Multiphonics Festival: Maria Portugal & Quartabé / Conny Trieder 4tet

20.00
Trieders wood

Trieders Holz: Behind the laconic band name lies great sound theater! The flutist Connie Trieder unfolds her enchantingly woven chamber jazz in a sensual, subtle and subtle way. Two flutes full of character, a bass clarinet rich in virtuoso contrasts and an elegantly promenading double bass together create poetic sound images that resemble the little corner of the sun in one of Connie Trieder's poems, which for a brief, precious moment conjures up magic in the mundane kitchen from her childhood. Conni Trieder, born in Karl-Marx-Stadt, grew up in Halle an der Saale, studied jazz flute in Cologne with Michael Heupel, Dieter Manderscheid and Frank Gratkowski. Her music is rich in perceptual and sensory impressions and invites one to constantly experience familiar places in a new and different way.

9:15 p.m.
Maria Portugal - Quartabê
Back in 2014, members of avant-garde composer Arrigo Barnabé's ensemble founded the band Quartabê. To this day, it sees itself as a classroom in which to be (educated) by the masters of Brazilian music, in order to then confidently think it anew and further. For Quartabê, there is no dividing line between the learning and creative processes: influenced by São Paulo's avant-garde movement, boldly improvised excursions overlap with electronics, pop and (prog) rock. The two distinctive clarinet voices float above pulsating percussion and buzzing and shimmering keyboard passages that delight one with seemingly endless associations.