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FEBRUARY 2025

18 ❘ 02

Tu, 20:30 hrs

ASRA

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Ruben Kilchling: alto sax/flute, Michal Skwierczyński: guitar, Catherine Tang: piano/synths, Paul Pattusch: bass, Lucas Zibulski: drums

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Ruben Kilchling: alto sax/flute, Michal Skwierczyński: guitar, Catherine Tang: piano/synths, Paul Pattusch: bass, Lucas Zibulski: drums

ASRA

Folk jazz that makes dreams come true.

Between catchy and challenging, local and global, digital and analog, ASRA, under the direction of Catherine Tang, deals with gripping, captivating, cross-genre music: Original compositions invite you on a journey between American and European jazz and pop music, floating soundscapes - thoughts and ideas flow under warm acoustic arcs and electro-acoustic shimmering. The result is a fresh footprint of a young quintet on the way to independence in musical language and form.

18 ❘ 02

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

19 ❘ 02

We, 20:30 hrs

LILAMORS

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Ana Čop: vocals, Jaka Arh: electronics/sax, Thilo Seevers: piano

19 ❘ 02

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

LILAMORS

A precious moment of calm with contemporary electroacoustic music.

LILAMORS' debut album, “When I Am Dead, My Dearest”, feels like tingling mist on the skin. This award-winning trio blends various styles with subtle melancholy: Ana Čop’s crystal-clear, poetic voice, Thilo Seevers' snowflake-soft piano, and Jaka Arh’s delicate electronics and sax create a mystical atmosphere between reality and dream. Their concerts are like sound meditations, immersing the audience in deep calm and relaxation. So, order a drink, take a deep breath, lean back, and enjoy.

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Ana Čop: vocals, Jaka Arh: electronics/sax, Thilo Seevers: piano

 

20 ❘ 02

Th, 20:30 hrs

Samuel Blaser – Russ Lossing – Billy Mintz ::: TRIPLE DIP

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Samuel Blaser: trombone, Russ Lossing: piano, Billy Mintz: drums

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Samuel Blaser: trombone, Russ Lossing: piano, Billy Mintz: drums

Samuel Blaser – Russ Lossing – Billy Mintz ::: TRIPLE DIP

Expressive Freedom with an inventive Line-Up.

Virtuoso Swiss trombonist Samuel Blaser captivates with his distinctive tone, which he can modulate perfectly at will. Together with the sensitive pianist Russ Lossing and versatile drummer Billy Mintz, he crafts brilliant, energetic, and lyrical music, consciously utilizing the full range of tonal colors to fully explore and savor his unique voice. The three elevate their “trialogue” to a high art form, creating a free, shimmering musical cosmos that leaves a lasting impression.

20 ❘ 02

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

21+
22
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Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

Cacha Mundinho

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Joana Almeida: vocals/guitar, Maripepa Contreras: oboe/duduk, Bence Huszar: bass/cello, Sjahin During: percussion

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22
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  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 12.– / 8.–
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  • Sound Sample

Cacha Mundinho

Captivating contemporary ethno-jazz.

Cacha Mundinho, meaning “capture a little world” in Portuguese, perfectly embodies the music of singer and guitarist Joana Almeida. Her sound spans an entire world of styles, emotions, and cultures in a refreshing and engaging way. Alongside influences from North Africa, the Middle East, and India, Almeida infuses her distinct Iberian passion and Portuguese Fado melancholy. This completely unique and unmistakable sound captivates the senses, further enriched by the intriguing instrumentation of guitar, oboe, duduk (Armenian flute), bass, cello, and percussion. An intoxicating and intense auditory experience.

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Joana Almeida: vocals/guitar, Maripepa Contreras: oboe/duduk, Bence Huszar: bass/cello, Sjahin During: percussion

 

25+
26
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Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

The Source

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Øyvind Brække: trombone, Trygve Seim: tenor/soprano sax, Mats Eilertsen: bass, Per Oddvar Johansen: drums

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Øyvind Brække: trombone, Trygve Seim: tenor/soprano sax, Mats Eilertsen: bass, Per Oddvar Johansen: drums

The Source

The Norwegian quartet impresses with a sensitive and extravagant fusion of lyrical melodies and energetic pulse.

With brass, bass, and drums, this exceptional band creates an exquisite balance. The rich, often calm lines of the trombone (Øyvind Brække) and saxophone (Trygve Seim) gently interplay with the fluttering, vibrant rhythm of bassist Mats Eilertsen and drummer Per Oddvar Johansen. The musicians deliberately use varying tempos to convey moods – their cohesion and rhythmic precision are brilliant.

25+
26
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  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample
 

27 ❘ 02

Th, 20:30 hrs

Duo Series – 1st Set

Tim Garland – Jason Rebello

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Tim Garland: tenor/soprano saxes, Jason Rebello: piano

27 ❘ 02

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

Duo Series – 1st Set

Tim Garland – Jason Rebello

A duo of gentle tones and beautiful melodies.

A breeze of the vast musical world flows through as renowned British jazz musicians Jason Rebello and Tim Garland play their way straight into the heart with subtle understatement. Longtime Sting pianist Jason Rebello and Chick Corea's saxophonist Tim Garland celebrate their personal and musical friendship with the release of their duo album “Life To Life”. They allow each other space and gently provide the necessary support for sparkling melodies and smooth solos. A radiant testament to a beautifully harmonious friendship.

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Tim Garland: tenor/soprano saxes, Jason Rebello: piano

 

27 ❘ 02

Th, 21:45 hrs

Duo Series – 2nd Set

Izumi Kimura & Gerry Hemingway

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Izumi Kimura: piano, Gerry Hemingway: drums/vibes

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Izumi Kimura: piano, Gerry Hemingway: drums/vibes

Duo Series – 2nd Set

Izumi Kimura & Gerry Hemingway

The second part of the Duo Series offers a precise sonic universe.

Japanese pianist Izumi Kimura and U.S. drummer Gerry Hemingway, now residing in Switzerland, share an intuitive connection. Seamlessly, they navigate between formal structures, percussive outbursts, finely spun sound puzzles, and expressive solos Even in free passages, the love for rhythm and melody is evident. Hemingway highlights this by adding complementary tonal lines on vibraphone or drums, while Kimura’s crisp staccato enhances and complements Hemingway’s intricate constructions.

27 ❘ 02

  • Th, 21:45 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
  • Sound Sample
 

28 ❘ 02

Fr, 16:00 hrs
Museum Tinguely

Roche’n’Jazz: Jazz at the Tinguely Museum

Colin Vallon Trio

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28 ❘ 02

  • Fr, 16:00 hrs ❘ Museum Tinguely
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Roche’n’Jazz: Jazz at the Tinguely Museum

Colin Vallon Trio

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28 ❘ 02
+01 ❘ 03

Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

Colin Vallon Trio

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Colin Vallon: piano, Patrice Moret: bass, Julian Sartorius: drums

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Colin Vallon: piano, Patrice Moret: bass, Julian Sartorius: drums

Colin Vallon Trio

On the release tour of their new album “Samares” the magnificent trio returns to bird’s eye.

Samares are winged seeds that dance in the wind – just like the music, which takes unexpected turns. With Colin Vallon on piano, Patrice Moret on bass, and Julian Sartorius on drums, three strong personalities and sensitive musicians challenge one another. They weave a dense canopy of touching melodies, rooted deeply and vibrantly in a rhythmic trunk. Their branches stretch and grow – sometimes gently, sometimes fiercely in storms of energy. This music glows in warm light, casting long shadows

28 ❘ 02
+01 ❘ 03

  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 12.– / 8.–
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MARCH 2025

 

04+
05
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Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

Alex Hitchcock Quintet

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Alexandra Ridout: trumpet, Alex Hitchcock: tenor sax, Will Barry: piano, Mats Sandahl: bass, Marc Michel: drums

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05
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  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample

Alex Hitchcock Quintet

Energizing jazz from the Big Apple.

The distinctive saxophone style of New Yorker Alex Hitchcock, with its rich tone, and the precise, versatile trumpet of Alexandra Ridout, join forces with an exceptional rhythm section. Together, they elevate the vitality and brilliance of hard bop to contemporary heights. With nuanced moods, beautiful melodic lines, and subtle grooves, they captivate every audience. Hitchcock is considered one of the leading voices in the international jazz scene, thanks to his incredible technique, harmonic intuition, and progressive yet lyrical storytelling.

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Alexandra Ridout: trumpet, Alex Hitchcock: tenor sax, Will Barry: piano, Mats Sandahl: bass, Marc Michel: drums

 

06 ❘ 03

Th, 20:30 hrs

In Collaboration with Offbeat (50 Years!)

Jeremy Pelt Quintet

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Jeremy Pelt: trumpet, Jalen Baker: vibes, Misha Mendelenko: guitar, Leighton Harrell: bass, Jared Spears: drums

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Jeremy Pelt: trumpet, Jalen Baker: vibes, Misha Mendelenko: guitar, Leighton Harrell: bass, Jared Spears: drums

In Collaboration with Offbeat (50 Years!)

Jeremy Pelt Quintet

The acclaimed US jazz virtuoso visits the bird’s eye on his release tour.

Trumpeter Jeremy Pelt, known for his dynamic yet subtle style and crystal-clear tone, blends a variety of influences into a cohesive, elegant, and captivating performance on his latest album “Woven”. With a relaxed intimacy and effortless virtuosity, he explores new dimensions of jazz, striking a delicate balance between innovation and emotional depth. From neo-bop to driving rhythms and touching ballads, his music flows into a vibrant, dense fusion sound.

06 ❘ 03

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

07 ❘ 03

Fr, 20:30 hrs

European Jazz Meeting

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Max Ionata: tenor sax , Martin Sasse: piano, Dominik Schürmann: bass, Frits Landesbergen: drums Joost van Schaik: drums

07 ❘ 03

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

European Jazz Meeting

Elegant mainstream jazz in the tradition of the swing, bebop, and hard bop eras.

“European Jazz Meeting” brings together four like-minded musicians from across Europe, united by their love of groove, swing, strong melodies, and refined harmonies. This musical credo is at the heart of their distinct, polished sound, enriched with original compositions and diverse stylistic influences. Their latest album, “The Basel Sessions” captures the spirit of their collaboration.

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Max Ionata: tenor sax , Martin Sasse: piano, Dominik Schürmann: bass, Frits Landesbergen: drums Joost van Schaik: drums

 

08 ❘ 03

Sa, 20:30 hrs

Anna Kalk Quartet

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Anna Kalk: guitar, Paul Butscher: trumpet, Loïc Baillod: bass, Xavier Kaeser: drums

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Anna Kalk: guitar, Paul Butscher: trumpet, Loïc Baillod: bass, Xavier Kaeser: drums

Anna Kalk Quartet

Atmospheric, contemporary jazz that touches the soul.

The dynamic Anna Kalk Quartet has just released its album “different times”, captivating audiences with an introspective exploration of life’s darker sides, struggles, and bitterness. Kalk’s flowing compositions envelop listeners in dreamlike waves, evoking emotions and offering solace. Her smooth guitar playing thrives on contrasts: angular rhythms and driving bass lines are juxtaposed with expansive melodies and gentle soundscapes, illustrating the intensity and melancholy felt during life’s transformations.

08 ❘ 03

  • Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 12.– / 8.–
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10–
12
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Fasnacht Break

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12
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Fasnacht Break

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13 ❘ 03

Th, 20:30 hrs

1st Set

Esther Sévérac Solo

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Esther Sévérac: harp/efx

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Esther Sévérac: harp/efx

1st Set

Esther Sévérac Solo

A magical journey through classical, jazz, folk, and electronic soundscapes.

Harpist Esther Sévérac enchants with her charisma and ability to create tension and dynamics as a solo performer. She weaves captivating stories about witches or even extraterrestrial dogs, producing unique sounds with her harp that flow between genres. Combined with analogue and digital effects, she redefines the harp, far beyond its angelic stereotype, gripping audiences from the very first note.

13 ❘ 03

  • Th, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
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13 ❘ 03

Th, 21:45 hrs

2nd Set

RLM featuring Gaston Bandimic

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Gaston Bandimic: rap, MISS C-LINE: rap/vocals/percussion, François Lana: synths/sampler, Jonas Ruther: drums

13 ❘ 03

  • Th, 21:45 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–

2nd Set

RLM featuring Gaston Bandimic

Powerful Blend of Indie Rap, Jazz, Electronica, and Psychedelic Soundscapes

A love for groove and the urge to joyfully expand and even break genre boundaries unite this extraordinary, creative trio. Funky hip-hop beats, played by Jonas Ruther on drums, lay the foundation for François Lana’s soundscapes, ranging from eccentric to psychedelic. Miss C-LINE’s fiery rhymes and effects ignite the spark that makes this massive artistic creation crackle and take off. For this concert, RLM has invited the impressive Senegalese rapper Gaston Bandimic, who raps in Wolof and transforms the electrifying atmosphere into a rhythmic firestorm. An intense musical experiment for fans of the contemporary underground scene.

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Gaston Bandimic: rap, MISS C-LINE: rap/vocals/percussion, François Lana: synths/sampler, Jonas Ruther: drums

 

14+
15
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Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

Skyjack

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Andreas Tschopp: trombone, Marc Stucki: tenor sax, Kyle Shepherd: piano, Shane Cooper: bass, Jonno Sweetman: drums

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Andreas Tschopp: trombone, Marc Stucki: tenor sax, Kyle Shepherd: piano, Shane Cooper: bass, Jonno Sweetman: drums

Skyjack

Powerful jazz with an irresistible South African groove.

The Skyjack collective, featuring jazz musicians from South Africa and Switzerland, brings their release tour for “Light Cycle” to the bird’s eye. The collaboration of different cultures and seasoned musicians serves as a catalyst, unleashing an explosion of driving rhythms infused with Cape Jazz influences, expressive solos, and rich harmonies. Marc Stucki and Andreas Tschopp’s exuberant interplay contrasts beautifully with Kyle Shepherd’s lyrical piano and Shane Cooper’s resonant bass, while Jonno Sweetman’s energetic drumming forms the vibrant backbone of this exhilarating performance.

14+
15
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  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 12.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
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17 ❘ 03

Mo, 20:30 hrs

Big Band Night

Basel Jazz Orchestra

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Francesca Gaza: conductor, Bastien Rieser, Tobias Schneider, Sebastian Greschuk, Álvaro Ocón: trumpet/flugelhorn, Josh Schofield: alto/soprano saxes, Sara El Hachimi: alto sax/flute, Baptiste Stanek: tenor sax/clarinet, Charley Rose: tenor sax, Charlotte Lang: baritone sax/bass clarinet, Lucas Wirz, Lukas Reinert: trombone, Fernando Brox: trombone/flute, Yossi Itskovich: bass trombone, Michal Skwierczynski: guitar, Lorenzo Vitolo: piano, Gianni Narduzzi: bass, Marton Juhasz: drums

17 ❘ 03

  • Mo, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
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Big Band Night

Basel Jazz Orchestra

A magical evening of rich orchestral sounds – soothing for the soul.

The Basel Jazz Orchestra consistently thrills bird’s eye audiences with its sophisticated, beautiful music. A creative hub for musicians and composers from Basel, the orchestra showcases elegant, multifaceted big band sounds, contemporary jazz, and a touch of international flair. Occasionally joined by guest artists, this evening features the ensemble’s own powerful compositions, both new and refined.

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Francesca Gaza: conductor, Bastien Rieser, Tobias Schneider, Sebastian Greschuk, Álvaro Ocón: trumpet/flugelhorn, Josh Schofield: alto/soprano saxes, Sara El Hachimi: alto sax/flute, Baptiste Stanek: tenor sax/clarinet, Charley Rose: tenor sax, Charlotte Lang: baritone sax/bass clarinet, Lucas Wirz, Lukas Reinert: trombone, Fernando Brox: trombone/flute, Yossi Itskovich: bass trombone, Michal Skwierczynski: guitar, Lorenzo Vitolo: piano, Gianni Narduzzi: bass, Marton Juhasz: drums

 

18+
19
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Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

Gauthier Toux Trio

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Gauthier Toux: piano, Simon Tailleu: bass, Maxence Sibille: drums

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Gauthier Toux: piano, Simon Tailleu: bass, Maxence Sibille: drums

Gauthier Toux Trio

Dive into a sensual, immersive musical world.

The Gauthier Toux Trio immediately captivates audiences with its heartfelt intensity. Pianist Gauthier Toux and his exceptional bandmates create vibrant, melancholic soundscapes filled with repetitive melodies, impressionistic harmonies, and flowing rhythms that carry the music forward. Toux’s poetic, multifaceted sonic vision evokes dazzling, magical imagery, leaving a lasting impression.

18+
19
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  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample
 

20 ❘ 03

Th, 20:30 hrs

Kaisa's Machine

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Max Light: guitar, Eden Ladin: piano, Kaisa Mäensivu: bass, Joe Peri: drums

20 ❘ 03

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

Kaisa's Machine

A unique gem with Finnish influences and New York drive.

Emerging from the straight-ahead jazz scene, Finnish bassist Kaisa Mäensivu discovered a new, inspiring world in New York City. Infused with the city’s creative energy, Mäensivu’s music reflects a progressive, contemporary side balanced by an inner calm. Her delicate melodies — sometimes uplifting, sometimes melancholic — beautifully capture the emotional contrasts of her experiences, enhanced by a hint of Nordic melancholy.

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Max Light: guitar, Eden Ladin: piano, Kaisa Mäensivu: bass, Joe Peri: drums

 

21+
22
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Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

In Collaboration with the Centre for African Studies

Ingoma Busuku

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Paras Dlamini: vocals, Linda Sikhakhane: tenor sax, Colin Vallon: piano, Géraud Portal: bass, Jonas Ruther: drums

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Paras Dlamini: vocals, Linda Sikhakhane: tenor sax, Colin Vallon: piano, Géraud Portal: bass, Jonas Ruther: drums

In Collaboration with the Centre for African Studies

Ingoma Busuku

Spiritual music that encourages you to dance, meditate and reflect on your own journey and the intricacies of life.

South African jazz is a groovy exploration of different linguistic cadences. In this case, vocalist Parras Dlamini expresses himself in his native Zulu, but his stylistic nuances reveal his multi-layered inspirations - local, continental and international. Ingoma Busuku (song of the night) is a poetic expression that simply addresses secret and sacred mantras, prayers, love ballads and affirmations as well as the self, the supreme being and the ancestors.

21+
22
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  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 12.– / 8.–
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23 ❘ 03

Su, 11:00 hrs

Concert for children

Lukas und Wale

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Charlotte Lang: alto/baritone saxes/flute/vocals, Tim Hüllstrung: guitar/vocals, Pino Zortea: e-bass/vocals, Janis Jaunalksnis: drums

23 ❘ 03

  • Su, 11:00 hrs
  • Single entrance fee
    Adults 14.– / Children 8.–
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Concert for children

Lukas und Wale

Tracing the Roots of Jazz A Musical Live Audio Play for All Ages

Young Lukas and the old sailor Wale embark on a journey around the world to discover jazz. Their adventurous voyage takes them to Stockholm, Tokyo, Rio de Janeiro's Carnival, New York, and even a celebration on Cape Verde. At each stop, musicians perform specially composed songs and improvise along the way. Images projected onto a screen further bring the story to life. A captivating and inspiring experience combining music, visuals, and storytelling that encourages audience participation. No age restrictions.

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Charlotte Lang: alto/baritone saxes/flute/vocals, Tim Hüllstrung: guitar/vocals, Pino Zortea: e-bass/vocals, Janis Jaunalksnis: drums

 

25+
26
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Tu and We, 20:30 hrs

Aphorism Quartet

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Domenic Landolf: tenor/soprano saxes/bass clarinet, Michael Beck: piano, Arne Huber: bass, Jorge Rossy: drums/vibes

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Domenic Landolf: tenor/soprano saxes/bass clarinet, Michael Beck: piano, Arne Huber: bass, Jorge Rossy: drums/vibes

Aphorism Quartet

Elegant tightropes walk between structure and free improvisation

In addition to simple, open structures, this outstanding band embraces harmonically complex jazz compositions and rhythmically powerful, anthemic pieces. They captivate with a chamber music-like sensitivity to the overall sound. The musicians develop a nuanced interplay and continuously strive for authentic expression — free from superficial clichés or self-serving virtuosity. The aphorism — a concise statement offering a wealth of interpretive possibilities — perfectly mirrors the aesthetic philosophy of this ensemble in their music.

25+
26
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  • Tu and We, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
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27 ❘ 03

Th, 20:30 hrs

Manon Mullener Quintet

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Victor Decamp: trombone, Samuel Urscheler: tenor sax, Rodrigo Aravena: e-bass, Manon Mullener: piano, Lucien Mullener: drums

27 ❘ 03

  • Th, 20:30 hrs
  • One-time entrance fee CHF 14.– / 8.–
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Manon Mullener Quintet

Beautiful contemporary jazz with influences of Cuban music

With her new album "Stories," young Fribourg-based pianist Manon Mullener delicately weaves a true musical fairytale, inspired by the testimonies of people she has encountered around the world. The audience is drawn into moving stories, such as that of Zoila, a 95-year-old Cuban grandmother, or Noh, a Mexican taxi driver who continues to live by the values of Mayan culture to this day. Mullener’s flowing, shimmering playing ties these tales together, creating vivid, multifaceted images brimming with energy and a zest for life.

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Victor Decamp: trombone, Samuel Urscheler: tenor sax, Rodrigo Aravena: e-bass, Manon Mullener: piano, Lucien Mullener: drums

 

28+
29
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Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs

Peter Evans’ «Being & Becoming»

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Peter Evans: trumpet, Joel M Ross: vibes/synth, Nick Jozwiak: bass/synth, Jim Black: drums

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Peter Evans: trumpet, Joel M Ross: vibes/synth, Nick Jozwiak: bass/synth, Jim Black: drums

Peter Evans’ «Being & Becoming»

Innovative blend of jazz, contemporary music, and electronic influences

With “Being & Becoming”, trumpeter Peter Evans brings his vision of interplay to life—sounding as fluid and organic as it is enriched by precise impulses, interwoven rhythms, and layered sounds. His music blurs genre boundaries to create something entirely new and powerful. With virtuosic ease and an inspiring stylistic diversity, the multifaceted sound of “Being & Becoming” continues to evolve, masterfully flowing between contemporary jazz, avant-garde, and electronica.

28+
29
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  • Fr and Sa, 20:30 hrs
  • Entrance fee per set CHF 12.– / 8.–
  • Reservation
  • Sound Sample