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Straight Ahead Ensemble / Jazz History Ensemble (Ensemble Night)

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

Straight Ahead Ensemble (Ensemble Night): Im Straight Ahead Ensemble stehen Swing, Bebop und Straight-Ahead-Material im Zentrum, meisterhaft dargelegt von Altmeister Dan Gottshall. Die Arbeit fokussiert das rasche Erfassen funktionsharmonischer Zusammenhänge, das Einprägen aus dem Stehgreif sowie das Spiel ohne Leadsheet, um interpretatorische Freiheit und improvisatorische Souveränität zu vertiefen. Headarrangements werden erarbeitet, Interaktion und „Spontan-Arrangement“ im Ensemblespiel konsequent verinnerlicht. So entsteht eine Klangästhetik, die aus präzisem Formbewusstsein und wacher Gegenwärtigkeit gespeist wird. Jazz History Ensemble (Ensemble Night): Im Zentrum des Konzerts steht die Erarbeitung unterschiedlicher Arrangements und Stücke aus der gesamten Jazzgeschichte, verbunden mit dem Versuch eines stilistischen Vergleichs verschiedener Epochen. Die historische Aufführungspraxis dient dabei als Bezugsrahmen, in den instrumentale Personalstile bewusst eingearbeitet werden. Besonderes Augenmerk gilt Phrasierungsnuancen wie Growl, Jungle Style und variierenden Vibratoformen sowie Intonation und Interaktion innerhalb einer mehrstimmig besetzten Bläsersection. Wenn möglich, fließen zudem Transkriptionen, eigene Kompositionen und Arrangements in die Ensemblearbeit ein. Geleitet wird das Ensemble von Prof. Fiete Felsch.

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Line-Up:

Straight Ahead Ensemble:

Tereze Anna Pogina — Gesang

Elias Kobulashvili — Saxophon

Martyn Badzay — Trompete

Julian Schröder — Trompete

Jip Kröger — Gitarre

Michael Brunzema — Klavier

Philip Siemen — Bass

Luis Eduardo Tonos Ramirez — Schlagzeug

Simon Gums — Vibraphon

Jazz History Ensemble:

Laura Ayala Halbach — Gesang

Ronald Feliz Pineda — Saxophon

Jip Kröger — Gitarre

Simon Gums — Vibraphon

Sebastián Mueses — Bass

Noah Schulte-Hemming — Schlagzeug

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

Tickets: https://jazzhall.hfmt-hamburg.de/tickets/?eid=185354

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)

SUBMASSIVE

After our Bass & Breakbeats night at Haus73 we’re going to fill the sunday with a full on Jungle only night with exmperimental approaches to close the weekend properly.

Symphoniker Hamburg / Chamber Concert

The fifth chamber concert of the season in the Small Hall of the Laeiszhalle is entitled »Hamburgensie meets memories of Florence.« A chamber orchestra from the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra, conducted by concertmaster Adrian Iliescu, will present a program that spans the musical spectrum from Hamburg to Florence – an evening full of stylistic diversity, lively contrasts, and musical brilliance.
The concert opens with C. P. E. Bach’s Hamburg Symphony in A major – a work full of expressiveness that exemplifies the heyday of the »Hamburg Bach«. This is followed by J. S. Bach’s Violin Concerto in D minor, a masterpiece of Baroque concert art in which the virtuosity of the solo violin and the clarity of the musical architecture of the orchestral part come together in a unique way. The festive finale is Peter Tchaikovsky’s String Sextet in D minor, entitled »Souvenir de Florence«. In this work, Russian passion and Italian lightness merge into a colorful chamber music piece that rounds off the evening in a melodious way.

PERFORMERS

Kammerorchester der Symphoniker Hamburg chamber orchestra

Adrian Iliescu violin and director

PROGRAM

Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Sinfonie für Streicher und Basso continuo A-Dur Wq 182/4 »Hamburger Sinfonie Nr. 4«

Johann Sebastian Bach
Konzert für Violine und Orchester d-Moll BWV 1052

Piotr I. Tschaikowsky
String Sextet in D minor, Op. 70 »Souvenir de Florence«

Symphoniker Hamburg / Clara-Jumi Kang / Sylvain Cambreling

An evening full of musical brilliance, building a bridge between the early 19th and late 20th centuries: Under the baton of Sylvain Cambreling, a concert unfolds that speaks of memory and new beginnings – of music that preserves and transforms at once. Ludwig van Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in D major is one of the most beloved works in classical music. With its overwhelming beauty, it has captivated audiences for more than 200 years. Clara-Jumi Kang returns to the Symphoniker Hamburg following her acclaimed concert in the 2024/25 season, bringing Beethoven’s masterpiece to life with her incomparable virtuosity.
Providing a striking contrast is Hans Werner Henze’s »Sinfonia N. 8«, performed by the Symphoniker in honor of Henze’s 100th birthday. Inspired by Shakespeare’s »A Midsummer Night’s Dream«, the work blends classical tradition with shimmering modern colors – music that makes the past tangible while pointing toward the future. A concert that brings history to life and draws the audience into an overwhelming world of sound.

PERFORMERS

Symphoniker Hamburg orchestra

Clara-Jumi Kang violin

Sylvain Cambreling conductor

PROGRAM

Ludwig van Beethoven
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D major, Op. 61

- Interval -

Hans Werner Henze
Sinfonie Nr. 8

System Error: Human? Annual Exhibition of the Professional Association of Visual Artists Hamburg

Every human being is a complex set of routines, beliefs and attempts at establishing order. Defects, disruptions and irritations are often viewed as threats – but perhaps this is actually where our true potential lies. It is precisely when something tilts or contradicts itself that spaces emerge for new perceptions.

For this year’s members exhibition of the Professional Association of Visual Artists Hamburg, a jury of five experts selected thirty artistic positions from 145 submissions. System Error: Human? compiles works that explore the fragile, the unfinished and the contradictory. Between analogue material and the digital code, between earth, fabric, metal and pixels, they negotiate questions of control, loss and new beginnings. They display breaks as transitions, cracks as openings, irritations as starting points for new forms of coexistence. The exhibition thus becomes a polyphonic plea for the productive power of the error – and for art as a field where orientation is continually being re-created.

Jury: Anja Giese, Barbara Maahs, Sibylle Mayr, Maryam Naderi, Avid Saeed

Participating artists: Sevil Amini, Christian M. Beier, Sarah Bender-Kronberg, Matthias Berthold, Wolfgang Block, Roland Doil, Christa Donatius, Frieder Falk, Satenik Ghulijanyan, Şakir Gökçebağ, Frauke Hänke & Claus Kienle, Friederike Höppner, Katharina Holstein-Sturm, Ute Klapschuweit, Thomas Klockmann, Agatha Kosobucki, Kristina Küster-Witt, Max Messemer, Per Pegelow, Jens Rausch, Florian Reckert, Lena Schmidt, Janine Seelen, Shahram Shahmiri, Kuo Tian, Jenni Tietze, Annika Unterburg, Sebastian Unterrainer, Frederick Vidal, Andrea Ziegler

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