositions so appealing, which are both powerful and playful. After five years, Pietrzko now returns to the NDR, together with Andrzej Swies and Piotr Budniak and the new album »Fragile Ego«. »I use music to tell stories about my life,« says the 30-year-old, »about the best and the worst things.« Kasia Pietrzko has arrived: on the renowned Warner label and as the first woman in the »Polish Jazz« album series, which has been running for 58 years.


»The best thing about writing for improvised music,« says Trish Clowes, »is that it’s not just about you. You’re creating a template for others.« However, the British saxophonist and composer wants to be surprised by the result. The great Wayne Shorter, who always sought encounters with the unknown, had a particular influence on Clowe’s musical thinking. She was also inspired by the early sounds of Weather Report, Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn and Geri Allen. Clowes was born in Shrewsbury, England, in 1984 and grew up in a musical family: her mother loved Ella Fitzgerald and her father played trumpet in a big band. After studying in London, she established herself as an exquisite tenor saxophonist with an expressive tone. By 2015 at the latest, when she received the BASCA British Composer Award, it was clear that Trish Clowes is a personality who strives to define the framework of her music herself and to rethink the interaction between musicians and audience. The NDR Bigband is already looking forward to this exciting collaboration.

PERFORMERS

Kasia Pietrzko Trio trio

Kasia Pietrzko piano

Andrzej wis bass

Piotr Budniak drums

Trish Clowes composition, saxophone

NDR Bigband jazz ensemble

Geir Lysne director

PROGRAM

Kasia Pietrzko Trio
»Fragile Ego«

Trish Clowes & NDR Bigband
»Radiant Resistance«

This is an entry from the Event database for the Hamburg metropolitan area.
No liability is assumed for the correctness of the data.
© Johannes Beschoner

Rolf-Liebermann-Studio

THIS MIGHT INTEREST YOU AS WELL Further Events

© Marco Borggreve

Hamburg Philharmonic State Orchestra / Maria Bengtsson / Bertrand de Billy
  • Classical Music

  • 02.06.2025
  • 20:00
  • Elbphilharmonie (Großer Saal)
© Jan Borowski

Das Babykonzert - Canea Quartett
  • Classical Music

  • 15.11.2024
  • 16:00
  • Sasel-Haus (Kleiner Saal)
© Christian Palm

Trio E. T. A.
  • Classical Music

  • 13.03.2025
  • 19:30
  • Elbphilharmonie (Kleiner Saal)
© Peter Rigaud

Pygmalion / Julian Prégardien / Raphaël Pichon
  • Classical Music

  • 18.04.2025
  • 20:00
  • Elbphilharmonie (Großer Saal)
© Foto: Tom Linardatos

Masterabschluss: Alex Petratos
  • Jazz, Blues, Swing & Chanson

  • 18.09.2024
  • 18:30
  • JazzHall
© Gottfried Held

Pablo Held Buoyancy Band
  • Jazz, Blues, Swing & Chanson

  • 15.09.2024
  • 19:00
  • JazzHall
© Kerstin Bittner

Wasserspiele [tagsüber] - Parksee
  • Classical Music

  • 08.09.2024
  • 16:00
  • Planten un Blomen (Parksee)
© Elina Simonen

Symphoniker Hamburg / Elina Vähälä / Sylvain Cambreling
  • Classical Music

  • 08.05.2025
  • 19:30
  • Laeiszhalle (Großer Saal)
© Kathinka Pasveer

Stations: Rihm & Stockhausen
  • Concerts & Music

  • 04.06.2025
  • 20:00
  • Resonanzraum St. Pauli
© Thorben Ziegler

Versengold
  • Pop

  • 19.03.2025
  • 20:00
  • Laeiszhalle (Großer Saal)

Languages

Google translator for other languages

Please note that this is an automatic translation.
For better information, you can always switch to the German or English version