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Georg Vogel, Andreas Waelti and Michael Prowaznik devote themselves to various forms of jazz and explore the interplay between planned and spontaneous improvisation. Old influences are interpreted in a modern way and combined to create new sounds.
Georg Vogel, a well-known Salzburg pianist, has gained international attention with the development of the 31-note instrument “Claviton” and his band “Dsilton”. Andreas Waelti, a sought-after Swiss double bass player, is firmly anchored in the Viennese and Berlin jazz scene. Michael Prowaznik, a versatile Viennese drummer, masters odd time signatures, traditional swing and contemporary jazz.
Together, the trio acts as a true ensemble and shows how exciting music is created in the postmodern age.
Georg Vogel, a well-known Salzburg pianist, has gained international attention with the development of the 31-note instrument “Claviton” and his band “Dsilton”. Andreas Waelti, a sought-after Swiss double bass player, is firmly anchored in the Viennese and Berlin jazz scene. Michael Prowaznik, a versatile Viennese drummer, masters odd time signatures, traditional swing and contemporary jazz.
Together, the trio acts as a true ensemble and shows how exciting music is created in the postmodern age.
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