Schneeberger & Bakanic Quartet © Christoph Lehner
Schneeberger & Bakanic Quartett / Sväng
»Gypsy Swing & Finnischer Tango«
Wednesday
20
November
2024
19:30 – ca. 21:45
Mozart-Saal
Performers
Schneeberger & Bakanic Quartett
Diknu Schneeberger, Gitarre
Julian Wohlmuth, Gitarre
Martin Heinzle, Kontrabass
Christian Bakanic, Akkordeon
Sväng
Eero Grundström, Chromatische Mundharmonika, Diatonische Mundharmonika
Eero Turkka, Chromatische Mundharmonika, Diatonische Mundharmonika
Jouko Kyhälä, Harmonetta, Chromatische Mundharmonika
Tapani Varis, Bassharmonika
Programme
»Gypsy Swing & Finnischer Tango«
Christian Bakanic
Pannonia
Diknu Schneeberger
Abundancia
Diknu Schneeberger, Martin Spitzer
Swing de Vienne
Christian Bakanic
Valse pour Louise
Diknu Schneeberger
Around the lake
Yuna
Herz entflammt
Christian Bakanic
River tales
Avanti, avanti
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Christian Bakanic
5er Schleinige
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Eero Turkka
Tango taga
Dai pet!
Eero Grundström
Nälkämaan lokari
Tapani Varis
Vaaran takana
Eero Grundström
Svängo nuevo
Eero Turkka
Svänging the blues
Anonymus
Björndansin (Bearbeitung: Eero Grundström)
Katrillia, Pilkkua ja Wappua (Bearbeitung: Jouko Kyhälä)
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Anonymus
I'll meet my mother in glory (Bearbeitung: Eero Grundström, Jouko Kyhälä, Pasi Leino, Eero Turkka)
Tapani Varis
Marrasvalssi
Note
Medienpartner Ö1 Club
Subscription series
Spielarten
Links
http://www.svang.fi
Presented by
Wiener Konzerthausgesellschaft
From gypsy swing to tango made in Finland
Diknu Schneeberger was once regarded as a child prodigy on the guitar, today it is impossible to imagine the gypsy swing scene without him. Since being awarded the Hans Koller Prize, Schneeberger, who grew up with the music of Django Reinhardt as the child of a Sinti-Jenish family, has been the talk of the European music scene. The Süddeutsche Zeitung called him a »talent of the century«. When the brilliant guitarist forms a quartet with accordion virtuoso Christian Bakanic, who has made a name for himself in jazz and chamber music, as well as Julian Wohlmuth and Martin Heinzle, a new musical cosmos is created in which gypsy jazz meets Balkan sounds, Alpine meets Mediterranean folk music and swing meets tango.
The multi-award-winning quartet Sväng has stood for Nordic harmonica art at the highest level for 20 years. The repertoire of the four musicians, who met at the Sibelius Academy, includes everything between tango, blues and late romanticism. With humor, joy of playing and a lot of virtuosity, they inspire audiences around the globe and present the album »Svängo Nuevo« for their anniversary.
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