Tom Wendler Quartet / Viomada (Master Night)

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The Tom Wendler Quartet plays original compositions by trombonist Tom Wendler. Stylistic openness, sophisticated themes and room for improvisation are the parameters of Wendler's music. Whether balladesque or energetic, the band always creates captivating moments that cast a spell over the listener.

With Viomada, violinist and violist Aydın Bayramoğlu opens up a world in which every concert is a unique experience. His own compositions meet music that has accompanied him over the years - pieces that have shaped him and that he continues to explore anew. For this evening, Bayramoğlu forms an ensemble that carries the open, narrative character of his music: spontaneous, lively and full of energy.
The name Viomada refers to the spirit of the nomad - to being on the move, collecting encounters, impressions and stories. Bayramoglu incorporates this idea into his music and takes the audience on a journey that ranges from quiet, poetic moments to powerful musical outbursts. In the JazzHall, this results in a program that does not adhere to rigid forms, but reinvents itself in the moment - in an exchange between stage and audience.
Students from the first semester of the Jazzmaster program present the results of their work from the first four months of their studies. The perfect opportunity to experience their new "working band" live for the first time. You can look forward to a varied and creative evening in which the next generation of talented jazz musicians will showcase their skills!
This evening will feature: Tom Wendler - trombone & Aydin Bayramoglu - viola

1st set
The quartet plays original compositions by trombonist Tom Wendler. Stylistic openness, sophisticated themes and room for improvisation are the parameters of Wendler's music. Whether balladesque or energetic, the band always creates captivating moments that cast a spell over the listener.

2nd set
With Viomada, violinist and violist Aydin Bayramoglu opens up a world in which every concert is a unique experience. His own compositions meet music that has accompanied him over the years - pieces that have shaped him and that he continues to explore anew. For this evening, Bayramoglu has formed an ensemble that carries the open, narrative character of his music: spontaneous, lively and full of energy.
The name Viomada refers to the spirit of the nomad - to being on the move, collecting encounters, impressions and stories. Bayramoglu incorporates this idea into his music and takes the audience on a journey that ranges from quiet, poetic moments to powerful musical outbursts. In the JazzHall, this results in a program that does not adhere to rigid forms, but reinvents itself in the moment - in an exchange between the stage and the audience.

Lineup
Tom Wendler - trombone
Lukas Klapp - piano
Melanie Streitmatter - bass
Tobias Fronhöfer - drums

Aydın Bayramoğlu - viola/violin
Lucas Etcheverria - guitar
Sofia Oster - piano
Lucas Kolbe - bass
Rafa Müller - drums

Eintritt frei

Registration is necessary and can be done via the website of the JazzHall.