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Inspiring Japan

With its new presentation of the East Asia Collection, the MK&G is celebrating the unbroken inspirational power of Japanese design. Now on display for the first time are paintings from the Edo period (1615–1868), Buddhist calligraphy and colour woodblock prints from the private collection of Walter Gebhard, acquired by the museum in 2021. The exhibition unfolds over two storeys: In the first part, the pictures enter into a dialogue with ceramics, lacquerware, bamboo baskets, metalwork and sword ornaments from the existing collection.

Isemarkt

With a length of almost one kilometer, the Isemarkt is a particularly large weekly market. Around 200 exhibitors sell their goods here twice a week in picturesque surroundings and a nice atmosphere. The Isemarkt between the underground stations Hoheluftbrücke and Eppendorfer Baum is now a part of Hamburg that is hard to imagine without.

Jacob Eckert Trio feat. Caspar Rutsch / Mario Kolbe Trio

Einlass: 18:30 | Beginn: 19:30 |

Das neugegründete Trio des Hamburger Bassisten Mario Kolbe präsentiert sich mit einer Auswahl ihrer Lieblingsstandards und ersten eigenen Kompositionen. Gemeinsam mit Wyatt Boyd (Saxophon) und Sebastian Gietz (Schlagzeug) erforscht er die klanglichen Räume des Chordless Trios.

In der zweiten Konzerthälfte präsentiert Pianist und Komponist Jacob Eckert ein aktuelles Projekt. Das Jacob Eckert Trio aus Hamburg spielt zeitgenössischen Jazz voller Energie, Interaktion und feiner Improvisationskunst. Als Gast ist der deutsch-dänische Saxophonist, Klarinettist und Flötist Caspar Rutsch dabei. Der in Schwerin aufgewachsene Musiker studiert an der HFMT Hamburg und wurde 2025 mit seinem „Caspar Rutsch Quartett“ mit dem Schweriner Jazzpreis ausgezeichnet.

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Line-Up:

Mario Kolbe Trio - Mario Kolbe (BA):

Wyatt Boyd — Saxophon

Mario Kolbe — Kontrabass

Sebastian Gietz — Schlagzeug

Jacob Eckert - Jacob Eckert (BA):

Caspar Rutsch — Saxophon

Jacob Eckert — Klavier

Mario Kolbe — Bass

Johannes Kalt — Schlagzeug

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Mario Kolbe Trio - Mario Kolbe (BA):

Jacob Eckert - Jacob Eckert (BA):

www.jacobeckertmusic.com

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Eintritt und Vorverkauf: Siehe Ticketlink. Abendkasse: Gibt es, sofern nicht vorab ausverkauft.

Tickets: https://jazzhall.hfmt-hamburg.de/tickets/?eid=194694

Der Einlass zur JazzHall erfolgt über den Haupteingang der Hochschule für Musik und Theater in der Milchstraße 12 - nicht über den Harvestehuder Weg.

Veranstalter des Abends (bei Fragen zu Tickets oder Programm bitte direkt kontaktieren): Jazz@HfMT (jazzhall@hfmt-hamburg.de)

Jenisch Haus

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The Jenisch House is the former manor of the Hamburg Senator Martin Johann Jenisch (1793-1857).

Junge Symphoniker Hamburg

It’s not just in their ensemble photo that the Junge Symphoniker Hamburg can be seen standing deep in water. In their summer concert conducted by Daniel Kirchmann, they now also plunge musically into the waves: the program features Alexander von Zemlinsky’s lushly effervescent orchestral fantasy »Die Seejungfrau« (The Mermaid) and Antonín Dvořák’s mysteriously seething symphonic poem »Der Wassermann« (The Water Goblin). Both works allow legends of fairy-tale (under)water creatures to merge with the waves of late Romantic orchestral sound.

In his inimitable style, Dvořák told the old Bohemian horror story of the water sprite who kidnaps a girl, impregnates her, and finally kills their child shortly before the turn of the century. Naturally, this was accompanied by dark and dramatic orchestral colors – but not without the usual dose of folk verve.

A few years later, at the beginning of the 20th century, Alexander von Zemlinsky wanted to show that even predecessors such as Richard Strauss had not yet exhausted the art of creating captivating, brilliantly orchestrated program music for orchestra. He chose Hans Christian Andersen’s world-famous fairy tale »The Little Mermaid« as the basis for this compositional challenge. He mastered the task of translating a water nymph’s unfulfilled longing for human love into passionately indulgent, pictorial music with flying colors—better than his own unhappy affair with Alma Mahler, which he processed in »Die Seejungfrau« (The Mermaid).

PERFORMERS

Junge Symphoniker Hamburg orchestra

Daniel Kirchmann conductor

PROGRAM

»Unter Wasser«

Antonín Dvořák
Der Wassermann

Alexander von Zemlinsky
The Mermaid

Kaffeekult(o)ur Speicherstadt

The fragrant roastery tour

This tour is pure coffee enjoyment! We start with a delicious coffee specialty in our Rosinenfischer Kontor, take a look at various roasteries on an entertaining tour of the Speicherstadt (Warehouse District), surprise our guests with a chocolate creation, and finish with a tasting of three coffee rarities in the cozy atmosphere of the coffee shop.

- 3-hour program consisting of 105 minutes of tours to coffee roasteries and 75 minutes of coffee tasting of three rarities
- Welcome coffee at the Rosinenfischer office
- Chocolate surprise in between
- professional coffee tasting

This tour is not suitable for children. For an entertaining tour with children, we recommend our sensory tour.