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Ausführliches Programm Danny Moss, Alan Barnes, Bruce Adams, Thilo Wolf, Max mit Claudia Schill, Klaus Renzel und Band STEPHAN EPPINGER TRIO Kienastl, Helmut Nieberle u.v.a. Festivals: Jazzfestival Zeltweg, Jazztage Dresden, Jazzfest Wiesen, JazzralleyDüsseldorf, Stuttgarter Jazztage, GESELLSCHAFT Leverkusener Jazztage, New Orleans meets St. Gallen, DER MUSIKFREUNDE Leverkusener Jazztage. MÜNSINGEN Stream-Konzert aus der Zehntscheuer - DANIEL EPPINGER – Klavier Stephan Eppinger Trio Studium der Jazz- und Popularmusik an der Amsterdamer Hochschule der Künste Link: www.gdm-muensingen.de Engagements für: Schloss Elmau, Hotel Adlon Berlin, Hotel Bayrischer Hof München, Kempinski, Hilton,Westin Grand Premiere: Samstag 27.3.2021 18 Uhr München, Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten München, Cartier, Siemens, O2, ADAC, CeBIT, Messe München, Englische Botschaft Berlin, Wiederholung: Sonntag, 28.3.2021 18 Uhr Mercedes Benz, BMW, Eurokongress, Shows and Artists München, Bayrische Landesbank, Münchner Yacht-Club, - STEPHAN EPPINGER - Schlagzeug Wintervariete Kassel/Calden, Ludwig Musical, Musical "Mahalia" Studium von Jazzdrums und klassischem Schlagwerk in Graz Zusammenarbeit mit Bekannten der nationalen und und Hilversum. internationalen Musik- und Jazzszene wie z.B.:Benny Bailey, Al Porcino, Roberto Blanco, Charlie Antolini, Eric Brodka, Dusko Zusammenarbeit mit: Ack van Rooyen, Bart van Lier, Erik van Goykovich, Tony Lakatos, Gerry Hayes, Inge Brandenburg, Nina Lier, Jim Hall, Chuck Berry, Roman Schwaller, Johnny Logan, Michelle, Antonio Koudele, Joan Faulkner, Jenny Evans, Thomas Dado Moroni, Ferdinand Povel, Sal Nistico, Dusko Stabenow, Thilo Wolf Big-Band, Allotria Jazzband, Harald Goykowich, Milt Jackson, Al Porcino, Barbara Dennerlein, Rüschenbaum, William Gallison, Peter O'Mara, Till Martin, Thilo Ray Anderson, Andy Sheppard, Philippe Catherine, Thilo Kreitmeier, Vera Klima, Monika Drasch Band, ABBA99 u.v.a. Wolf,Joe Kienemann, Allan Harris, William Galison, Panama Ensemble, Sabina Hank Trio, Norbert Nagel, Herbert Berger, Mulo Francel, Helmut Nieberle, Orch. des Bayr. Rundfunks, Windsbacher Knabenchor, Mike del Ferro, Peter Der Zugang zum Stream ist frei. Wir bitten Sie aber, die Washington, Wolfgang Schlüter, Max Greger, Hugo Strasser, GdM bei der Konzertorganisation für die Künstler der Bananafishbones, Gerd Baumann, Friedrich von Thun, laufenden Saison zu unterstützen. Hier haben Sie die Monika Drasch, Paul Kuhn, Bill Ramsey, Joy Flemming, Max Möglichkeit ein Freiwilliges Eintrittsgeld zu überweisen: Neissendorfer, Thomas Stabenow, Stefan Holstein, Bob Kontoname: Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde Münsingen Mintzer, Martin Schmitt, Jim Mullen u.a. e.V. IBAN-Nummer : DE34 6405 0000 0001 0475 74 - KARSTEN GNETTNER - Kontrabass Festivals & Konzerte: Athen, Brüssel, Amsterdam, Sibiu (RO), Die Gelder kommen allen eingeladenen Künstlern zugu- Studium von Kontrabass in Jazz und Klassik an der Warschau, Krakau, Saalfelden, Salzburg, Düsseldorf, Belfast, te. Bitte geben Sie bei Verwendungszweck „Eppinger Musikhochschule Graz Birmingham, Nürnberg, München, Leverkusener Jazztage, Trio“ an. Bands und Projekte mit Musikern wie: John Surman, Erich Karlovy Vary, Moskau, Rom, Triest, Wien, Maribor, Bachträgel, Erich Kleinschuster, George Gruntz, Howard Jones, Kopenhagen, Rabat (Maroc), Washington D.C., Novi Sad, Kultur braucht Partner. Gefördert im Impulsprogramm Bobby McFerrin, Sheila Jordan, Friedrich von Thun, Monika Trencin, Montreux Jazzfestival, North Sea Festival, Bologna Dankeschön! „Kunst trotz Abstand“ Drasch, Wolfgang Muthspiel, Dusko Goykovich, Charly Antolini, Jazzfestival, Rostov Jazzfestival, Maastricht Jazzmekka, Oscar Klein, Max Greger, Hugo Strasser, Charly Höllering, Tilo Jazzfestival Molde (N), Jazzfestival Pori (SF), Ronnie Scotts Wagner, Philip Catherine, Joe Pass, Red Holloway, Gianni Basso, Jazz Club London, EU-Festival Mexico-City u.a. Das Programm heute abend “Zwei Münsinger und ein Kontrabass” Sowohl in der Trioformation wie auch als umfasst folgende Titel: kommen mal wieder zum Heimspiel Einzelmusiker verzeichnet die auf die schwäbische Alb. umfangreiche Liste der Zusammenarbeit Und das mit einem akustischen der Drei manch klangvollen Namen: Ack - a nightingale sang in berkeley sQuare Jazztrio im klassischen Sinne. van Rooyen, Jim Hall, B. Dennerlein, - mona lisa „Straight-Ahead“ Jazz, Mainstream, in Friedrich von Thun, Chuck Berry, Joy Flemming, Benny Bailey, Al Porcino, - dont let me be misunderstood der Tradition der legendären Piano Jazz Trios wie z.B. Oscar Peterson, Bill Roberto Blanco, Charlie Antolini, Dusko - der schwan Evans oder Monty Alexander. Goykovich, Bobby McFerrin, Charly - triste Zu hören gibt es neben einer feinen Antolini, Joe Pass, Hazy Osterwald, Max - witchcraft Auswahl von sogenannten Standards Greger, Bill Ramsey, Hugo Strasser u.v.m. - estate aus dem American Songbook, Das Trio “......demonstriert eindrucksvoll, musikalische Ausflüge nach Brasilien, was Spitzenkräfte der Münchner - unforgettable sowie einige Werke aus eigener Feder. Jazzszene bieten - sometime ago können...”(Niederbayerische Zeitung). - bernie’s tune Musik pur und zum Anfassen! Gespielt “Jazz lebt von der Interaktion, vom Dialog - too soon wird akustisch mit Verzicht auf und vom Moment, kein Abend ist wie der andere, deshalb wünschen wir uns und - der pudel jegliche Elektronik. In der so entstehenden transparenten unserem Publikum packende Improvisati- - take the coltrane Klangwelt wird das „blinde“ Verstehen onen, Witz und Charme, Geschmack und - gumbo hump der Musiker untereinander zum Feingefühl, Spannung und Verspieltheit, Leichtigkeit und Emotion. Kommen Sie tragenden Faktor, bannt den und fliegen Sie mit!” Zuhörer und läßt ihn den alltäglichen (Stephan Eppinger :-) Wichtigkeiten oder Hygienemaßnahmen entkommen, zumindest gedanklich :-).
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