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1. Silke Eberhard Trio – Being (Jazzwerkstatt, ) **** I got to know Silke Eberhard from her duo recording with Aki Takase, playing Ornette Coleman’s music. She now releases her new trio album, “Being”, with Jan Roder on bass and Kay Lübke on drums. Eberhard herself switches between alto .

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2. Silke Eberhard Trio: Being, an album by Silke Eberhard Trio on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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3. Jun 16,  · Label: Intakt Records - Intakt CD • Format: CD Album • Country: Switzerland • Genre: Jazz • Style: Free Jazz, Contemporary Jazz Silke Eberhard Trio - The Being Inn (, CD) | Discogs 3/5(1).

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4. The first sounds you hear on this album from the trio of saxophonist Silke Eberhard are her footsteps followed by the creak of an opening door, sounds which invite the listener into The Being Inn and the inventive world of Eberhard’s compositions. This third album from the trio, which also includes bassist Jan Roder and drummer Kay Lübke, establishes the group’s musical chemistry and intuitive, .

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5. Aug 24,  · Silke Eberhard is a saxophonist, clarinetist and composer based in Berlin, and on this album she focuses on alto saxophone and bass clarinet, in the company of Jan Roder on bass and Kay Lubke on drums. This is the trio’s third album, and it also marks ten years as a working group.

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6. A working concern for over a decade, Silke Eberhard's ensemble with bassist Jan Roder and drummer Kay Lübke contains connective collaborative tissue dating back a decade earlier than that. It's testament to the vagaries of improvised music that they've only managed to mint three albums .

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7. May 11,  · I am happy to announce that my new trio album will be released this June on INTAKT Records. It´s the trio´s third album, and it is also the celebration of 10 years of the Ensemble. “Eberhard and company make conceptual leap on the album, with many of the pieces tied to the titular concept – an imaginary inn the saxophonist pictured as she composed numerous tunes.” (Peter .

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8. Jun 16,  · Silke Eberhard is a saxophonist, clarinetist and composer based in Berlin, and on this album she focuses on alto saxophone and bass clarinet, in the company of Jan Roder on bass and Kay Lubke on drums. This is the trio’s third album, and it also marks ten years as a working group.

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9. Buy a CD or Vinyl record and get 90 days free Amazon Music Unlimited It's no secret that reedist Silke Eberhard is a keen student of jazz history, a player whose inspiration routinely gets recharged by immersing herself in the music of her early heroes. But Eberhard makes it clear that the trio featured on The Being Inn is the context.

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