Wednesday, 03. May 2023
Gábor Csordás‘ Swansong Trio
Gábor Csordás' Swansong Trio
Gábor Csordás' Swansong Trio bietet emotionale, abenteuerliche und kompromisslose Musik. Die für das ECM-Label charakteristische, sensible melodische Welt wird durch die groovige, reduzierte Begleitung kontrapunktiert, die von Fusion-Musik und elektronischer Tanzmusik inspiriert ist.
Es verbindet die Improvisationstraditionen des Jazz mit den musikalischen Einflüssen, die den modernen Menschen umgeben, was alles in einem äußerst persönlichen Ton präsentiert wird, durch die musikalische und freundschaftliche Beziehung dreier Menschen, die Kontinente überspannen.
Die Band vereint auf einzigartige Weise drei Musiker aus drei Kontinenten.
Ihr erstes Album „Swansong“ wurde 2019 im Rahmen einer äußerst erfolgreichen Japan-Tournee (Tokyo, Kyoto, Shizuoka, Nagoya) vorgestellt, und 2022 wurden zwei neue Alben veröffentlicht, „Do Swans fly?“ Studioalbum und das Konzertalbum "Turbulence".
The trio was founded in Berlin under the direction of Gábor Csordás, who became known for his records in DSD format released by Hunnia Records, under which “Chasing a Dream” 2022 won the Jazz Record of the Year award on NativeDSD.com. 2019 Egodetox. C. his film music won the composition prize of the Bujtor Festival.
Noriaki Hosoya, a Tokyo-based bass guitarist, graduated from the Berklee School of Music with the award “Outstanding Performer” and led his own trio “niskhaf”. In 2020, he won the award for JazzJapan’s Album of the Year for his contribution to Yuichiro Tokuda’s band RALYZZDIG.
Marty Risemberg in Washington DC As an active participant in the jazz world, his collaborations include the names of Marcus Miller, Project Locréa, Ari Voxx, Attic Sessions Band, Cristian Perez and Jonny Grave.
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Gábor Csordás' Swansong Trio Live from Blue Note Dresden
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Most of our concerts have no fixed admission price. Instead, we suggest a voluntary contribution of around €10 per person.
Our principle: if you have less, give less. If you can give more and want to support live music, you are welcome to be generous. This helps keep culture accessible to as many people as possible.
We collect contributions during the break after the first set or after the concert.