Break the boundaries with music: an evening full of sound variety in Spittal!

Break the boundaries with music: an evening full of sound variety in Spittal!

Spittal, Österreich - Music lovers watch out! A fascinating concert experience recently took place in the Ortenburger Keller in Spittal, where the talented trio by Reinhold Schmölzer, Michael Samitz and Hans Lassnig enchanted the audience with a successful mix of jazz, contemporary music, classical and world music. The musicians presented a number of their own compositions and led the audience through varied musical worlds. In writing, passages with improvisational freedom merged into a harmonious unit that impressively came into play through solo insoles and the perfect interaction of the artists, as Klick-kaernten.at reported.

powerful sounds and great variety

This event, part of the Musicorum initiative of the city of Spittal, once again demonstrated the high quality of this platform, which promotes artistic diversity at the highest level. In the context of the current jazz scene, which is becoming increasingly popular, new albums such as Tyshawn Sorey's "The Susceptible Now" and Kim Cass ’" Levs "show that piano trios, as they have been popular since the late 50s and early 1960s, are still a dominant force. Both Sorey's “Your Good Lies” and Cass ’“ Slag ”illustrate the potential of the classic trio, which still shines in various facets today, as can be seen in the New York Times.

The jazz scene is booming with a variety of great pianists, including Vijay Iyer, Bill Charlap and the emerging Marta Sanchez, which produce innovative and future -oriented music. The variety of styles that range from earthy to avant-garde approaches makes the current time particularly exciting for jazz lovers and shows that the possibilities for piano trios are infinite.