Pablo Held Meets Shamgunova · Hoffmann · Klöffer · Høyer – Vol. 28 | Live Recording at Loft

tickets:
regular: 12,- €uro
students, disabled persons: 6,- €uro

doors: 8.00 pm CEST
concert starts:
approx. 8.30 pm CEST


How nice: Kristina Shamgunova once again accepts an invitation from Pablo Held! One suspects that this time a completely different, new sound texture will result. A year and a half ago, the exquisite saxophonist from Mannheim immersed herself in compositions by Thelonious-Monk in a deeply relaxed yet confidently pointed manner (to which the enigmatic, almost mischievous piece Sweet and Lovely on Pablo Held’s Meet-me-at-the-LOFT album also bears witness). Now she meets fellow players with whom further, playfully no less exciting sources of inspiration can be tapped....

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tickets:
regular: 12,- €uro
students, disabled persons: 6,- €uro

doors: 8.00 pm CEST
concert starts:
approx. 8.30 pm CEST


How nice: Kristina Shamgunova once again accepts an invitation from Pablo Held! One suspects that this time a completely different, new sound texture will result. A year and a half ago, the exquisite saxophonist from Mannheim immersed herself in compositions by Thelonious-Monk in a deeply relaxed yet confidently pointed manner (to which the enigmatic, almost mischievous piece Sweet and Lovely on Pablo Held’s Meet-me-at-the-LOFT album also bears witness). Now she meets fellow players with whom further, playfully no less exciting sources of inspiration can be tapped.

Bassist Nico Klöffer comes from Saarbrücken, but has been rooted in Cologne for a long time, where he impressively neutönen jazz with Simon Below and Leif Berger, among others. Together with Kristina Shamgunova he also played the melancholic music in Philip Weyand’s quartet Myosotis. The latter’s echoes of fine Nordic jazz should appeal above all to drummer Jakob Høyer, who played Danish indie rock with the Raveonettes before proving his brilliant filigree qualities in the Jakob Bro Trio (in concerts with Tom Harrell), among others. How always thereby now the musical course is also set: Thanks to Tobias Hoffmann’s reliably sovereign string playing, there will always be the necessary grounding for a music with which Pablo Held once again explores the infinite world of harmonies.

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