Shilkloper & Neselovskyi at Loft

Please read our infos concerning concerts with an audience during the Corona pandemic here:
https://www.loftkoeln.de/en/concert-at-the-loft-during-the-corona-pandemic/

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

concert starts:
8.30 pm CET

Arkady Shilkloper and Vadim Neselovskyi have been a duo since 2011, and have recorded three albums together: LAST SNOW, KRAI and LUSTRUM.
Arkady Shilkloper (Moscow Art Trio) has taken the French horn and alphorn to a new dimension as a soloist. With an unparalleled ease he follows his melodic imagination, as if there were no limits to these instruments. His congenial musical partner, the Ukrainian pianist and composer Vadim Neselovskyi, is considered an experimental border crosser between jazz and classical music, and has already played with Gary Burton, John Zorn, Dave Douglas, and Lee Konitz. Vadim is a professor of jazz composition and piano at Berklee College of Music in Boston, USA....

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Please read our infos concerning concerts with an audience during the Corona pandemic here:
https://www.loftkoeln.de/en/concert-at-the-loft-during-the-corona-pandemic/

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

concert starts:
8.30 pm CET

Arkady Shilkloper and Vadim Neselovskyi have been a duo since 2011, and have recorded three albums together: LAST SNOW, KRAI and LUSTRUM.
Arkady Shilkloper (Moscow Art Trio) has taken the French horn and alphorn to a new dimension as a soloist. With an unparalleled ease he follows his melodic imagination, as if there were no limits to these instruments. His congenial musical partner, the Ukrainian pianist and composer Vadim Neselovskyi, is considered an experimental border crosser between jazz and classical music, and has already played with Gary Burton, John Zorn, Dave Douglas, and Lee Konitz. Vadim is a professor of jazz composition and piano at Berklee College of Music in Boston, USA.
The two musicians wander between classical, jazz, folk and experimental, discovering their own musical language.

„A Russian and a Ukrainian record together an album about boundless freedom. …the two musicians thematize boundless freedom, both geographically and, of course, musically, painting the most beautiful pictures of their homeland.
„‚Krai‘ becomes in the playing of this duo a kind of spiritual home, which strips away the provincial and opens itself to new influences, a place of memory and artistic imagination. In the boundless flight of musical imagination, animated by romanticism in a sense that is both primal and fresh, the two draw on an overcast sky luminous sounds of hope and freedom.“
Bert Noglik

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