Maria Schneider Orchestra ABGESAGT
»Data Lords«
Monday
31
January
2022
19:30
Großer Saal
Performers
Maria Schneider Orchestra
Steve Wilson, Saxophon
Dave Pietro, Saxophon
Rich Perry, Saxophon
Donny McCaslin, Saxophon
Scott Robinson, Saxophon
Liesl Whitaker, Trompete
Greg Gisbert, Trompete
Nadje Noordhuis, Trompete
Mike Rodriguez, Trompete
Keith O'Quinn, Posaune
Ryan Keberle, Posaune
Marshall Gilkes, Posaune
George Flynn, Posaune
Ben Monder, Gitarre
Gary Versace, Klavier
Philippe Thuriot, Akkordeon
Jay Anderson, Bass
Johnathan Blake, Schlagzeug
Maria Schneider, Leitung
Programme
Maria Schneider
Data Lords
Note
Maria Schneider hat ihre Europatournee und somit auch das Konzert im Wiener Konzerthaus abgesagt. Die Rückabwicklung der erfolgten Kartenkäufe wird aktuell durchgeführt. Alle Kundinnen und Kunden werden in Kürze schriftlich informiert.
Unterstützt von Erste Bank
Medienpartner Ö1 Club
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Jazz
Links
http://www.mariaschneider.com
Presented by
Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft
Data Lords
With her own orchestra, founded in 1992, for which she has always composed the entire repertoire, Maria Schneider has all possibilities of musical expression open to her. In it, she has gathered together eighteen terrific jazz soloists who are fully committed to her musical imagination and thematic orientation, bringing the concentrated power of their playful personalities to bear. The seven-time Grammy winner writes the music on their bodies – thus they have become a living, sounding organism.
For years, Schneider has also been socially active, campaigning for the protection of intellectual property. She is angry at the power of data corporations and deeply concerned about how the digital world is changing the way people live together. With »Data Lords« she now addresses these issues on a musical level: »In revisiting my past recordings, it’s easy for me to see how my music has always reflected the world around me. But these days, I feel my life greatly impacted by two very polarized worlds: the digital world, and the organic world. While one world clamors desperately for our constant attention, the other really doesn’t need any of us at all. Amidst the noise and the clamoring, it now requires great effort for us to take real breaks from the digital world so that we can fully access the organic world that sustains us.«
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