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Jazzclub-Konstanz Kurhauscasino Veranstaltungskalender Bodensee - Oberschwaben Ammersee - Allgäu 9+10/2008 jazzclub-konstanz KurhausCasino Rhythm & Blues The Queen of Soul - Harriet Lewis 09.10.2008 · 20 Uhr · Runder Saal Bauer in Love "Goethe goes Goppfstand – Literatur mal anders!" Ralf Bauer - Rezitation und Kopfstand Pat Fritz - Musik und Beistand 10.10.2008 · 20 Uhr · Runder Saal Mr. M’s Vocal Jazz Club Freitag, 24.10., 20 Uhr: Take 6 Samstag, 25.10., 20 Uhr: Jazz Jam im Club Sonntag, 26.10., 20 Uhr: New York Voices 24. - 26.10.2008 · Bénazetsaal Welttanz-Gala Rendezvous der Weltmeister und Ball Tanzshows mit Profi-Paaren und Formationen Ballorchester: Erich Erber Showband 15.11.2008 · 20 Uhr · Bénazetsaal 7. Argentinische Tangonacht Konzert, Show und Tanz Tango-Orchester: Hyperion Ensemble 29.11.2008 · 21 Uhr · Bénazetsaal Silvester Dinner Ball Ballorchester: Thilo Wolf Big Band, Casino Band Baden-Baden Mitternachtsshow mit Joan Faulkner 31.12.2008 · 20 Uhr · Bénazetsaal Ticketservice Tourist-Information Baden-Baden, Stadteinfahrt B 500, Schwarzwaldstr. 52, Tel. 07221-275 233 (kostenlose Parkplätze) und Ticketservice in der Trinkhalle, Kaiserallee 3, Tel. 07221-93 27 00 Ticketbuchung im Internet www.badenbadenevents.de Information Baden-Baden Events GmbH, Tel. 07221-275 275 Inhalt 3 Impressum 4 Jazzkalender September 2008 11 Abo-Karte 34 Jazzkalender Oktober 2008 Impressum Herausgeber DTP Service Sigrid Wasmer Birkenallee 14, 86949 Windach Tel. 0 88 06 / 18 64, Fax 0 88 06 / 95 66 69 E-Mail [email protected] Redaktion Sigrid Wasmer Mitarbeit Dieter Dannecker, Elisabeth Dannecker Druck NORA Druck und Verlag GmbH, Raisting Auflage 1000 Stück Treffpunkt Jazz Veranstaltungskalender Bodensee-Oberschwaben, Ammersee-Allgäu erscheint 6 x jährlich (Januar/Februar, März/April, Mai/Juni, Juli/August, September/Oktober, November/Dezember als Doppelausgabe). Alle Angaben sind sorgfältig recherchiert, aber ohne Gewähr. Das Nichterscheinen des Kalenders berechtigt nicht zu Schadensersatz- forderungen. Nachdruck ist nur mit genauer Quellenangabe gestattet. Die Auslagestellen finden Sie auf der Website www.treffpunkt-jazz.de/auslagestellen.html. Veranstaltungshinweise sind kostenlos. Nächster Redaktions- und Anzeigenschluss für die Ausgabe November/Dezember 2008 ist der 20. Oktober 2008 Der Gesamtausgabe liegen bei: Flyer Jazz& Spielboden, Dornbirn/A – Herbst/Winter 2008 Flyer „20. Ehinger Jazztage 2008“, Jazzclub Ehingen e.V. 3 Montag, 1. September Tuttlingen Rittergarten 20:00 Blue Monday Jazz-JamSession Ulm Jazzkeller Sauschdall 20:30 Game & Jazz Lounge, Live-Musik und Spiel Dienstag, 2. September Landsberg/Lech Stadttheater/Foyer 20:30 Jazz Session Nach der Sommerpause die Sommer-Session im Foyer des Stadttheaters, bei ganz schönem Wetter auch im Freien im Amphitrion hinter dem Theater. Oberbayrische und Allgäuer Jazzer vereint im Jammen und Grooven! Leitung Lothar Ringmayr, freier Eintritt! Mittwoch, 3. September Baden-Baden Kurpark Meeting Kurgarten am Kurhaus Casino Baden-Badener Philharmonie 16:00 Cozmic Soul, Soul, Funk, R&B 20:00 Bad Dürrheim Kurhaus 10:00 The Swingmen, Swing, Blues, Latin Bad Wörishofen Kursaal 20:00 Paul Kuhn Trio Paul Kuhn – die swingende Klavierlegende – ist einer der Wenigen, dessen Wurzeln in die Zeit eines Art Tatum, George Shearing oder Count Basie reichen. Wenn Paul Kuhn in die Tasten greift, sprudelt der Swing nur so aus ihm hervor, und mit seinen Arrangements baut er über diesen quirlig perlenden Strom eine Brücke, die damals und heute verbindet. Obwohl einer der dienstältesten Musiker hierzulande, gehört Paul Kuhn und seine Musik zu den erfrischendsten Erscheinungen unserer Zeit. Wo sich die meisten zur Ruhe setzen, da bricht er in einen neuen Lebensabschnitt auf. Der Lebensabend seiner Karriere ist seiner großen Liebe, dem Jazz, gewidmet. Paul Kuhn Donnerstag, 4. September Meersburg Hafen 19:00 Jazz on BOARD auf dem Dampfschiff Hohentwiel mit Dixie’s Treibhaus Ventil Oberstdorf Villa Jauss 20:00 Liviu Jean Manciu – Tiny Schmauch: acoustic Duo Das Duo Manciu – Schmauch spielt vor allem Kompositionen des rumänischen Gitarristen Manciu. Sie lassen Klänge seiner rumänischen Heimat erkennen, sind aber auch beeinflusst von seinen musikalischen Leitbildern. Sontheim Dampfsäg 20:00 Summer Jazz Session vom PIK Memmingen. Mitjazzen und zuhören. Ulm Jazzkeller Sauschdall 21:00 DoTaBo, Sound auf zwei Ebenen – Elektro, Jazz, Funk Freitag, 5. September Allensbach Seegarten (bei schlechter Witterung im Pfarrheim) 19:30 ALLENSBACH HAT’S – Swing & Blues „umsonst und draußen“ mit dem Alex-Donat-Trio Bei schlechter Witterung „umsonst & drinnen“ im Pfarrheim. Baden-Baden Kurpark Meeting Kurgarten am Kurhaus Casino Casino Trio 16:00 The Soulabouts feat. Pat Fritz, Soulpop, R&B 20:00 Erbach Café Brazil 21:00 Eröffnungs-Party nach Renovierung mit Sound von Markus König & Irie Futz Hagnau Gwandhaus Hagnau 20:00 „Mundart & Dixieland“ mit der Imperial Jazzband und dem bekannten Mundart Kabarettisten Alfred Heizmann („Fischerin vom Bodensee) ➝ Imperial Jazzband Mittwoch · 3. September 2008 · 20 Uhr Kursaal · Bad Wörishofen Paul Kuhn Trio Martin Gjakonovski (b) · Paul Kuhn (p, voc) · Willy Ketzer (dr) Kurhaus Bad Wörishofen · Tel. 0 82 47 / 99 33 57 Mindelheimer Zeitung · Tel. 0 82 47 / 3 50 35 und 0 82 61 / 99 13 75 sowie an allen bekannten München Ticket-Vorverkaufsstellen. präsentiert: Jazz-Herbst 2008 Donnerstag | 25. 09. 2008 | 20.00 Uhr Kommunikationszentrum der Paul Hartmann AG, Paul-Hartmann-Straße Barrelhouse Jazz Gala 2008 Die Barrelhouse Jazz Band mit internationalen Gästen: James „Red“ Holoway, Gene „Mighty Flea“ Connors, Boney Fields, Mike Whellans und Sängerin Harriet Lewis. Barrelhouse Jazz Band Harriet Lewis Gene „Mighty Flea“ Connors Freitag | 10. 10. 2008 | 20.00 Uhr Berufsakademie Heidenheim, Wilhelmstraße 10 Lillian Boutté & Christian Willisohn – Blues Donnerstag | 16. 10. 2008 | 20.00 Uhr Lokschuppen Heidenheim Max Frankl Quintett Jazz Heidenheim e.V. Postfach 1445 Freitag | 14. 11. 2008 | 20.00 Uhr 89504 Heidenheim Berufsakademie Heidenheim, Wilhelmstraße 10 Heye Villechner’s Bavarian Jazz Band Info und Karten: & Nina Michélle – Oldtime Jazz www.jazz-heidenheim.de Freitag, 5. September (Fortsetzung) Hard/A 16. FOEN-X08 Festival Thaler-Areal 20:30 Acoustic Guitar Night Andrea Braido – „Acustico Mediterraneo“ Braido hat bei Zucchero gespielt, bei Eros Ramazzotti und Angelo Branduardi. Er ist also mit allen mediterranen Wassern gewaschen. Wer diesen Mann einmal im Leben gehört, gefühlt, genossen hat, der weiß, dass das Geheimnis der berühm- ten zwölf Takte nicht immer in den USA oder in GB versteckt liegt. Vano Bamberger Band, Sinti-Swing, Guitar-Valse, Jazz-Ballads Vano Bamberger, musikalischer Kopf der Band, ist längst kein Unbekannter mehr, hat er doch von 1997–2003 im Ensemble seines leider viel zu früh verstor- benen Musikerkollegen Ziroli Winterstein als absolut ebenbürtiger Solist auf der Gitarre mitgewirkt, durch sein mitreißendes Spiel und seine sprühenden Ideen die Zuhörer begeistert. Kreuzlingen/CH Restaurant Palme 20:00 Jam Session Samstag, 6. September Ehingen Marktplatz 19:00 Ehinger Kirbe mit der Jazzband 47 Dixieland, alte Schlager, Swing, Blues und Oldtimejazz. Erbach Café Brazil 20:00 Safran Live – Von Klezmer bis Eurofolk Das aus Süddeutschland stammende Klezmerduo Safran (Moni Bothe am Akkordeon und Uli Hahnel an der Geige) spannt den Bogen von traditionellem Klezmer und osteuropäischem Folk über Musik aus Irland, Schottland und Schweden bis hin zu Oldtimemusic aus Amerika. Friedrichshafen Uferpromenade 11:00 Timbasonics auf dem KLANGSCHIFF Hard/A 16. FOEN-X08 Festival Thaler-Areal 20:30 Blues Night Paul Camilleri, Rock’n’Blues & Special guests Der in der Schweiz lebende Brite mit malte- sischem Namen, libanesischen Wurzeln und einer Stimme, als wäre er mit Jack Daniels groß geworden, steht für geradlinigen Rock und Blues. ➝ 7 Paul Camilleri Samstag, 6. September (Fortsetzung) Langenargen Münzhof-Vorplatz 10:30 Münzhof Summer Jam, Jazzgenuss unter freiem Himmel! mit den Jazzforces Wenn die Jazzforces auftreten, stehen schnelle bestechende Rhythmen, gefühlvolle Balladen und heißer Latin-Jazz auf dem Programm. Der Immenstaader Schlagzeuger Kurt Bofinger spielt zusammen mit dem französischen Pianisten Michel Cruanes und dem deutschen Bassisten Georg Gerlach feinsten Jazz, mal entspannend, Jazzforces mal rhythmisch und begeisternd. Gespielt werden viele bekannte Hits aus der Ära des Hardbop, Swing und Latin-Jazz. Nonnenhorn Kapellenplatz 11:00 GOURMET & DIXIE mit Dixie’s Treibhaus Ventil Sonntag, 7. September Biberach Biberacher Rondellkonzerte Rondell bei der Stadthalle 19:00 Fifty Fingers (Asti), Chicago Blues, West Coast Jump Blues Bodman-Ludwigshafen Zollhaus 11:00 Jazz Frühschoppen mit Boogie Projekt Die Freiburger Formation bietet eine breite Palette von interpretierten und eigenen Songs aus den Stilrichtungen Blues, Boogie, Swing und Rock’n’Roll. Füssen Fachklinik Enzensberg 19:30 trio.s.one Das neue Programm des international besetzten Trios hatte auf dem Enzensberg Premiere. Nun wird es weitergeführt, Andreas Kopeinig (Klavier) spielt mit dem Bassisten Tiny Schmauch und Laszlo Demeter am Schlagzeug modernen, euro- europäischen Jazz: Eigenkompositionen und eigenständig interpretierte Jazz- standards. Konstanz Hafenhalle 10:30 Frühschoppen-Konzert mit Jazz Spirit ➝ 8 Sonntag, 7. September (Fortsetzung) Lindau Zeughaus 20:00 Schorsch & De Bagasch – „A jed‘s hat amoi an Blues“ Glaubwürdiger Blues aus dem „Isardelta“: Mal groovig, mal grantig – eher hantig als wie zünftig. 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