Inspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.
\nInspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.
\nInspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.
\nInspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.
\nInspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.
\nInspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.
\nInspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.
\nInspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.
\nInspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.
\nInspired by the soundscapes of Indonesian Gamelan orchestras, Andreas Tschopp assembled a group of top class improvisers and sound esthetes. He frees them from the bond of the well-tempered tuning system and sends them off to explore the majestic beauty of metallic shimmer and hypnotic ostinatos.<\/p>\n
Bubaran is a Jazz Quintet in spirit. But yet the instrumentation – three brass players, one guitarist, one drummer – shows, that Jazz in this case doesn’t mean the sound of the Great American Songbook, but rather the mindset, the exploratory spirit of this music.
\nBubaran is a Jazz Quintet. Bubaran is also a pocket – chamber orchestra. A telescope into the sound worlds of Indonesian temples. A singer of archaic arias, an exuberant fair on the village square.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp is one of Switzerland\u2019s most in-demand jazz trombone freelancers, playing in Switzerland as well as internationally. He is performing in very diverse musical constellations ranging from duo settings up to Jazz Orchestras. He’s a member of the Swiss Jazz Orchestra, the ensembles Hildegard lernt fliegen, Vertigo Trombone Quartet and lots of other projects.<\/p>\n
Andreas Tschopp played in Bob Brookmeyer’s New Art Orchestra, Zurich Jazz Orchestra, Lucerne Jazz Orchestra and various Festival Big Bands. Andreas played concerts on all five continents, performing at prestigious festivals as for example the Northsea Jazzfestival, Jazzfestival Willisau, Montreux Jazzfestival, moers Festival, Jazzfest Berlin, jazznojazz Z\u00fcrich, Cully Jazz, jz Festival Shanghai, International Festival for Music and Dance Bangkok, National Arts Festival South Africa.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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