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DECEMBER 2025

09+
10
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Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

Deadeye

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Reinier Baas: guitar, Kit Downes: hammond B3, Jonas Burgwinkel: drums

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Reinier Baas: guitar, Kit Downes: hammond B3, Jonas Burgwinkel: drums

Deadeye

A brilliant blend of soul jazz, rock, folk, and contemporary classical music.

This outstanding trio moves fluidly between genres, captivating the audience from the very first note. With an impressive sensitivity to dynamics and tension, they craft a unique and fascinating syntax from individual musical phrases. Through eruptive, simmering energy as well as quieter moments, the three musicians carve out their own paths: evoking the spirit of soul jazz, shifting into the rustic folk traditions of Great Britain, diving into noisy rock, and finally bringing certain compositional principles of contemporary classical music into focus. Their infectious groove and joy of playing remain constant throughout.

09+
10
 ❘ 12

  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
 

11 ❘ 12

Th, 20:30 hrs

BOTTOM ORCHESTRA

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Almut Kühne: vocals, Marina Tantanozi: flute, Sophie Bernado: bassoon, Benjamin Weidekamp: alto sax/clarinet/bass clarinet, Uli Kempendorff: tenor sax/clarinet, Silvan Schmid: trumpet, Lukas Briggen: trombone , Marcella Carboni: harp, Philip Zoubek: piano/synths, Manuel Troller: guitar, Evi Filippou: vibes, Kaspar von Grünigen: bass, David Meier: drums

11 ❘ 12

  • Th, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample

BOTTOM ORCHESTRA

A daring, self-ironic blend of jazz, contemporary, and new music.

The Bottom Orchestra is a collective organism of fourteen musical personalities who live and breathe different musical styles — or all of them at once. Here, orchestral sound and sophisticated polyrhythms meet deliberately provocative, politically charged texts, a finely calibrated balance of dissonance and harmony, and ample space for free improvisation. With no regard for boundaries, this audacious large ensemble led by Kaspar von Grünigen forges its own path away from well-trodden roads — always united in the search for musically fertile ground.

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Almut Kühne: vocals, Marina Tantanozi: flute, Sophie Bernado: bassoon, Benjamin Weidekamp: alto sax/clarinet/bass clarinet, Uli Kempendorff: tenor sax/clarinet, Silvan Schmid: trumpet, Lukas Briggen: trombone , Marcella Carboni: harp, Philip Zoubek: piano/synths, Manuel Troller: guitar, Evi Filippou: vibes, Kaspar von Grünigen: bass, David Meier: drums

 

12+
13
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Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

Feigenwinter - Moret - Pfammatter «Common Ground»

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Hans Feigenwinter: piano, Patrice Moret: bass, Norbert Pfammatter: drums

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Hans Feigenwinter: piano, Patrice Moret: bass, Norbert Pfammatter: drums

Feigenwinter - Moret - Pfammatter «Common Ground»

Unpretentious magicians of the moment.

Without formal extravagance or elaborate arrangements, this seasoned trio continues the tradition of improvising on standards in a versatile and elegant way, guided by intuition and spontaneity. The three musicians transform old melodies and familiar harmonies into breathtaking, multilayered music that draws its charm from the coexistence of old and new, with a swing feel that oscillates between gentle grace and daring velocity. A sublime synthesis of musicality and originality, where urgent sensuality and intellectual precision strike a perfect balance.

12+
13
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  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 12.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
 

15 ❘ 12

Mo, 20:30 hrs

Big Band Night

Basel Jazz Orchestra celebrates Christmas

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Francesca Gaza: conductor, Bastien Rieser, Tobias Schneider, Sebastian Greschuk, Cesc Badia: trumpet/flugelhorn, Josh Schofield: alto/soprano saxes, Sara El Hachimi: alto sax/flute, Baptiste Stanek: tenor sax/clarinet, Robert Wypasek: tenor sax, Ruben Kirchling: baritone sax, Till Maas, Lukas Reinert: trombone, Fernando Brox: trombone/flute, Yossi Itskovich: bass trombone, Michal Skwierczyński: guitar, Lorenzo Vitolo: piano, Gianni Narduzzi: bass, Jan Zeimetz: drums

15 ❘ 12

  • Mo, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
    Unfortunately, the quota of reservations for this concert has already been filled, and it is no longer possible to make reservations. You can try at the box office starting at 8:10 p.m., but there is no guarantee that anything will be available.

Big Band Night

Basel Jazz Orchestra celebrates Christmas

The BJO brings Christmas spirit to the bird’s eye.

Just like last year, the Basel Jazz Orchestra celebrates Christmas with us — full of heart, charm, and verve. Whether it’s internationally famous Christmas songs newly arranged and gently “jazzed up” with a deft balance between nostalgia and kitsch, or lesser-known gems from various cultures wrapped in lush harmonies — after this concert, we’ll surely find ourselves dreaming of a White Christmas and a Silent Night.

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Francesca Gaza: conductor, Bastien Rieser, Tobias Schneider, Sebastian Greschuk, Cesc Badia: trumpet/flugelhorn, Josh Schofield: alto/soprano saxes, Sara El Hachimi: alto sax/flute, Baptiste Stanek: tenor sax/clarinet, Robert Wypasek: tenor sax, Ruben Kirchling: baritone sax, Till Maas, Lukas Reinert: trombone, Fernando Brox: trombone/flute, Yossi Itskovich: bass trombone, Michal Skwierczyński: guitar, Lorenzo Vitolo: piano, Gianni Narduzzi: bass, Jan Zeimetz: drums

 

16+
17
 ❘ 12

Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

MaxMantis

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Lukas Gernet: piano, Rafael Jerjen: bass, Samuel Büttiker: drums

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Lukas Gernet: piano, Rafael Jerjen: bass, Samuel Büttiker: drums

MaxMantis

Melodic, intricate contemporary jazz with a touch of folk music.

Inspired by the untamed power of the insect world, MaxMantis weaves a finely crafted web of heroic soundscapes and captivating improvisation, traveling the globe with melodies from a fascinating microcosm. What buzzes here is unstoppable jazz — precise, powerful, and full of drive. The concerts of MaxMantis move, touch, fascinate, and surprise, whisking listeners away — with a wink — into a world brimming with energy, adrenaline, and musical adventure.

16+
17
 ❘ 12

  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample
 

18 ❘ 12

Th, 20:30 hrs

FRI3SER

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Lucca Fries: piano, Sarah Zaugg: e-bass, Luca Ramella: drums

18 ❘ 12

  • Th, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample

FRI3SER

Hypnotic piano drones and rocking beats.

Pianist Lucca Fries presents his most personal project to date with FRI3SER — a trio where his resonant, rhythmically intense piano style meets distorted bass riffs and powerful drum beats. Elements from club culture, such as continuously morphing rhythms and tension-filled breaks, along with subtle piano preparations, give the sound an almost electronic aura. Together with Sarah Zaugg and Luca Ramella, Fries creates meditative yet powerful music that moves fluidly between jazz, rock, ambient, and club sounds.

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Lucca Fries: piano, Sarah Zaugg: e-bass, Luca Ramella: drums

 

19+
20
 ❘ 12

Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

Quiet Tree

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Simon Spiess: tenor sax, Marc Méan: piano/synths, Jonas Ruther: drums

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Simon Spiess: tenor sax, Marc Méan: piano/synths, Jonas Ruther: drums

Quiet Tree

Poetic, atmospheric jazz with an ’80s aesthetic.

Quiet Tree creates, in a fascinating and subtle way, a space for awareness and emotion: Simon Spiess’s gentle, at times smoky tone floats above the repetitive, beautiful harmonies and synth textures of Marc Méan’s piano, while Jonas Ruther provides structure with precise, delicate rhythmic impulses. With hypnotic, grooving sound clusters that invite dreaming and smiling, the trio weaves memories and moods into an intense, weightless yet deeply moving musical universe — capturing the longing of the moment in melody. A magical evening and a fitting finale to our 2025 bird’s eye program.

19+
20
 ❘ 12

  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 12.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample
 

21 ❘ 12 –
05
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Christmas and New Year’s break

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21 ❘ 12 –
05
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Christmas and New Year’s break

We warmly thank all our guests, sponsors, patrons, and friends for their loyalty, joy, and support. May 2026 bring many wonderful and moving jazz concerts and moments. The bird’s eye team wishes you happy, cozy holidays and a joyful, fulfilling New Year. We look forward to seeing you again in 2026!

 

New admission prices starting in 2026

After 17 years, we have decided to slightly increase admission prices.

New:

Tuesday – Thursday: CHF 16.– / CHF 10.–

Friday/Saturday: CHF 14.– / CHF 10.– per set

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JANUARY 2026

 

06+
07
 ❘ 01

Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

Joe Haider Jazz Orchestra

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Dave Blaser, Daniel Schenker, Bernhard Schoch: trumpet, Dani Blanc: alto sax/flute, Domenic Landolf: tenor sax/b-clarinet, Thomi Geiger: tenor/soprano saxes/alto clarinet, Vincent Lachat: trombone, Bernhard Bamert: trombone, Adrian Weber: bass trombone, Joe Haider: piano, Lorenz Beyeler: bass, Dominic Egli: drums

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Dave Blaser, Daniel Schenker, Bernhard Schoch: trumpet, Dani Blanc: alto sax/flute, Domenic Landolf: tenor sax/b-clarinet, Thomi Geiger: tenor/soprano saxes/alto clarinet, Vincent Lachat: trombone, Bernhard Bamert: trombone, Adrian Weber: bass trombone, Joe Haider: piano, Lorenz Beyeler: bass, Dominic Egli: drums

Joe Haider Jazz Orchestra

Joe Haider, a veteran of the European jazz scene, is celebrating his 90th birthday.

And what better way for a jazz legend to celebrate 90 years of life and over 65 years of music than with a spectacular tour? The established, sensitive pianist—still full of ideas, joie de vivre, and top-class musicality—kicks off his birthday tour at bird's eye with Swiss jazz greats. Together with his jazz orchestra, he brings standards and his own compositions to life with sophisticated brilliance, allowing the audience to enjoy an evening of modern, swinging straight-ahead jazz of the highest caliber.

06+
07
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  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 16– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample
 

08 ❘ 01

Th, 20:30 hrs

Tie 3 Imaginaires

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Hannah Adriana Müller: vocals, Sonja Ott: trumpet, Anatole Buccella: e-guitar, Pino Zortea: e-bass, Johanna Pärli: bass, Luca Righele: drums

08 ❘ 01

  • Th, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 16– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample

Tie 3 Imaginaires

A magical encounter between pop jazz and “cinematic” post rock.

The bands Trois Imaginaires and Tie Drei, both with an enchanting, unique sound, merge here to form an impressive sextet. The musicians let delicate, melancholic melodies flow and manifest an almost tangible nostalgia – a sonic refuge for all those who cling to something that is no longer there. Coming from different worlds, they accumulate their essence and guide us through touching stories with bittersweet melancholy. Their joint album “Storyboard” was released on Bandcamp last October.

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Hannah Adriana Müller: vocals, Sonja Ott: trumpet, Anatole Buccella: e-guitar, Pino Zortea: e-bass, Johanna Pärli: bass, Luca Righele: drums

 

09+
10
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Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

Adrien Chicot

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Julien Alour: trumpet, Ricardo Izquierdo: tenor/soprano saxes, Adrien Chicot: piano, Sylvain Romano: bass, Philippe Maniez: drums

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Julien Alour: trumpet, Ricardo Izquierdo: tenor/soprano saxes, Adrien Chicot: piano, Sylvain Romano: bass, Philippe Maniez: drums

Adrien Chicot

Elegant jazz in the tradition of hard bop.

Pianist Adrien Chicot's music is an integral part of the young French jazz scene. His sound is driving and intense, yet at the same time breathes a vibrant serenity and lyrical intimacy. Julien Alour impresses with airy yet precise runs, Ricardo Izquierdo complements him with a confident, warm tone, and Adrien Chicot leads the soloists with sparkling playing and adds spice with complex harmonies. The musicians are backed by Sylvain Romano with his sonorous, precise bass and Philippe Maniez with his demanding, light-footed impulses. Together, the quintet delivers beautiful, contemporary modern jazz with a fascinating harmonic sophistication. The album “Eymet” was released in 2023 on Bandcamp.

09+
10
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  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 14.– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample
 

13+
14
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Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

Szymon Mika - Agma

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Song Yi Jeon: vocals, Oskar Török: trumpet, Szymon Mika: guitar, Andrzej Święs: bass, Peter Somos: drums

13+
14
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  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 16– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample

Szymon Mika - Agma

Nuances of contemporary jazz that inspire enthusiasm.

Szymon Mika's music touches listeners with its dense, intense atmosphere, which thrives on sensitive playing and subtle interaction. His crystal-clear, virtuoso yet restrained guitar blends perfectly with the warm, embracing sound of Oskar Török's trumpet. The outstanding singer Song Yi Jeon complements and enriches the two with her gentle yet expressive voice, which sounds like the first sunshine after a long, dark winter and intensifies the magic. Andrzej Święs and Peter Somos provide a precise and light rhythmic backdrop. Music full of deep emotion, brilliance, and heart and soul.

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Song Yi Jeon: vocals, Oskar Török: trumpet, Szymon Mika: guitar, Andrzej Święs: bass, Peter Somos: drums

 

15–
17
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Th until Sa, 20:30 hrs

Sarah Chaksad Large Ensemble

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Sissel Vera Pettersen: vocals, Sarah Chaksad: alto/soprano saxes, Fabian Willmann: tenor sax/bass clarinet, Christoph Bösch: flute, Catherine Delaunay: basset, horn, Hildegunn Øiseth: trumpet, Paco Andreo: valve trombone, Lukas Wyss: trombone, Sophia Nidecker: tuba, Fabio Gouvêa: guitar, Julia Hülsmann: piano, Dominique Girod: bass, Eva Klesse: drums

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Sissel Vera Pettersen: vocals, Sarah Chaksad: alto/soprano saxes, Fabian Willmann: tenor sax/bass clarinet, Christoph Bösch: flute, Catherine Delaunay: basset, horn, Hildegunn Øiseth: trumpet, Paco Andreo: valve trombone, Lukas Wyss: trombone, Sophia Nidecker: tuba, Fabio Gouvêa: guitar, Julia Hülsmann: piano, Dominique Girod: bass, Eva Klesse: drums

Sarah Chaksad Large Ensemble

A rich, dense orchestral sound that gets under your skin.

Bandleader and saxophonist Sarah Chaksad makes sophisticated and sensitive use of her musicians' diverse instrumental potential to create a multi-layered, subtly shaped sound universe. Through intelligent, sensitive compositions with a touch of traditional Persian music, she opens up new horizons for the audience with an internalized depth. A hypnotic, beautiful overall concept of colors and moods, in which the artists have enough space to shine through lyrical solos. The three concerts are part of a workshop week, and new pieces will be created every day during rehearsals.

15–
17
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  • Th until Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Th: One-time entrance fee CHF 16.– / 10.–
    Fr/Sa: Entrance fee per set CHF 14.– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample
 

20+
21
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Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

Rob Clearfield Quartet

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Hermon Mehari: trumpet, Rob Clearfield: piano, Simon Tailleu: bass, Fred Pasqua: drums

20+
21
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  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 16– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample

Rob Clearfield Quartet

Soulful, contemporary jazz from Chicago.

Rob Clearfield was already a brilliant sideman at bird's eye – now he's making his debut with us as bandleader with his trio. His new album, “Voice in the Wilderness”, is a moving fusion of his Chicago roots with various musical styles. His repertoire ranges from influences of Robert Glasper's hip-hop-infused style to the structured diversity of Makaya McCraven to the late Romantic moods of Brahms and Chopin. With the lyrical trumpeter Hermon Mehari, the incisive bassist Simon Tailleu, and the nimble Fred Pasqua on drums, we can expect groovy, contemporary jazz with plenty of gospel and heart, inviting us to revel and enjoy.

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Hermon Mehari: trumpet, Rob Clearfield: piano, Simon Tailleu: bass, Fred Pasqua: drums

 

22 ❘ 01

Th, 20:30 hrs

Solo Series | 1st Set

Mareille Merck Solo

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Mareille Merck: guitar

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Mareille Merck: guitar

Solo Series | 1st Set

Mareille Merck Solo

A delicate interplay of tonal diversity and precision.

Mareille Merck uses her solo freedom to break down stylistic boundaries. She combines fingerstyle techniques with typical jazz elements and explores versatile tonal facets with great attention to detail. She breathes life into catchy melodies with harmonics, often unusually tuned strings, or idiosyncratic tremolo effects. Mareille always seeks the core of the musical message, which she colors with her unmistakable sound and experiments with sound space, atmosphere, and contrasts. Spontaneity and a willingness to take risks merge into a gentle yet energetic, homogeneous whole.

22 ❘ 01

  • Th, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 16– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample
 

22 ❘ 01

Th, 21:45 hrs

Solo Series | 2nd Set

Christy Doran solo guitar & loops

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Christy Doran: acoustic guitar/ guitar/loops

22 ❘ 01

  • Th, 21:45 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 16– / 10.–
  • Sound Sample

Solo Series | 2nd Set

Christy Doran solo guitar & loops

A fabulous solo set with sublime jazz and soundscapes.

Christy Doran has often thrilled audiences at bird's eye with various, sometimes highly experimental formations – now he comes to us with a gentler, hypnotic solo program. His clear, precise touch immediately creates an atmosphere of crystalline concentration and alert energy. With delicate melodies, he invites you to dream and fascinates with rich, bluesy chords and virtuoso runs that create a swinging dynamic. The loops allow him to create multi-layered soundscapes. Doran captivates the audience with his intense, focused presence from the very first note.

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Christy Doran: acoustic guitar/ guitar/loops

 

23+
24
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Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

Adele Sauros Basel Smash

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Adele Sauros: tenor/soprano saxes, Noé Sécula: piano, Joan Codina: bass, Genius Wesley: drums

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Adele Sauros: tenor/soprano saxes, Noé Sécula: piano, Joan Codina: bass, Genius Wesley: drums

Adele Sauros Basel Smash

A nuanced encounter between jazz tradition and contemporary jazz.

The broad, warm sound of saxophonist Adele Sauros immediately invites you to listen. With her quartet, which she formed in Basel in 2023, the Finnish musician tells stories from the time she lived and studied here in a clearly accentuated and lyrical style. “No Room for Hesitation” was released last year on Bopcats Records and thoughtfully and melodically blends Sauros' Nordic melancholy and poetry with the energy and dynamism of African-American jazz.

23+
24
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  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 14.– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample
 

27+
28
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Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

Fabienne Ambuehl

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Fabienne Ambuehl: vocals/piano, Ant Law: guitar, Matt Ridley: bass, Lukas Gasser: drums

27+
28
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  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 16– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample

Fabienne Ambuehl

Melodic modern jazz with a dash of pop and folk.

From the sound of mountain silence to the hustle and bustle of the big city, the music of Swiss-born Fabienne Ambuehl, who lives in London, evokes intense emotions and tells gripping stories. Full of freedom and breath, the quartet creates playful, flowing jazz—rhythmically captivating, lyrical, and energetic at the same time. Inspired by poetry, Romantic music, and even the Beatles, Ambuehl composes with a subtle eye for detail. Her distinctive, powerful voice meanders through a wide range of terrain, from sensitive to scat or a touch of yodeling.

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Fabienne Ambuehl: vocals/piano, Ant Law: guitar, Matt Ridley: bass, Lukas Gasser: drums

 

29 ❘ 01

Th, 20:30 hrs

Big Band Night

Basel Jazz Orchestra – Composers Focus II

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Francesca Gaza: conductor, Bastien Rieser, Tobias Schneider, Sebastián Greschuk, Alvaro Ocon: trumpet/flugelhorn, Josh Schofield: alto/soprano saxes, Nino Wenger: alto sax/flute, Baptiste Stanek: tenor sax/flute/clarinet/bass clarinet, Charlotte Lang: bariton sax/ bass clarinet, Charley Rose: tenor sax/clarinet, Lukas Reinert, Lucas Wirz: trombone, Fernando Brox: trombone/flute, Yossi Itskovich: bass trombone, Michal Skwierczyński: guitar, Lorenzo Vitolo: piano, Gianni Narduzzi: bass, Jan Zeimetz: drums

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Francesca Gaza: conductor, Bastien Rieser, Tobias Schneider, Sebastián Greschuk, Alvaro Ocon: trumpet/flugelhorn, Josh Schofield: alto/soprano saxes, Nino Wenger: alto sax/flute, Baptiste Stanek: tenor sax/flute/clarinet/bass clarinet, Charlotte Lang: bariton sax/ bass clarinet, Charley Rose: tenor sax/clarinet, Lukas Reinert, Lucas Wirz: trombone, Fernando Brox: trombone/flute, Yossi Itskovich: bass trombone, Michal Skwierczyński: guitar, Lorenzo Vitolo: piano, Gianni Narduzzi: bass, Jan Zeimetz: drums

Big Band Night

Basel Jazz Orchestra – Composers Focus II

The BJO performs songs by Alexandre Cahen and Sebastián Greschuk.

Every last Thursday of the month, the Basel Jazz Orchestra delights audiences with its smooth, beautiful music. This time, the focus is on two distinctive voices: Alexandre Cahen touches listeners with his neo-classical and romantic tones, a touch of Hungarian folk and French impressionism. Sebastián Greschuk, on the other hand, fascinates with lively compositions that reflect his South American roots and combine Argentine tango and samba with modern jazz. A unique evening where the concentrated creative power of two musical worlds will bring the club to a boil.

29 ❘ 01

  • Th, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 16– / 10.–
  • Reservation
 

30+
31
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Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

Mikkel Ploug Group with Mark Turner

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Mark Turner: tenor sax, Mikkel Ploug: guitar, Jeppe Skovbakke: bass, Sean Carpio: drums

30+
31
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  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 14.– / 10.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample

Mikkel Ploug Group with Mark Turner

Refined jazz with Danish flair.

Danish guitarist Mikkel Ploug, together with US saxophonist Mark Turner and the sensitive rhythm section of Jeppe Skovbakke and Sean Carpio, presents a delicate, meditative sound that allows you to breathe deeply and creates a space for contemplative mindfulness. The tempo is leisurely and relaxed – Ploug and Turner lean back and let their solos flourish and flow harmoniously without pressure. Their melodic lines intertwine playfully, Turner's saxophone is warm and soothing, like a comforting embrace, and Ploug's guitar weaves its web of sounds sensitively and delicately. The nominated album “Nocturnes” was released in 2023 by Stunt Records.

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Mark Turner: tenor sax, Mikkel Ploug: guitar, Jeppe Skovbakke: bass, Sean Carpio: drums