Berliner Philharmoniker Ensembles
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Orchestra musicians only play classical music? Absolutely! In the Bolero Berlin ensemble, members of the Berliner Philharmoniker express their passion for jazz and Latin American music. Philharmonic sound culture meets the energy of jazz — that is what makes this formation so special. The concert is a journey through various worlds: from Antônio Carlos Jobim's casual bossa nova to Django Reinhardt's virtuoso Manouches jazz and Kurt Weill's dazzling Broadway sounds to the sophisticated jazz echoes of Maurice Ravel. Sambop and Brazilian jazz by Paulo Morello, the ensemble's guitarist, can also be experienced.
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Orchestra musicians only play classical music? Absolutely! In the Bolero Berlin ensemble, members of the Berliner Philharmoniker express their passion for jazz and Latin American music. Philharmonic sound culture meets the energy of jazz — that is what makes this formation so special. The concert is a journey through various worlds: from Antônio Carlos Jobim's casual bossa nova to Django Reinhardt's virtuoso Manouches jazz and Kurt Weill's dazzling Broadway sounds to the sophisticated jazz echoes of Maurice Ravel. Sambop and Brazilian jazz by Paulo Morello, the ensemble's guitarist, can also be experienced.
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Bolero Berlin: Martin Stegner Viola Esko Laine Double Bass Manfred Prize Clarinet and Saxophone Paulo Morello Guitar Raphael Häger Piano Rolo Rodriguez Percussion Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker
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works by Antônio Carlos Jobim, Django Reinhardt, Paulo Morello, Kurt Weill, Maurice Ravel and others
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Duration approx. 2 hours
Bolero Berlin: Martin Stegner Viola Esko Laine Double Bass Manfred Prize Clarinet and Saxophone Paulo Morello Guitar Raphael Häger Piano Rolo Rodriguez Percussion Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker
Program: works by Antônio Carlos Jobim, Django Reinhardt, Paulo Morello, Kurt Weill, Maurice Ravel and others
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