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Frühling 2020 © 2010 www.michaelhiller.com © 2010 Sa 21. März 2020 Frank Gambale Sweeping Across Europe Tour 2019 zum dritten Mal bundesweit in Kategorie I FRÜHLING 2020 ausgezeichnet mit dem: cafe-museum.de | jazzfest-passau.com Cafe Museum, Bräugasse 17, 94032 Passau | 0851 21 24 64 10 1 Veranstalter JazzFest Passau e.V. ÜBERSICHT Beginn jeweils 20:00 Uhr FRÜHLING 2020 außer gesondert angeführt SO 01.03. 18:00 MICHAEL DOTSON BLUES BAND DI 03.03. DANIEL WILDNER JAZZ SESSION MI 04.03. MICHAEL DOTSON BLUES BAND FR 06.03. ANTON KIRCHMAIR SA 07.03. CHRISTIAN KEIM SOLO DI 10.03. BON MOTS V MI 11.03. BERND REITER TRIO feat. GARY SMULYAN & RALPH LALAMA SA 14.03. COATLESS ACOUSTIC feat. KONSTANTIN HERLEINSBERGER DI 17.03. NEWPORT FOLK & BLUES NIGHT feat. FOOKS NIHIL DO 19.03. RAY ANDERSON POCKET BRASS feat. STEVEN BERNSTEIN FR 20.03. 17:00 BUCHVORSTELLUNG „LIEBLINGSPLÄTZE“ SA 21.03. FRANK GAMBALE SWEEPING ACROSS EUROPE TOUR SO 22.03. BENJAMIN SANZ QUINTET "DIRECTIONS" MO 23.03. ALBERT LEE & BAND MI 25.03. 19:30 MUSICA AUSTRIACA IN NIEDERNBURG FR 03.04. MARGOT MELISSEN & MATTHIAS „ELI“ ELENDER SA 04.04. JEAN-LOUIS MATINIER SOLO DI 07.04. DANIEL WILDNER JAZZ SESSION SA 11.04. LENNY POPKIN TRIO SO 12.04. LENNY POPKIN TRIO SA 18.04. JANE BUNNETT & MAQUEQUE SO 19.04. JANE BUNNETT & MAQUEQUE MO 20.04. 19:30 GUNAR LETZBOR IN NIEDERNBURG DI 21.04. NEWPORT FOLK & BLUES NIGHT feat. AARON BROOKS FR 24.04. REYNHARD BOEGL SOLO SO 26.04. BERNHARD WIESINGER QUARTETT feat. DAVE KIKOSKI SO 03.05. WILLE & THE BANDITS MO 04.05. WALT WEISKOPF EUROPEAN QUARTET DI 05.05. DANIEL WILDNER JAZZ SESSION DO 07.05. HUBERT HOFHERR & ABI WALLENSTEIN MO 11.05. MANU DELAGO RE-CYCLING-TOUR 2020 DI 12.05. BAYERISCHE TROPEN I DI 19.05. NEWPORT FOLK & BLUES NIGHT feat. MORE THAN NEIGHBOURS SA 23.05. MUSIKNACHT PASSAU 2020 MO 25.05. ELMAR CASTAÑEDA & GRÉGOIRE MARET DI 26.05. ELMAR CASTAÑEDA & GRÉGOIRE MARET DI 02.06. DANIEL WILDNER JAZZ SESSION DI 09.06. BAYERISCHE TROPEN II SO 14.06. JAN KORINEK _ CHRIS CAIN _ SOUL MEETING DI 16.06. NEWPORT FOLK & BLUES NIGHT feat. KNUSPRIGE WIMPERN MI 17.06. JAN KORINEK _ CHRIS CAIN _ SOUL MEETING FR 26.06. JIMMY ROBINSON SOLO SA 27.06. JIMMY ROBINSON SOLO 2 So 01. März 2020 // 18:00 Uhr Dämmerschoppen Mo 02. März 2020 // 18:00 - 19:45 Uhr Workshop Mi 04. März 2020 // 20:00 Uhr THE MICHAEL DOTSON BLUES BAND BLUES FROM CHICAGO DOWNTOWN LINE UP Michael Dotson, voc, guit // Frank Folgmann, guit Luca “Loppo” Tonani, bass // Vincenzo Barattin, drums Michael Dotson, geboren 1957 in Chicago, zählt zu den führenden Musikern der heutigen Blues- szene. Mit eigenen Bands und als Sideman tourt er ausgiebig durch die Welt und bespielt Clubs und Festivals in USA, Europa, Brasilien und Japan. Die Liste der Bluesmusiker mit denen Michael Dotson schon zusammen gearbeitet hat, ist lang. Darunter befinden sich klingende Namen wie Homesick James, Billy Boy Arnold, Aron Burton, Big Jack Johnson, Big Time Sarah, Jimmy Burns, Little Mac Simmons und Willie Kent, mit denen er auf mehreren CD-Veröffentlichungen zu hören ist. Michael Dotson war sechs Jahre Mitglied von „Magic Slim & The Teardrops“ und gewann mit der Band den WC Handy Award als „Beste Band des Jahres 2003“. In den letzten Jahren führt er mit dem Harpspieler Pierre Lacoque und der Sängerin Inetta Visor als Frontman die Band „Mississippi Heat“. Bei der Konzerttournee 2020 tritt er mit Musikern aus Österreich/Italien auf. Das Quartett unter Leitung des Gitarristen Frank Folgmann, der schon mit Größen wie Jimmy Witherspoon, Jim Pepper, Jimmy Woode und Sax Gordon auf der Bühne stand, hat sich darauf spezialisiert international renommierte Musiker auf ihren Tourneen zu begleiten. EINTRITT € 20,- / € 10,- (Mitglieder) / € 7,- (Studenten) / € 5,- (Restplätze für sozial Bedürftige) keine WORKSHOP-GEBÜHR am 02.03.- limitiert auf 15 Teilnehmer 3 WORKSHOPS IM FRÜHLING 2020 Tag Datum Uhrzeit Dozent Kosten Teilnehmer MO 02.03. 18:00 – 19:45 Michael Dotson 0 15 MO 16.03. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt MO 30.03. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt FR 10.04. 18:00 – 19:45 Lenny Popkin 50 8 DI 14.04. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt MO 20.04. 18:00 – 19:45 Jane Bunnett 25 unbegrenzt MI 29.04. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt SA 09.05. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt MI 27.05. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt MI 17.06. 17:00 – 18:45 Chris Caine 20 13 DI 30.06. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt 4 Tag Datum Uhrzeit Dozent Kosten Teilnehmer MO 02.03. 18:00 – 19:45 Michael Dotson 0 15 MO 16.03. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt MO 30.03. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt FR 10.04. 18:00 – 19:45 Lenny Popkin 50 8 DI 14.04. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt MO 20.04. 18:00 – 19:45 Jane Bunnett 25 unbegrenzt MI 29.04. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt SA 09.05. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt MI 27.05. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt MI 17.06. 17:00 – 18:45 Chris Caine 20 13 DI 30.06. 18:00 – 19:45 Jan Korinek 0 unbegrenzt KÖNIGLICHES HOFTHEATEREINTRITT € 20,- / € 10,- (Mitglieder) / LUMUMBA€ 7,- (Studenten) / € 5,- (Restplätze für sozial Bedürftige) BIS ENDE APRIL immer samstags, 15:00 Uhr ©Elke Rott ©Elke Infos unter www.puppentheater-lumumba.de 5 Di 03. Mär. / Di 07. Apr. / Di 05. Mai / Di 02. Juni 2020 je 20:00 Uhr DANIEL WILDNER JAZZSESSION Daniel Wildner lädt ein zur monatlichen Jam Session im Cafe Museum. Der Passauer Gitarrist präsentiert jeden ersten Dienstag im Monat eine wechselnde Rhythm-Sec- tion und freut sich auf zahlreiche Einsteiger - ob Profimusiker oder Amateure. Nach einem kurzen Opener-Set ist die Session für alle Mitspieler eröffnet! 6 © Christian Lademann Fr 06. März 2020 // 20:00 Uhr ANTON KIRCHMAIR LIEST „VOM GANG DES REIHERS – VOM FLUG DER GEIER“ Es liest: Anton Kirchmair Es tanzen: Simone & Christine ostern war schön wir sind draussen gesessen haben gegessen und getrunken neben uns lag ein Fahrradschloss ich wollte es aufheben es war eine kreuzotter in die sonne geringelt ganz schwarz ohne jede zeichnung später bin ich zu freunden gefahren die standen am strassenrand haben in einen kübel geschaut ich auch da war wieder eine kreuzotter grau mit wunderschöner zeichnung und weil meine freunde nicht wussten wohin damit hab ich sie im auto auf dem rücksitz mitgenommen bin ganz vorsichtig gefahren EINTRITT € 18,- / € 9,- (Mitglieder) / € 7,- (Studenten) / € 5,- (Restplätze für sozial Bedürftige) 7 © Atelier „Die Lichtbox“, Passau Sa 07. März 2020 // 20:00 Uhr CHRISTIAN KEIM SOLO-KABARETT - PREMIERE HIER ZIEHT`S – EINE ZWISCHENBILANZ Die PNP bescheinigt dem Passauer Kabarettisten „genialen Wortwitz“ und lobt seine „aus- drucksstarke Lyrik“. Sein Talent stellt er seit mehr als 20 Jahren in den Dienst des Trios „GeschwisterHiebe“, jetzt wird es höchste Zeit für ein Solo-Programm. Anlass und beste Basis dafür war eine handfeste Sinnkrise. Aus der geht Keim gestärkt hervor und zieht Zwischenbilanz - über sein eigenes Leben und den Zustand der Welt. Denn letztere besteht dem Anschein nach nur noch aus vollen Booten, Gabionen, versnobten Waschmaschinen und anderen Problemen. Doch Keim hat gelernt, Glücksmomente zu finden, und sei es äw hrend einer Tempokontrolle. „Hier zieht´s“ feiert im Cafe Museum Premiere. Der Künstler selbst bezeichnet sein erstes Solo übrigens als „Mischung aus federleichtem Irrsinn und schwer haltbaren Behauptungen“. Bräugasse 16 | D-94032 Passau | Tel. 0851 / 9 89 09-10 EINTRITT € 12,- / € 7,- (Mitglieder) / 8 € 7,- (Studenten) / € 5,- (Restplätze für sozial Bedürftige) Di 10. März 2020 // 20:00 Uhr BON MOTS V „UNAUSGESPROCHENE WORTE“ LINE UP Es lesen: Karl Krieg, Martin Frauenhofer, Gabi Blachnik Am Piano: Christiane Öttl Für Alles, was im wahren Leben nicht erzählt, vergessen oder verschwiegen wird, bleibt die Chance, niedergeschrieben zu werden. So findet es auch Eingang in die Literatur. Solch „unausgesprochene Worte“ sind Thema des fünften Lesereigens der Reihe „Bon Mots“. Viele Romanautoren befassen sich mit zwischenmenschlichen Phänomenen oder gesellschaft- lichen Ereignissen, bei denen das Verschweigen eine große Rolle spielt. Andere setzen das Vexierspiel von direkter und nicht erfolgter Rede als Kunstgriff ihrer Geschichte ein. In der Lyrik schaffen gerade die nicht gesagten Worte Tiefgang. Gabi Blachnik, Martin Frauenhofer und Karl Krieg haben entsprechende belletristische Texte für den diesmaligen Lesereigen ausgesucht. Machen Sie sich auf Stimmungsgegensätze von witzig über bedrückend bis rätselhaft gefasst. Wie immer sorgt die Musikerin Christiane Öttl für hörenswerte Überleitungen am Klavier. EINTRITT € 7,- 9 Mi 11. März 2020 // 20:00 Uhr BERND REITER‘S “ORGAN EXPLOSION“ FEAT. GARY SMULYAN & RALPH LALAMA LINE UP Ralph Lalama, tenor sax // Gary Smulyan, baritone sax Helmut Kagerer, guit // Fred Nardin, organ // Bernd Reiter, drums Gary Smulyan gilt unter Kritikern und Fans als der herausragende Baritonsaxophonist im heu- tigen Jazz, seit vielen Jahren steht er an der Spitze der „Downbeat Reader and Critic Polls“. In seiner herausragenden Karriere arbeitete er mit Stars und Legenden wie Freddie Hubbard, Dizzy Gillespie, Stan Getz, Chick Corea, Tito Puente, Ray Charles, B. B. King, Diana Ross u.v.a.. Der New Yorker Ralph Lalama gehört zu den weltweit führenden Tenorsaxophonisten. Seit den späten 1970er Jahren arbeitete er mit den Bands von Woody Herman, Buddy Rich, Carla Bley oder Kenny Barron. Ralph Lalama ist Mitglied des Joe Lovano Nonet und auf dessen drei Blue Note Alben zu hören, darunter auch „52nd Street Themes“, das 2001 einen Grammy erhielt. 2005 gewann Lalama mit Vanguard Jazz einen weiteren Grammy.
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