Joe² at Alter Schwede

Berlin impresario ‘Assi’ Glöde has often had guitarist Joe Sachse play with drummers. For example with Baby Sommer and most recently with John Marshall (Soft Machine), with whom Sachse worked for many years and who sadly passed away a year and a half ago. D ‘Luten’ Petrowsky understood free playing to mean ‘having all possibilities at your disposal’. ‘Joe’ Sachse played with him in a trio with Klaus Koch for many years. This is also how he understands his new duo with Joe Hertenstein: ‘Free playing as a basis, but also rhythmic stretches with standards or songs etc . It worked wonderfully with David Moss , Paul Lovens , Wolfram Dix , Ernst Bier , Baby Sommer and also with John Marshall .’ The encounter with Joe Hertenstein is a continuation of this concept and an approach to further development. ...

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Berlin impresario ‘Assi’ Glöde has often had guitarist Joe Sachse play with drummers. For example with Baby Sommer and most recently with John Marshall (Soft Machine), with whom Sachse worked for many years and who sadly passed away a year and a half ago. D ‘Luten’ Petrowsky understood free playing to mean ‘having all possibilities at your disposal’. ‘Joe’ Sachse played with him in a trio with Klaus Koch for many years. This is also how he understands his new duo with Joe Hertenstein: ‘Free playing as a basis, but also rhythmic stretches with standards or songs etc . It worked wonderfully with David Moss , Paul Lovens , Wolfram Dix , Ernst Bier , Baby Sommer and also with John Marshall .’ The encounter with Joe Hertenstein is a continuation of this concept and an approach to further development.

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