Performers
Wolfgang Puschnig, Altsaxophon, Flöte
Daniel Nösig, Trompete
Jon Sass, Tuba
Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Bass
Reinhardt Winkler, Schlagzeug
Mostviertler Birnbeitler
Markus Baumann, Violine
Karl Kriener, Klarinette, Altsaxophon
Manfred Hochholzer, Klarinette, Tenorsaxophon
Doris Wöginger, Klarinette, Baritonsaxophon
Stefan Jandl, Trompete, Flügelhorn
Wolfgang Klaus, Trompete, Flügelhorn
Roland Pussecker, Trompete, Flügelhorn, Mellophon
Andreas Grünberger, Tenorhorn
Hans Pernkopf, Posaune
Thomas Muttenthaler, Violoncello
Herbert Klaus, Sousaphon
Christoph Pussecker, Große Trommel mit Cinelle
Robert Pussecker, Leitung
Programme
Wolfgang Puschnig
Root march (Bearbeitung: Robert Pussecker)
Zwa Sternlan am Himmel (Bearbeitung: Robert Pussecker) (2011)
For Jon (Bearbeitung: Robert Pussecker)
Robert Pussecker
Another alpine waltz
Wolfgang Puschnig
Towards East (Bearbeitung: Robert Pussecker)
Herbert Könighofer
Chicken pox (Bearbeitung: Robert Pussecker)
Wolfgang Puschnig
Different reasons (Bearbeitung: Robert Pussecker)
Ornette Coleman
Latin genetics (Bearbeitung: Robert Pussecker)
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Zugabe:
Herbert Könighofer
Mali male (Bearbeitung: Robert Pussecker)
Note
Unterstützt von Kapsch
Medienpartner Ö1 Club
Subscription series
Grenzenlos Musik
Links
https://www.puschnig.at
With »Alpine Aspects«, Wolfgang Puschnig fuses jazz with Austrian folk music and brings Alpine folklore into the sound of the present. Hardly anyone has done as much for Austrian jazz as the saxophonist and flautist from Carinthia. With the »Alpine Aspects« project, which he launched back in the 1990s, he created one of the most original and important Austrian jazz productions and a milestone in European jazz. He shows how well Alpine folk tunes and funk, flugelhorn and electric bass, march and jazz rhythms go together in his interplay with companions such as Jamaaladeen Tacuma and various Austrian formations such as the Mostviertler Birnbeitler. »Cosmopolitanism without forgetting his origins. There are few who manage this aesthetic balancing act as credibly and disarmingly sensual as Wolfgang Puschnig«, says Andreas Felber, head of the Ö1 jazz editorial team.