Livestream from the LOFT: A Tribute To Michael Brecker 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 May 18th, eg Tokio)
concerts starts 15min+


►►►You can watch this livestream for free on YouTube, we are of course very happy if you support Kevin Naßhan & his 5tet with a "virtual ticket", details will follow here shortly!


►►take me directly to the livestream:

https://youtu.be/Q_XCbCu9sq0

Live from the LOFT
Wednesday, 12th of May 2021

stream starts : 8.45 pm CEST...

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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 May 18th, eg Tokio)
concerts starts 15min+


►►►You can watch this livestream for free on YouTube, we are of course very happy if you support Kevin Naßhan & his 5tet with a "virtual ticket", details will follow here shortly!


►►take me directly to the livestream:

https://youtu.be/Q_XCbCu9sq0

Live from the LOFT
Wednesday, 12th of May 2021

stream starts : 8.45 pm CEST
concert starts: 9.00 pm CEST

Johannes Müller - saxophone
Martin Schulte - guitar
Christian Pabst- piano
André Nendza - bass
Kevin Naßhan - drums

Michael Brecker is one of the most important and influential jazz musicians of his generation. He played on 900 albums during his career and won a full 13 Grammys. As a sideman and leader, the saxophonist has played with the who's who of jazz: Chet Baker, George Benson, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, Jaco Pastorius to name but a few. But Brecker also worked with pop greats like Eric Clapton, Frank Sinatra or Bruce Springsteen in the 70s and 80s in the studio and on the concert stage.
At the Saarlouis Jazznight on October 10th, 2020, Saarlouis drummer Kevin Nasshan had invited some of Germany's leading jazz musicians to present Brecker's music: saxophonist Johannes Müller, guitarist Martin Schulte, pianist Christian Pabst and bassist André Nendza. The focus is mainly on the legendary album "Tales from the Hudson", which was released in 1996 and was awarded 2 Grammys.
In the meantime, the repertoire has been expanded to include the participating musicians' own compositions, conceived in the spirit of Michael Becker.


Sound: Stefan Deistler (http://www.deistler-sounds.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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