German jazz quartet to play
German jazz quartet Max.Bab will perform in Vietnam this month as
part of their Southeast Asian tour to eight major cities in the region.
German jazz quartet Max.Bab will perform in Vietnam this month as
part of their Southeast Asian tour to eight major cities in the region.
In Vietnam , the internationally acclaimed jazz band from Munich will delight audiences at the Hanoi Goethe Institute on September 17 and the HCM City Conservatory of Music a day later.
The quartet consists of saxophonist Max Von Mosch, pianist Benedikt Jahnel, bassist Henning Sieverts and drummer Andreas Haberl.
The band have performed in more than 400 concerts around the world and released six albums, of which the latest is Inner Orbit.
The German Jazz band broke onto the jazz scene with a bang in 1999, winning, among others, the first prize of the German Jugend Jazzt contest and the International Jazz Competition in Usti Nad Labem in the Czech Republic .
Their unique style and distinctive sound attracted the critics, while their melodic and enthralling compositions captured even audiences not closely acquainted to jazz.
The quartet will perform in Vietnam after an appearance in Bangkok on September 15.
Following Vietnam , the band will head to Myanmar , Singapore , Malaysia and Indonesia . It will wrap up the tour with two concert nights in Jakarta and Bandung .
Admission is free in Hanoi and HCM City . /.
In Vietnam , the internationally acclaimed jazz band from Munich will delight audiences at the Hanoi Goethe Institute on September 17 and the HCM City Conservatory of Music a day later.
The quartet consists of saxophonist Max Von Mosch, pianist Benedikt Jahnel, bassist Henning Sieverts and drummer Andreas Haberl.
The band have performed in more than 400 concerts around the world and released six albums, of which the latest is Inner Orbit.
The German Jazz band broke onto the jazz scene with a bang in 1999, winning, among others, the first prize of the German Jugend Jazzt contest and the International Jazz Competition in Usti Nad Labem in the Czech Republic .
Their unique style and distinctive sound attracted the critics, while their melodic and enthralling compositions captured even audiences not closely acquainted to jazz.
The quartet will perform in Vietnam after an appearance in Bangkok on September 15.
Following Vietnam , the band will head to Myanmar , Singapore , Malaysia and Indonesia . It will wrap up the tour with two concert nights in Jakarta and Bandung .
Admission is free in Hanoi and HCM City . /.
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