Vinterjazz: СОЮЗ (SOYUZ) + support: Kristoffer Raasted Quintet | Musikcaféen

Når SOYUZ går på scenen, sker der noget særligt. Det belarusiske kollektiv forvandler deres omhyggeligt arrangerede sange til levende musik, hvor improvisation og energi får lov til at tage styringen. ●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○ Venue: Musikcaféen, 3. etage Dato: 10/02 Døre: 19:00 Show: 20:00 Entré: 150 kr. / Studerende: 100 kr. ●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○ SOYUZ har base i Warszawa, men deres musik bevæger sig langt ud over landegrænser. Med rødder i den østeuropæiske jazz- og poptradition blander de elementer af folk, orkestral musik og global pop til en lyd, der er svær at sætte i bås – og netop derfor så dragende. Bandet består af Alex Chumak (vokal og keys), Mikita Arlou (bas), Albert Karch (trommer) og Igor Wiśniewski (guitar). Sammen skaber de en koncertoplevelse, hvor ingen to aftener er ens. Publikum inviteres ind i et musikalsk univers, hvor intens improvisation møder nøje udtænkte arrangementer. Med deres kommende album KROK (”step” på belarusisk) fortsætter SOYUZ med at udforske nye veje. Albummet er indspillet i São Paulo, Stockholm og Warszawa og samler tråde fra både Brasilien, Skandinavien og Østeuropa – men uden at miste forankringen i bandets egen særlige lyd. Glæd dig til en aften med et østeuropæisk eksperiment og global lyd på scenen. Support: Kristoffer Raasted QuintetI et samarbejde med guitarist Mads Nørgaard (gui), Per Soulgaard (b), Jens Erik Raasted (fl) og Johnnie McKoy (dr) er sanger Kristoffer Raasteds bløde stemme centrum for en rejse ind i drømmende, klassiske bossa nova-melodier. Med sanger Carlos Lyra som referencepunkt består repertoiret af kendte klassikere fra komponister som Antônio Carlos Jobim og Luiz Bonfa, der udvider sig til mere forældede hjørner af bossa nova-genren. Ensemblets forsanger har været i juryen for DMA i kategorien vokaljazz og har turneret i Japan i forbindelse med Jazz Danmarks fejring af 150-året for den dansk-japanske handelsaftale i 2017. Vinterjazz: СОЮЗ (SOYUZ) When SOYUZ takes the stage, something special happens. The Belarusian collective transforms their meticulously arranged songs into living music, where improvisation and energy take the lead. ●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○ Venue: Musikcaféen, 3rd floor Date: 10th of February Doors: 19:00 Show: 20:00 Tickets: 150 dkk / Students: 100 dkk ●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○●○ Based in Warsaw, their music travels far beyond borders. With roots in the Eastern European jazz and pop tradition, they blend elements of folk, orchestral music, and global pop into a sound that defies easy categorization – and that’s precisely what makes it so captivating. The band consists of Alex Chumak (vocals, keys), Mikita Arlou (bass), Albert Karch (drums), and Igor Wiśniewski (guitar). Together, they create a concert experience where no two nights are alike. The audience is invited into a musical universe where intense improvisation meets carefully crafted arrangements. With their upcoming album KROK (“step” in Belarusian), SOYUZ continue to explore new paths. Recorded in São Paulo, Stockholm, and Warsaw, the album weaves together influences from Brazil, Scandinavia, and Eastern Europe – while staying rooted in the band’s own distinctive sound. Look forward to an evening of Eastern European experiment and global sound on stage. Support: Kristoffer Raasted QuintetIn a constellation with guitarist Mads Nørgaard (gui), Per Soulgaard (b), Jens Erik Raasted (fl) and Johnnie McKoy (dr), the soft voice of vocalist Kristoffer Raasted is at the center of a journey into the realm of dreamy, classic Bossa Nova tunes. With singer Carlos Lyra as a reference point, the repertoire consists of well-known classics from composers such as Antônio Carlos Jobim and Luiz Bonfa, expanding into more obsolete corners of the Bossa Nova genre. The front singer of the ensemble has been in the jury for DMA in the vocal jazz category and has toured Japan in connection with Jazz Denmark's commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Danish-Japanese trade agreement in 2017.