Take the Mol Train: Hans Lüdemann - Sébastien Boisseau - Dejan Terzic Rooms (D/f) at Opus Jazz Club

Featuring:

Hans Lüdemann - piano and virtual piano
Sébastien Boisseau - double bass
Dejan Terzic - drums and percussion

“Complex and unheard - the Jazz played by this trio has something futuristic and opens joyful and relieving perspectives” (DNA, Strasbourg)

The trio ROOMS is a “revelation”, as the French Jazz magazine Jazzman puts it. It opens new perspectives, creates spaces, and undertakes joyful musical discoveries. Three European personalities have come together to form this group: Hans Lüdemann, the German piano virtuoso, Sebastien Boisseau, the French bass improviser and Dejan Terzic, the German-Yugoslavian sound artist on drums. From the first note this trio has found its own sound and a magical understanding that sets off an effortless flow of musical ideas. These can be a contemplative concentration into each single note or erupt into dynamic movements. The trio is deeply rooted in jazz but finds room to develop the music into unexpected directions at any point. The musical approach of the group is open and reveals a wide horizon. It integrates influences of rock music and the electronic expansion of the piano sound with what Lüdemann calls “the virtual piano”, bringing a new dimension into the music. The result is exciting, lively and absolutely contemporary. There are no quotations or postmodern variety of styles, but a unified personal musical language based on the compositions of Hans Lüdemann. It gives room for great freedom in the improvisations. Each tune tells its own story, be it melancholic moods, vital African impressions or dark feelings....

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Featuring:

Hans Lüdemann - piano and virtual piano
Sébastien Boisseau - double bass
Dejan Terzic - drums and percussion

“Complex and unheard - the Jazz played by this trio has something futuristic and opens joyful and relieving perspectives” (DNA, Strasbourg)

The trio ROOMS is a “revelation”, as the French Jazz magazine Jazzman puts it. It opens new perspectives, creates spaces, and undertakes joyful musical discoveries. Three European personalities have come together to form this group: Hans Lüdemann, the German piano virtuoso, Sebastien Boisseau, the French bass improviser and Dejan Terzic, the German-Yugoslavian sound artist on drums. From the first note this trio has found its own sound and a magical understanding that sets off an effortless flow of musical ideas. These can be a contemplative concentration into each single note or erupt into dynamic movements. The trio is deeply rooted in jazz but finds room to develop the music into unexpected directions at any point. The musical approach of the group is open and reveals a wide horizon. It integrates influences of rock music and the electronic expansion of the piano sound with what Lüdemann calls “the virtual piano”, bringing a new dimension into the music. The result is exciting, lively and absolutely contemporary. There are no quotations or postmodern variety of styles, but a unified personal musical language based on the compositions of Hans Lüdemann. It gives room for great freedom in the improvisations. Each tune tells its own story, be it melancholic moods, vital African impressions or dark feelings.

After the premiere within the concert series die Kunst des Trios in Köln 2007 and a celebrated appearance at the Jazz d‘Or-Festival in Strasbourg/France their first CD was released in September 2010 by BMC Records and premiered at the Budapest Jazz Forum. In 2012, the 5-CD-box die kunst dest trios, which also features Rooms, found wide recognition and was awarded with the ECHO Jazz 2013. The group has performed on festivals and in clubs all over Europe, including Nevers, Reims and Zürich. Since 2013 the trio also functions as the base for the new French-German “T.E.E. Ensemble”. Rooms is working on a new production for BMC Records that will be released in 2015.

Tickets are available for 1500 HUF on the spot, in the national JEGYPONT network of Interticket, at jegy.hu and here.

Please don't forget your table reservation, as seating at the Opus jazz Club can only be guaranteed in this case. Tel: (+36 1) 216 7894.

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