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051218 JazzaJ / Die Hochstapler (Berlin)
JAZZAJ DECEMBER: INTENZITÁS (1.)
DIE HOCHSTAPLER: (A szélhámosok) Pierre Borel - altszaxofon Louis Laurain - trombita Antonio Borghini - nagybőgő Hannes Lingens - dobok Kíméletlenül intenzív swing, Ornette-től és Don Cherrytől Braxtonig, s vissza Jimmy Giuffre-ig. Kártyajátékok, ábécék és nyelvtani inspirációk. Költészet. A koncepciózus nemzetközi kvartett a „The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog“ c. lemezét mutatja be mostani turnéján. A cím ismerős lehet bárkinek, aki valaha betűtípusokat keresett a számítógépén – ebben a mintamondatban az angol ábécé minden betűje megtalálható. A repertoár ezúttal (korábbi hommage lemezeikkel szemben) saját számokból áll, melyben mind a négy tag bemutatja – sokszor a többiekével szöges ellentétben lévő "véleményét" – így egy játékos zenei-filozófiai diskurzus szemtanújává válunk. belépő: 1500.- http://www.hanneslingens.de/index.php/projects/die-hochstapler/ // english DIE HOCHSTAPLER present „The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog“ Pierre Borel - alto saxophone Louis Laurain - trumpet Antonio Borghini - double bass Hannes Lingens - drums After devoting their debut to the concepts of Anthony Braxton and Ornette Coleman and inventing the collective alter ego Alvin P. Buckley as the mastermind behind their second album, Die Hochstapler (The Impostors) have with their third release officially declared Alvin P. dead and arrived at a music entirely their own. Based on questions of language and communication, their music is developed collectively in extensive rehearsal periods. Card games, alphabets, mathematical structures as well as texts from Beckett to Kerouac form the basis for radically free discourse. Four independent voices, free to suggest, pretend, agree, disagree or ignore at any time of the game, collectively build up a rhetoric full of hints and references, playful and ever changing. Active since 2010, Die Hochstapler have played at venues and Festivals such as Météo Mulhouse, Jazz d‘Or Berlin, Cable Festival Nantes, Hagenfesten and Umlaut Festival Berlin. The "extensive aesthetics" (freiStil) of their "excellent album" (Citizen Jazz) "The Braxtornette Project" (Umlaut Records 2013) has been perceived as "sensational" by austrian magazin skug and its successor "The Music of Alvin P. Buckley" (Umlaut Records 2015), according to allaboutjazz, "swings as hard as early Ornette and Don Cherry's interlocking horns mashed up with the radicalism of Jimmy Giuffre's ensembles". entrance: 1500.- http://www.hanneslingens.de/index.php/projects/die-hochstapler/