19:3020:00
- Die Hochstapler
- Jazz
- 5,- / 10,-
Atelierkonzerte - Konzertreihe für improvisierte und experimentelle Musik
Record release Tour OUT NOV 30th, 2018: "THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG" CD/LP/DL available from Umlaut Records After devoting their debut to the concepts of Anthony Braxton and Ornette Coleman and inventing the collective alter ego Alvin P. Buckley as the mastermind behind their second album, Die Hochstapler have with their third release officially declared Alvin P. dead and arrived at a music entirely their own. The title is borrowed from the literary exercise of building a sentence including all the letters of the alphabet. This is no coincidence, as four out of six tracks presented here are based on a collectively developed musical alphabet. Don’t expect this to sound like a dry exercise, though: The music ranges from the rustic romance of „Dear Margherita“ through the lively „The Music of Alvin P. Buckley“ and the surprisingly serious „The Fox“ to the zen-informed „APB is dead“. The remaining two pieces are two halves of Die Hochstapler’s Opus Magnum „Prima - Di Prima“, a more than half hour long four-way contemplation on the notion of cause and effect.
Record release Tour OUT NOV 30th, 2018: "THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG" CD/LP/DL available from Umlaut Records After devoting their debut to the concepts of Anthony Braxton and Ornette Coleman and inventing the collective alter ego Alvin P. Buckley as the mastermind behind their second album, Die Hochstapler have with their third release officially declared Alvin P. dead and arrived at a music entirely their own. The title is borrowed from the literary exercise of building a sentence including all the letters of the alphabet. This is no coincidence, as four out of six tracks presented here are based on a collectively developed musical alphabet. Don’t expect this to sound like a dry exercise, though: The music ranges from the rustic romance of „Dear Margherita“ through the lively „The Music of Alvin P. Buckley“ and the surprisingly serious „The Fox“ to the zen-informed „APB is dead“. The remaining two pieces are two halves of Die Hochstapler’s Opus Magnum „Prima - Di Prima“, a more than half hour long four-way contemplation on the notion of cause and effect.
