Livestream from the LOFT: David Helm & Jozef Dumoulin at Loft

The concert will be livestreamed via YouTube

livestream starts:
8.45 pm CEST
2:45 pm EST (eg New York)
11.45 am PST (eg Los Angeles)
4.45 am JST (on April 26th, eg Tokio)
concerts starts 15min+

►►You can watch this livestream for free on YouTube, we are of course very happy if you support David & Jozef with a "virtual ticket", details will follow here shortly!


►►take me directly to the livestream:

https://youtu.be/1YJHGVlWNkg

Live from the LOFT
Sunday, 25th of April 2021

stream starts : 8.45 pm CET...

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The concert will be livestreamed via YouTube

livestream starts:
8.45 pm CEST
2:45 pm EST (eg New York)
11.45 am PST (eg Los Angeles)
4.45 am JST (on April 26th, eg Tokio)
concerts starts 15min+

►►You can watch this livestream for free on YouTube, we are of course very happy if you support David & Jozef with a "virtual ticket", details will follow here shortly!


►►take me directly to the livestream:

https://youtu.be/1YJHGVlWNkg

Live from the LOFT
Sunday, 25th of April 2021

stream starts : 8.45 pm CET
concert starts: 9.00 pm CET

The first playdate of Helm & Dumoulin promises to be an open experiment which merges their broad influences. Chances are high that there will be a lot of sound.

Pianist Jozef Dumoulin (Belgium) redefined the Fender Rhodes keyboard through a scope that is at the same time fully contemporary, eclectic and highly personal. He was the first to present a full solo program featuring the instrument. Furthermore he is known for his open and luminous approach to the piano and to music in general, always anchored in tradition without being burdened by it. Besides the Fender Rhodes solo, his own projects include The Red Hill Orchestra (a trio with Ellery Eskelin and Dan Weiss) and a duo with Benoît Delbecq.

David Helm (born 1990 in Weilburg a.d. Lahn) is a Cologne-based composing improviser. His main instrument has been the double bass, which he studied under the tuition of Prof. Dieter Manderscheid.
He grew up singing in a boys choir, where his choirmaster told him whilst rehearsing Bach: „if you don’t feel anything, there’s the door*“. During this period he was also exposed to noisy bands at soggy small town rock festivals.
David works in the fields of free improvised, experimental, noise & contemporary music. He focuses on longterm projects and collaborations as a leader and collaborator, writes music and is always looking for new ways of expressing himself. Over the last years he rediscovered his voice and is exploring that, together with the piano, electric guitar & several objects in song – as well as in improvised contexts. When there is no pandemic David is usually touring a fair amount on earth with great bands and inspiring people. His playing can be heard on over 50 records. 2019 he received the Jazz Prize of the City of Cologne.
*he felt something


Sound: Christian Heck https://www.tonart-studio.de
Production: Dr. Urs Benedikt Müller & Hans Martin Müller
Thanks to: Mischa Salevic, Kulturamt Köln & Ministerium für Kultur und Wissenschaft des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen

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