Friday, 15. January 2027

Clara de Farias Quartett

Modern Jazz · Pop

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Four cities, one sound: When musicians from Stuttgart, Mannheim, Basel and Brazil come together, a special sound is created – modern, groovy and full of sensitivity. Today’s line-up around singer Clara de Farias combines modern jazz with dreamy pop music and a touch of Brazilian lightness. Together with Juliana Saib (piano), Yoshi Tschira (guitar), David Giesel (drums) and Jan Kappes (bass), the musicians from the young jazz scene bring together their different musical influences and together create a connection that goes far beyond geographical boundaries. On this evening you can listen to both young songs from your own pen as well as selected favorites of the musicians. With sensitive texts, atmospheric sound worlds and fine rhythms, this creates a space for much expression. Inspired by artists such as Gretchen Parlato and Esperanza Spalding, they come together for an evening full of warmth, joy and delicate dynamism.

BESETZUNG: Clara de Farias (voc), Juliana Saib (p), Yoshi Tschira (git), Jan Kappes (b), David Giesel (dr).

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