Saturday, 04. July 2026

Prädikat V

Prädikat V

Conor Ryan (Voc) IRE
Raphael Greil (Trp)DE/AT
Filip Kostoláni (Tsax) SLVK
Esther Thoben (Vc) DE
Moritz Holdenried (Bass) DE
Simon Bauer (Dr) CH

Language is everyday life and life, means of communication as a basis for the exchange of information of any kind. From various dialects, dictionaries, life stories and online chats, a formation emerged that is called Predicate 6. Six subjects search for the common accusative objects in the predicate. Through a contemporary design language, free improvisations and various composition methods, artist and musician Simon Bauer combines his vision of contemporary jazz and video works with the poems of Katharina Püschel and Conor Ryan to multimedia jazz works. Based on the idea of a missing harmonic instrument, the third album of this constellation is now released. What does it sound like when six people talk to each other for an evening?

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