Cologne Jazzweek | ILK X CJW Day 2: Fosterchild Extended & Lotte Anker at Cologne Jazzweek at Loft

Tickets: 19,-€ / 13,-€
here in pre-sale:
https://cologne-jazzweek.ticket.io/lh9datzd/

Kombi-Ticket for both sets.

Tickets also availabel at the box office (depending on availability)
If hot outside, the concert hall is air-conditioned.

For live-recordings, the air conditioners run until shortly before the concert begins!

1st set: Fosterchild Extended
Sebastian Gille – saxophone
Kasper Tranberg – trumpet
Elisabeth Coudoux – cello
Jacob Anderskov – piano
David Helm – bass
Fabian Arends – drums...

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Tickets: 19,-€ / 13,-€
here in pre-sale:
https://cologne-jazzweek.ticket.io/lh9datzd/

Kombi-Ticket for both sets.

Tickets also availabel at the box office (depending on availability)
If hot outside, the concert hall is air-conditioned.

For live-recordings, the air conditioners run until shortly before the concert begins!

1st set: Fosterchild Extended
Sebastian Gille – saxophone
Kasper Tranberg – trumpet
Elisabeth Coudoux – cello
Jacob Anderskov – piano
David Helm – bass
Fabian Arends – drums

2nd set
Lotte Anker – Saxophone

ILK is the name of a collective from the Danish capital Copenhagen, which is run by 21 musicians primarily as a record label to release their own releases of a hybrid musical avant-garde. In addition, this collective curates one of the stages at the renowned Copenhagen Jazz Festival and organises concert series in some of Copenhagen’s hottest clubs and venues.

At the Cologne Jazzweek, some of the Danish collectivists meet like-minded people from Berlin and Cologne.

For several years now, there has been a Cologne-Copenhagen connection called Fosterchild, a band with a changing line-up led by the Danish pianist Jakob Anderskov, with contemporary jazz music that sounds large-scale and lucid at the same time.
An institution in the European free jazz scene is the Danish saxophonist Lotte Anker, who will be heard twice: once in a trio with the Belgian pianist Marlies Debacker, who lives in Cologne, and the Cologne-based Etienne Nillesen on the extended snare drum, and with an unaccompanied saxophone solo programme.
There are also concerts with a German-Danish trio with Berlin saxophonist Uli Kempendorff, Cologne pianist Philip Zoubek and Copenhagen drummer Peter Bruun, a quartet with Mark Solberg (guitar), Francesco Bigoni (electronics), Almut Kühne (vocals) and Axel Dörner (trumpet), and a duo with saxophonist Jonas Engel and Copenhagen-based Swedish singer Qarin Wikström.

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