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Jeff Cascaro

16.08.2010 Jazz Open
- im TV: 3sat
29.08.2010 Jazz Open
- im TV: SWR
20.11.2010 Augsburg
- Parktheater Göggingen

Daniel Stelter

18.09.2010 Mainz - Klein-Winternheim
08.10.2010 Bad Kreuznach - Kurhauskeller

Sebastian Studnitzky Trio

01.08.2010 Oldenburg
- Kultursommer
11.08.2010 Kassel - Kulturzelt
Doppelkonzert mit
PORTICO QUARTET
24.09.2010 Freiburg
- Between The Beats
09.10.2010 Bühl
- Jazzfestival
10.10.2010 Braunschweig
- Buchhandlung Graff
03.12.2010 Dresden
- Neue Tonne
07.12.2010 Kiel
- Kulturforum

Trio Macchiato

06.08.2010 Bietigheim
- Artrium der Schule im Bruch
22.09.2010 Bobingen

 

TRIBAND

Releases: So Together | Trip



triband.radio.de

Triband consinsts of the founding members Sandie Wollasch (vocals), Sebastian Studnitzky (trumpet, keyboards), and Tommy Baldu (drums), as well as Michael Paucker (bass) who has joined in as the fourth band member. The list of greats from jazz, pop and electronica these four have worked with during their carrers so far is as long as it is impressive, but not really of any importance here. Because Triband is much more than the sum of it's members' professional experiences: it is one of the few grown creative collectives in today's music scene. This team's members constantly inspire each other and respectfully put one very plausible insight into action: "We simply play and compose best when we're together."


Miss Bayblight - videoclip.

See the Making Of 'So together' here.


"Our little cosmos unites very different tastes", says Studnitzky, "our record collections go from Miles Davis and Johnny Cash to the Beatles. And we all have great respect for the tastes of our partners. In this band", says the musician, "nobody sits down at home to write songs and play them to the others the next day. We write together, everyone takes their instruments and we start jamming." Sounds a little like the 1960s, when bands like Cream spent months in the studio. Studnitzky says: "But we usually have a song after half an hour."      [more in press material]