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1 Musiker zum Mitnehmen Das CD- und DVD-Angebot der Bibliotheken zum Festival 2018 2 Enjoy Jazz – in der Metropolregion Vom 2. Oktober bis 17. November findet in Mannheim, Heidelberg und Ludwigshafen das 20. Internationale Festival für Jazz und Anderes statt. Fast sieben Wochen lang wird in weit über 60 Veranstaltungen jede Menge Musik aus den Bereichen Jazz, Weltmusik, Indierock, Ethnopop, Crossover und auch Klassik präsentiert. Viele international bekannte Namen sind dabei wie z. B. der norwegische Jazzpianist und Romanautor Ketil Bjørnstad, der ebenfalls norwegische Saxofonist Jan Garbarek oder der Saxofonist Joshua Redman aus den USA. Auch viele große Ensembles treten auf, z. B. das australische Jazz-Trio The Necks, das deutsche Pablo-Held-Trio oder die Schweizer Jazz-Band Nik Bärtsch’s Ronin, die inzwischen fast jedes Jahr dabei ist. Mit der kanadischen Indie-Rockband Esmerine, der amerikanischen Soul-Sängerin Avery Sunshine und der Musik im Kontext Bernd Alois Zimmermann wird die Brücke zu anderen Musikgattungen geschlagen. Auch die deutsche Jazz-Szene ist reich vertreten mit Künstlern wie dem Pianisten Michael Wollny, der Cellistin Anja Lechner oder dem Träger des diesjährigen SWR-Jazzpreises Sebastian Gille. Regionale Größen wie der stil-prägende Gitarrist Claus Boesser-Ferrari oder der in Ludwigshafen lebende Schlagzeuger Erwin Ditzner ergänzen das vielfältige Angebot. Und wieder kann man die Musik nicht nur live auf der Bühne erleben, sondern auch bequem daheim auf dem Sofa oder entspannt in Straßenbahn oder Auto, denn die drei Stadtbibliotheken Mannheim, Heidelberg und Ludwigshafen beteiligen sich ebenfalls an dem Event, indem sie ihren Kundinnen und Kunden eine große Auswahl an CDs und DVDs der auftretenden Künstlerinnen und Künstler anbieten. Ergänzt wird das akustische Angebot durch Notenausgaben und Bücher. In einer alphabetischen Liste, sortiert nach den einzelnen Musikern, Bands oder Komponisten, sind die Medien aufgeführt, die in den Festival-Städten entliehen werden können. Die Schlusszeile zeigt an, welche Bibliothek das Medium im Bestand hat. Und wer über eine Metropolcard verfügt, kann mit einem Bibliotheksausweis alle drei Bibliotheken nutzen. Wegen des frühen Redaktionsschlusses sind nicht alle Medien verzeichnet. In den Bibliothekskatalogen kann aber unter dem Schlagwort Enjoy Jazz 2018 das vollständige Angebot recherchiert werden. Weitere Informationen zum Bestand oder den Ausleihbedingungen können Sie telefonisch oder per Internet direkt bei den Bibliotheken erhalten. Adressen und weitere Hinweise finden Sie auf den letzten Seiten dieses Heftes. Das Enjoy Jazz-Special der Stadtbibliothek Mannheim: Während des Festivals bekommen Inhaber eines aktuellen Festival-Passes bei der Zahlung der Jahresgebühr einen Nachlass von 5 Euro bei Erwachsenen und 3 Euro bei Begünstigten! Auswahl der aufgenommenen Medien: Regina Barthelmes, Stadtbibliothek Ludwigshafen Renate Reinhardt, Stadtbücherei Heidelberg Susanne Schönfeldt, Stadtbibliothek Mannheim Gestaltung: Günter Buhl, Stadtbibliothek Mannheim Druck: Rathausdruckerei Mannheim, August 2018 3 Abercrombie, John: The First Quartet / John Abercrombie. Richie Beirach; George Mraz; Peter Donald. 3 CDs. Dieses CD-Set enthält Aufnahmen von historischer Bedeutung. Das Quartett mit Richie Beirach, George Mraz und Peter Donald – Abercrombies erste Formation mit ihm als Bandleader – war in erster Linie durch eine neue musikalische Agenda geprägt, indem sich der Gitarrist vom Jazzrock abwandte und stattdessen eine Klangästhetik verfolgte, die weiträumiger, ja beinahe impressio- nistisch anmutete. Bibliothek: Heidelberg ACT Family Band: Jubilee concerts. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Nils Landgren & Michael Wollny: Send in the clowns. 2. Landgren, Wollney, Danielsson, Wakenius, Haffner: Walk Talk. 3. Dieter Ilg & Lars Danielsson: Savannah Samurei. 4. Lê, Rantala, Landgren, Danielsson, Ilg: Suffering. 5. Joachim Kühn & Emile Parisien: Missing a page. 6. Baldych, Kühn, Ilg, Schaefer: Quo vadis. 7. Parisien, Peirani, Schaerer, Wollny: B&H. 8. Tears for Esbjörn feat. Ruben & Noa Svensson: Dogde the Dodo. 9. ACT Family Band feat. Ida Sand: We are family. Bibliothek: Ludwigshafen The ACT jubilee concert. 2 CDs. CD 1: 1. Pasodoble (Leszek Mozdzer & Lars Danielsson). 2. Sleep safe and warm (Krzysztof Komeda; Leszek Mozdzer). 3. Svantetic (Krzysztof Komeda; Leszek Mozdzer; Michael Wollny). 4. The tears of Billie Blue – Clair de Lune (Claude Debussy; Cæcilie Norby; Nguyên Lê; Lars Danielsson; Wolfgang Haffner). 5. Stars in your eyes (HerbieHancock; Nils Landgren; Michael Wollny; Lars Danielsson; Wolfgang Haffner). 6. Hymn (Lars Danielsson; The ACT Family Band featuring Caecilie Norby). 7. The one goes in four (The ACT Family Band featuring Verneri Pohjola). CD 2: 1. Little wing (Jimi Hendrix; Nguyên Lê; Lars Danielsson). 2. Lonely dancer (Céline Bonacina; Michael Wollny; Lars Danielsson). 3. ZigZag Blues (The ACT Family band featuring Céline Bonacina). 4. Silent Way (Nils Landgren; Michael Wollny; Lars Danielsson; Wolfgang Haffner). 5. Dodge the Dodo (Esbjörn Svensson; Dan Berglund; Magnus Öström; The ACT Family Band featuring Verneri Pohjola & Nguyên Lê). 6. Love is real (Esbjörn Svensson; Dan Berglund; Magnus Öström; The ACT Family Band featuring Cæcilie Norby & Nils Landgren). 7. Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix; The ACT Family Band feat. Cæcilie Norby, Nguyên Lê, Céline Bonacina & Wolfgang Haffner). Bibliothek: Ludwigshafen 4 Adam Baldych & the Baltic Gang: Imaginary Room / music composed and arranged by Adam Bal- dych. Adam Baldych & the Baltic Gang; with Jacob Karlzon; Lars Danielsson; Morten Lund; Verneri Pohjola; Marius Neset; Nils Landgren. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Village underground. 2. Mirrors. 3. The room of imagination. 4. Cubism. 5. K8. 6. Time traveler. 7. Rama hai. 8. For Zbiggy. 9. 11.16 10. Zarathustra. 11. Inspiration. 12. Million miles away. Bibliotheken: Heidelberg, Ludwigshafen, Mannheim Akinmusire, Ambrose: Prelude. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Dreams of the manbahsniese. 2. Vibe solo / Intro. 3. Aroca. 4. HumSong. 5. M.I.S.T.A.G. 6. Trumpet intro / Dedication to Ruby. 7. Ruby. 8. Trapped in a dream. 9. Dingmandingo. 10. Stablemates. Bibliothek: Mannheim Akinmusire, Ambrose: A rift in decorum: live at the Village Vanguar / Ambrose Akinmusire; Sam Harris; Harish Raghavan; Justin Brown. 2 CDs. CD 1: 1. Maurice & Michael (Sorry I didn‘t say hello). 2. Response. 3. Moment in between the rest (To curve an ache). 4. Brooklyn (ODB). 5. A song to exhale to (Diver song). 6. Purple (Intermezzo). 7. Trumpet Sketch (Milky Pete). CD 2: 1. Taymoor‘s world. 2. First page (Shabnam‘s poem). 3. H.A.M.S (In the spirit of honesty). 4. Piano Sketch (Sam Intro). 5. Piano Sketch (Beyond enclosure). 6. Condor (Harish intro). 7. Condor. 8. Withered. 9. Umteyo. Bibliotheken: Heidelberg, Ludwigshafen Akinmusire, Ambrose: When the heart emerges glistening. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Confessions to my unborn daughter. 2. Jaya. Henya bass intro. 3. Henya. 4. Far but few between. 5. With love. 6. Regret (no more). 7. Ayneh. 8. My name is Oscar. 9. The walls of Lechuguilla. 10. What’s new. 11. Tear stained suicide manifesto. 12. Ayneh. Bibliothek: Ludwigshafen Alexander, Joey: Eclipse. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Bali. 2. Faithful (featuring Joshua Redman). 3. Draw me nearer. 4. Moment‘s notice. 5. Blackbird. 6. Eclipse. 7. Fourteen (featuring Joshua Redman). 8. The very thought of you (featuring Joshua Redman). 9. Space. 10. Time remembered. 11. Peace. Bibliothek: Ludwigshafen 5 The american songs of Kurt Weill / Big Band des Hessischen Rund- funks. Jörg Achim Keller; Jeff Carasco; Silvia Droste. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Moon-faced, starry eyes.2. This is new. 3. Sing me not a ballad. 4. Lost in the stars. 5. Green-up time.6. There‘s nowhere to go but up. 7. September song. 8. A rhyme for Angela. 9. Mr. Right. 10. Girl of the moment. 11. Lonely house. 12. My week. 13. The river is so blue. 14. Here I‘ll stay. Bibliothek: Ludwigshafen Les Amazones d‘Afrique: République Amazone / Les Amazones d‘Afrique (feat. Angélique Kidjo, Kandia Kouyaté, Mamani Keita, Rokia Koné, Nneka, Inna Modja, Mariam Koné, Mouneissa Tandina und Pamela Badjogo…). 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Dombolo. 2. Mansa Soyari. 3. Doona. 4. La dame et ses valises. 5. Nebao. 6. Deep in love. 7. Anisokoma. 8. Wedding. 9. Kounani. 10. Full moon. 11. I play the kora. 12. Desert storm. Bibliotheken: Heidelberg, Ludwigshafen, Mannheim Anke-Helfrich-Trio: Better times ahead / Anke Helfrich Trio feat. Roy Hargrove. 1 CD. 1. Movin‘ in. 2. My ship. 3. Der Turm. 4. Thanks for being there. 5. Better times ahead. 6. I mean you. 7. An-ma-de. 8. Trust & faith. 9. Ask me now. Bibliothek: Ludwigshafen Anke-Helfrich-Trio: Dedication / Anke Helfrich Trio featuring Tim Hagans. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Invictus. 2. Chan‘s song. 3. Interlude: Lost & Found. 4. Rise & Shine. 5. Interlude: Wehklage. 6. Sagrada Familia. 7. Think of one. 8. Aspettami. 9. The prize. 10. A simple act of kindness. Bibliotheken: Mannheim, Ludwigshafen Anke Helfrich Trio: You‘ll see / Anke Helfrich Trio feat. Mark Turner. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Upper West Side. 2. Pannonica. 3. You‘ll see. 4. Alone together. 5. Song for Larry. 6. Start up! 7. Take care. 8. September in the rain. 9. When I fall in love. Bibliothek: Ludwigshafen Archie Shepp Quartet: Archie Shepp Quartet: recorded live at the Teatro Alfieri, Torino; 14. October 1977. Part 1. 1 DVD. Ohne FSK-Freigabe. Trackliste: 1. A message from trane. 2. Lush life. 3. The scene is clean. Bibliothek: Mannheim 6 Archie Shepp Quartet: Archie Shepp Quartet: recorded live at the Teatro Alfieri, Torino; 14. October 1977. Part 2. 1 DVD. Ohne FSK-Freigabe. Trackliste: 1. Things have got to change. 2. Sophisticated. 3. Steam. 4. Invitation. 5. Sonny‘s back. Bibliothek: Mannheim Aziza: Aziza / Aziza; Dave Holland; Chris Potter; Lionel Loueke; Eric Harland. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. Aziza dance. 2. Summer 15. 3. Walkin‘ the walk. 4. Aquila. 5. Blue sufi. 6. Finding the light. 7. Friends. 8. Sleepless night. Bibliotheken: Heidelberg, Ludwigshafen Bad Plus; Redman, Joshua: The Bad Plus Joshua Redman. 1 CD. Trackliste: 1. As this moment slips away. 2. Beauty has it hard. 3. County seat. 4. The mending. 5. Dirty blonde. 6. Faith through error. 7. 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  • Downbeat.Com November 2015 U.K. £4.00

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