The core line-up of Amsterdam-based Spinifex is a sextet. The band is named after a resilient Australian species of grass, and may at first sound like a blend of free jazz, punk rock and other typically Western contemporary music. more
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Yet, beneath the surface lies a rich tapestry of cyclical rhythms inspired by Middle-Eastern and Indian musical traditions. Initially formed as a nonet in 2005, Spinifex transitioned to its current working-band size in 2010. Over time, the group has nurtured a distinct ensemble culture through extensive touring and the release of nine albums. Their music seamlessly integrates meticulously composed structures with massive improvisational freedom.
At Opus Jazz Club, Spinifex presents the world premiere of MAXXIMUS, a special project marking Spinifex’ 20 years of existence, featuring three great guest musicians: Jessica Pavone (viola), Elisabeth Coudoux (cello) and Evi Filippou (vibraphone/percussion). With this project, the ensemble expands its musical palette and opens the doors to an acoustic sound world, using the colors of a string trio, acoustic guitar, bass clarinet and vibraphone. Of course, the vintage Spinifex approach will never be far away: intense, rigorously composed structures and free improvisation stay at the center of the ensemble’s concept. The material for MAXXIMUS has been composed by Elisabeth Coudoux, Tobias Klein, Bart Maris, Jasper Stadhouders and Gonçalo Almeida. They have contributed pieces that have been written for the specific personalities and talents of the MAXXIMUS players.
Featuring:
Jessica Pavone - viola
Evi Filippou - vibraphone
Elisabeth Coudoux - cello
Tobias Klein - alto saxophone
Bart Maris - trumpet
John Dikeman - tenor saxophone
Jasper Stadhouders - guitar
Goncalo Almeida - double bass
Philipp Moser - drums
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Featuring: Ágnes Lakatos – vocals Máté Pozsár – piano Tibor Csuhaj-Barna – double bass Gábor Pusztai – percussion
The LFZE Béla Bartók Conservatory's orchestra is made up of more than 20 young musicians who play music based on free improvisation process models. The ensemble is led by Péter Ajtai and Máté Pozsár, and includes jazz and classical musicians as well. Their work carries on the tradition of Hungarian free music, rooted in collective creation and spontaneity, while also seeking new forms and structures of improvisation. In April 2024 they played at the House of Music Hungary as part of the New Music project, and in September they were included in the Liszt Academy's Conservatory concert series. This evening, they will perform free jazz classics and guided improvisations.
Program: Ernő Dohnányi: Piano Quintet in E flat minor Johannes Brahms: Piano Quintet in F minor
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