Picture: Elena Kakaliagou by Eric-Pawlitzky
Picture: Elena Kakaliagou by Eric-Pawlitzky

biegungen im ausland w/ Elena Kakaliagou & Felix Henkelhausen / Sarter Kit at ausland / Saturday, 15.6.2024

The horn player Elena Kakaliagou is a member of ensembles Zinc & Copper and zeitkratzer, as well as co-founder of the Rank Ensemble, the trio Para, and the duos Nabelòse and Guerra/Kakaliagou.

Kakaliagou’s playing is maximally sound-oriented, her music is always organic. It oscillates between tonality and noisy percussive sounds. The expert in microtonality impresses with her strong stage presence and her inherent ease in playing. The double bassist Felix Henkelhausen was nominated for the German Jazz Prize in 2023, has already performed in over 30 countries and is an active part of the young European jazz scene.

Henkelhausen plays with, among others, Jim and the Schrimps, Tau5, Bram de Looze “Vice Versa”, Liun and the Science Fiction Orchestra, Marc Copland New Quartet and Stefan Schultze Large. Kakaliagou and Henkelhausen already improvised as a duo around 5 years ago – time for a new edition!

The trio Sarter Kit revolving around saxophonist Tara Sarter plays its very own definition of jazz like there’s no tomorrow. Free improvisations integrate seamlessly with Sarter’s compelling compositions. It is never obvious where the composition begins and improvisation ends nor vice versa. Sarter Kit works like a single organism; the musicians’ blind understanding of each other seems to be precognition. Their joy of playing and the energy of this trio are absolutely intoxicating. Dynamics, complexity and burning air are on the menu.

biegungen im ausland w/ Elena Kakaliagou & Felix Henkelhausen / Sarter Kit

15.6.2024 | Doors 20:30 CET | Starts 21:00 CET
ausland | Lychener Strasse 60 in 10437 Berlin
ausland.berlin | Event @ Facebook
line up:
Kakaliagou/Henkelhausen
Elena Kakaliagou – french horn
Felix Henkelhausen – double bass
Sarter Kit
Tara Sarter – alto saxophone
Elias Stemeseder – piano / synth
Lukas Akintaya – drums
Supported by Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion.
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