All ZKB Jazz Prize Concerts from 2017 - 2024!

ZKB Jazzpreis Concerts

Lea Gasser 5tet

Accordion

Flute

Saxophon

Fender-Rhodes E-Piano

Piano

Bass

Drum Kit

Finale

With the Lea Gasser 5tet, the young accordionist brings her own wonderfully enchanting musical language to the stage. Embedded in the sound of her quintet, the musician creates lyrical compositions that describe seemingly inconspicuous everyday moments and fuse jazz with classical and folk music elements. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Chloé Marsigny Sextet

Bass Clarinet

Guitar

Bass clarinettist Chloé Marsigny draws inspiration for her deeply jazzy compositions from the universe and the laws of physics and astrophysics. The sextet impresses the audience with exciting arrangements and playful melodies in which the warm sound of the bass clarinet comes into its own. Refreshing, unpredictable and cosmic. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Maud Paquis Quintet

Vocals

Maud Paquis is a French-Swiss author, composer, pianist and singer. In the language of Molière, she tells mysterious stories about the call of seagulls, a witch hunt, Greek myths and the creation of the universe - sometimes poppy, sometimes inspired by swing or bossa nova, but always original. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

LELE GORRI

Keyboards

Percussion

The Swiss-Cuban pianist Leandro Irarragorri interweaves influences from his compositions with influences from US-American and Cuban music radiations. The result is a groovy sound between Latin and jazz that makes you dance, to dance, sing and feel along. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Meraki Sextett

Composition

Trumpet

The Meraki Sextet creates unique soundscapes that range from melancholy to exuberant euphoria and are characterized by the unusual instrumentation without a harmonic instrument. Martin Gilgen and Marius Hösli draw inspiration for their compositions from the harmonic sounds and metaphors of the universe, thereby exploring the boundaries of jazz. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Bass clarinettist Chloé Marsigny draws inspiration for her deeply jazzy compositions from the universe and the laws of physics and astrophysics. The sextet impresses with exciting arrangements and playful melodies in which the warm sound of the bass clarinet comes into its own. Refreshing, unpredictable and cosmic. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Polarbaeren

E-Gitarre

Synthesizer

Polarbaeren are four young musicians who set out to shatter the conventions of what new jazz should and shouldn&#x27;t do. Whirling, abrupt, straightforward, with powerful beats and insane creativity, the band captivates their listeners and wraps them up in a snowstorm of sounds. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Knobil

Knobil is a vocal jazz quartet founded by Louise Knobil, a double bass player, singer and composer living in Lausanne. Inspired by Esperanza Spalding, Charles Mingus and Oscar Pettiford, she interprets her own compositions with her double bass and voice in a style between singer-songwriter, post-bop and glitery jazz. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Masterclass mit Rabih Abou-Khalil

Traditional Arabic meters and scales combined with European classical music up to open jazz and distinct improvisations. The result Rabih Abou-Khalil conjures from his instrument is a fresh music, fascinatingly complex, virtuosic, sensual. The starting point of this masterclass is his extraordinary instrument - the oud - and from there the conversation develops. The further content depends on the composition of the participants. Open to musicians and those interested in music. No registration required. Duration: 1 hour

ARBRE

Flugelhorn

Electronics

The sound of the Bernese collective ARBRE is rooted in clear and gnarly rhythms composed of carefully selected sounds played with a light, precise hand. Their groove spans densely woven acoustic and electronic textures and deeply branching soundscapes. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Filippo Valli Quartet

The Filippo Valli Quartet from Ticino brings together four young musicians who combine their talents and collaborative spirit to create a fascinating and cohesive musical experience. Their collective artistry and seamless interplay results in performances that captivate audiences with their fusion of traditional and contemporary jazz, R&amp;B, soul and hip-hop influences. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Arthur Donnot Group

Arthur Donnot is an up-and-coming musician from Lausanne whose calm breath on the saxophone unfolds a warm sound all its own, almost reminiscent of organic singing. His compositions are rich and somber, yet have a luminous note. His influences range from Mac Demarco to Serge Gainsbourg, from hip hop to indie folk. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

OKWOK

OKWOK mixes inspirations from traditional and modern jazz with hip-hop, demonstrating the musical and cultural diversity of today&#x27;s jazz. The trio of three young Swiss musicians, all graduates of the Bern Jazz Academy, was born out of a jam among friends and has grown into an active band that is constantly evolving. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Momotrope

Momotrope&#x27;s music rises spherically into the air, dreams along melancholically, and then jolts itself back down to earth. The mixture of finely tuned, sometimes bulky beautiful synth worlds, the electronically enriched drum set and two voices gives Momotrope an idiosyncratic sound that is always surprisingly profound, almost mystical. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Bureau Bureau

Vibraphon

The two finalists will compete against each other for the victory. The first concert starts at 8:30 pm and the second at 9:45 pm. This will be followed by the award ceremony, including the announcement of the first-place winners of the ZKB Audience Award. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Louis Matute Large Ensemble

Louis Matute is an exceptional exponent of the electrified guitar who is involved in a whole series of major projects. He is inspired by current forms of jazz and mixes them with elements of Latin American music. The result is a sound that is warm and rhythmic, yet mysterious and melancholy at the same time. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

Louis Matute is an exceptional electric guitar player. He is involved in a whole series of major projects. Matute is inspired by current forms of jazz and mixes them with elements of Latin American music. The result is a sound that is warm and rhythmic, but at the same time mysterious and melancholic. The concert took place as part of the ZKB Jazz Prize.

ZKB Jazzpreis Concerts

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Arthur Donnot Group

Filippo Valli Quartet

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LELE GORRI

OKWOK

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Lea Gasser 5tet

Finale

Chloé Marsigny Sextet

Finale

Maud Paquis Quintet

LELE GORRI

Meraki Sextett

Lea Gasser 5tet

Chloé Marsigny Sextet

Polarbaeren

Knobil

Masterclass mit Rabih Abou-Khalil

ARBRE

Filippo Valli Quartet

Knobil

Arthur Donnot Group

ARBRE

OKWOK

Momotrope

Bureau Bureau

Finale

Louis Matute Large Ensemble

Finale

Louis Matute Large Ensemble

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