Elina Duni & Rob Luft feat. Matthieu Michel | Vision String Quartet

The JazzAscona meets classicAscona collaboration promises an evening of cross-border encounters. The trio around the Albanian-Swiss singer

Elina Duni, the British guitarist Rob Luft and the Swiss flugelhorn player Matthieu Michel is known for its border crossings between jazz, folk and chanson. They meet the Berlin Vision String Quartet, who often play their programs by heart and standing up. This creates an energetic, almost pop-like stage presence. In addition to the classical repertoire such as Shostakovich, they arrange and compose their own works that combine elements of jazz, pop and rock with the world of classical music.

Officially, Dmitri Shostakovich's 8th String Quartet was dedicated to the "victims of fascism and war". Shostakovich composed it within three days in July 1960. But behind it lies a deeply autobiographical work. This is also supported by the composer's monogram - the DSCH motif (D-Es-C-H). The composer's musical initials run through all the movements of the quartet.

Vision String Quartet:
Florian Willeitner, violin
Daniel Stoll, violin
Sander Stuart, viola
Leonard Disselhorst, violoncello

Set 1
Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)
String Quartet No. 8 in C minor op. 110

Set 2
"Spectrum"
Jazz-pop improvisations

Break

Elina Duni & Rob Luft feat. Matthieu Michel: "Reaching for the Moon"

Elina Duni, vocals
Matthieu Michel, trumpet
Rob Luft, guitar

Set 3
"Reaching for the Moon"

Set 4
Gatto Wine-Bistrot & Music


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