The program of the jaZZanti concert series arranged by Helsinki Jazz in the late fall of 2022 is high-level and versatile, including contemporary jazz and improvised music. The saxophonists Tane Kannisto, Pepa P\u00e4ivinen and Jorma Tapio, who played in Edward Wesala’s Sound and Fury, will perform in the first collaboration concert of the fall with the Tulkinnanvaraista concert series. New jazz-based church music is also available on October 31. in cooperation with T\u00f6\u00f6l\u00f6 parish.<\/p>\n
The concerts take place in Hakasalmi’s villa (Mannerheimintie 13B), except for 31.10. concert in Temppeliaukio church. All concerts start at 19:00.<\/p>\n
Monday 03.10. at 19:00 Jean-Marie Machado – Majakka<\/strong><\/p>\n Jean-Marie Machado<\/strong> (FR): piano, Ze Luis Nascimento<\/strong> (BR): percussion, Jean-Charles Richard<\/strong> (FR): saxophones, flutes and Vincent Segal<\/strong> (FR): cello<\/p>\n The melodies, the sounds, the tunes, the rhythms, the memorable names of the songs… everything is rich and satisfying on the Majakka album\/performance. Poetic, clean-cut, sometimes nuanced roundness, sometimes very intense.<\/p>\n So expect an interesting, versatile and sensitive concert – let the French Majakka shine.<\/p>\n Friday 21.10. at 19:00 Yoko Miura & Antti L\u00f6tj\u00f6nen<\/strong><\/p>\n Yoko Miura<\/strong> (JP): piano and Antti L\u00f6tj\u00f6nen<\/strong>: double bass<\/p>\n Japanese Yoko Miura regularly visits Europe to perform, and this time she will stop by Finland as well. Her playing friends are e.g. Gianni Mimmo, Lawrence Cassery, Mia Zabelka, Charlie Collins (drs), Derek Saw and earlier Teppo Hauta-aho. Yoko state: \u201cI am trying to make a kind of different universes interweaving and exchanging with different process, values and ways, with people, not only the musicians but also painters and dancers\u201d.<\/p>\n Yoko plays a solo part like our bass master Antti L\u00f6tj\u00f6nen and finally they play duo improvisations.<\/p>\n Monday 24.10. at 19:00 The Eighth Hour Of Amduat<\/strong><\/p>\n Collaboration concert with Tulkinnanvaraista concert series. The first part of the multi-artistic program will feature the well-known saxophonists Tane Kannisto, Pepa P\u00e4ivinen<\/strong> and Jorma Tapio<\/strong>. Tickets \u20ac20\/\u20ac12 at the door.<\/p>\n Monday 31.10. at 19:00 Janne Mark & Verneri Pohjola & Gospel Helsinki Ensemble<\/strong><\/p>\n Janne Mark<\/strong> (DK): vocals, compositions, Verneri Pohjola<\/strong>: trumpet, S\u00f8ren Gemmer<\/strong> (DK): piano, Esben Eyermann<\/strong> (DK): double bass and Gospel Helsinki Ensemble<\/strong>: vocals<\/p>\n In a rare Finnish concert, the strains of Mark\u2019s and her trusted Danish friends\u00b4 hymns resonate with the airy trumpet playing of Verneri Pohjola, the multidimensional Gospel Helsinki Ensemble’s tonal singing and the unique architecture of the Temppeliaukio church.<\/p>\n Cooperation concert with T\u00f6\u00f6l\u00f6 parish.<\/p>\n Monday 07.11. at 19:00 Katu Kaiku – Record release concert “Broken Piece”<\/strong><\/p>\n Adele Sauros<\/strong>: saxophones, Mikael Saastamoinen<\/strong>: double bass and Erik Fr\u00e4ki<\/strong>: drums<\/p>\n The album continues the style formed with the previous album Luna, which combines lyrical saxophone melodies, guitar-like electric bass playing and strong communication in improvisation.<\/p>\n Monday 14.11. at 19:00 Samuel Blaser Trio<\/strong><\/p>\n Samuel Blaser<\/strong> (CH): trombone, Marc Ducret<\/strong> (FR): guitar and Peter Bruun<\/strong> (DK): drums<\/p>\n Samuel Blaser from Switzerland has long since claimed his place among the world’s most skilled and respected trombonists. He has grown from a straightforward hard bop artist to a versatile improviser in his own class. Blaser, who has visited Tampere Jazz Happening and Kerava Jazz, is now performing on the Finnish tour for the first time with his own trio, where he is joined by the French guitar genius Marc Ducret and the richly imaginative Danish drummer Peter Bruun.<\/p>\n The trio, which has been playing together since 2013, is a veritable melting pot of talent. Through frequent gigging, the trio has developed its own kinetic language, where each member knows how to grasp the other’s musical idea in a unique way. The trio, which is always changing its shape, can march, groove, brood or boil as the situation demands.<\/p>\n Friday 25.11. at 19:00 Antti L\u00f6tj\u00f6nen & Ville Herrala<\/strong><\/p>\n Antti L\u00f6tj\u00f6nen<\/strong>: double bass and Ville Herrala<\/strong>: double bass Antti L\u00f6tj\u00f6nen and Ville Herrala join forces in the form of a unique duo project: two double bass players from thousands of gigs, one joint concert. There will be a fascinating musical journey as two of the most respected bass artists of their generation talk through their instruments. Sometimes in the form of composed material, sometimes freely improvising – always without taking risks.<\/p>\n Monday 05.12. at 19:00 Lisa Ull\u00e9n, Elsa Bergman and Anna Lund trio<\/strong><\/p>\n Lisa Ull\u00e9n (SE)<\/strong>: piano, Elsa Bergman<\/strong> (SE): double bass and Anna Lund <\/strong>(SE): drums.<\/p>\n Ull\u00e9n\/Bergman\/Lund is a piano trio based in Stockholm that plays free jazz that channels the American free jazz tradition as well as contemporary classical music. Combining raw power with an exquisite attention to detail, the three musicians make every moment sparkle with possibilities. In this aural space, every movement matters.<\/p>\n Ull\u00e9n and fellow Swedes Bergman and Lund are all significant players in the Scandinavian free jazz scene and the trio first met in the sextet Anna H\u00f6gberg Attack, and have since played together in many constellations. Their debut album Space was recorded by Mats \u00c4leklint during the pandemic in 2021 at the legendary venue Fylkingen,<\/p>\n The trio will perform this year at the Berlin Jazz Festival.<\/p>\n Friday 9.12 Milo Linnovaara and Jarno Tikka<\/strong><\/p>\n Milo Linnovaara<\/strong>: Saxophones and Jarno Tikka<\/strong>: Saxophones<\/p>\n Linnovaara & Tikka & creates a concert-like soundscape for their listeners, improvising, to which they can safely lull to start the weekend. The duo consists of tenor saxophonists Jarno Tikka (OK:KO, Alder Ego) and Milo Linnovaara (AINON). They are inspired by friendship, openness and experienced life.<\/p>\n Program changes are possible.<\/strong><\/p>\n Concert venues: Sponsors: City of Helsinki, Music Promotion Center, Svenska Kulturfonden and Finnish-Danish Culture Fund<\/p>\n In all concerts, the valid health and safety regulations of the authorities are followed.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" jaZZanti concert series autumn program 2022 The program of the jaZZanti concert series arranged by Helsinki Jazz in the late fall of 2022 is high-level and versatile, including contemporary jazz […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":4143,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_monsterinsights_skip_tracking":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_active":false,"_monsterinsights_sitenote_note":"","_monsterinsights_sitenote_category":0,"footnotes":""},"categories":[8],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-4209","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-general"],"yoast_head":"\n
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\n\u2022 Hakasalmi villa: Mannerheimintie 13b, 00100 Helsinki
\n\u2022 Temppeliaukio church: Lutherinkatu 3, 00100 Helsinki<\/p>\n