Jazz concert with Marc Copland and Daniel Schläppi

Marc Copland, world-renowned New York pianist, and Swiss bassist Daniel Schläppi met in New York in 2010. Copland has made a name for himself as a specialist in duos through his collaborations with World-Renowned Jazz Artists such as John Abercrombie, Gary Peacock, Dave Liebmann, Ralph Towner, and Greg Osby, and in recent years has earned himself the status of a first-rate jazz celebrity. Daniel Schläppi has released 14 albums as a leader, co-leader, and producer over the past 14 years, several of them in duo or drumless trio formations.

In 2012, the duo recorded their highly acclaimed debut album, which caused quite a stir among experts. Since the spectacular release of their first CD, they have played several European tours, released a second album, and, as another highlight, given a concert at the Jazz Gallery in New York. This shared musical history has taken the interplay between Marc Copland and Daniel Schläppi to an even higher level.

As part of their tenth European tour, the two musicians will treat their audience to unique concert experiences with their dreamlike music full of lightness and inspiration of the moment, and present their fourth joint album. You can expect “winged togetherness” (NZZ), “emotional power” and “something very essential” (FAZ), as well as an interplay “of exhilarating intimacy” (NZZ am Sonntag).

Admission is free. If you enjoyed the concert, we would appreciate a donation. The donation box is located to the right of the entrance to the Kalkhof-Rose-Saal.
Admission tickets are required. Tickets are available here.

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Important note: There is usually a long waiting list for events held by the Academy in the Kalkhof-Rose-Saal. We therefore urge you to cancel in good time if you are unable to attend after confirming your participation. This is the only way we can adequately accommodate those on the waiting list. At the same time, we ask for your understanding that if you do not attend without giving timely notice of cancellation, we will not be able to issue tickets to the persons concerned in the future.