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Ruf der Heimat Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, alto sax Thomas Borgmann, tenor &amp; soprano sax, sopranino Christoph Winckel, bass Willi Kellers, drums“Ornette et cetera” Uschi Br&uuml;ning, voice Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, alto sax Jeanfrançois Prins, guitar Michael Griener, drumsZentralquartett Conny Bauer, trombone Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, alto sax, clarinet, flute Ulrich Gumpert, piano G&uuml;nter „Baby“ Sommer, drums, percussion

Ever since the 60s, Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky has been standing on the forefront of contemporary jazz “made in GDR”, covering a wide stylistic range from modern to free and developing a unique, unmistakable voice. To celebrate his 80th birthday, the Berlin Jazz Festival has invited him to perform with three of his most outstanding long-term projects.<a href="http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst-Ludwig_Petrowsky" target="_blank" title="Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky @ Wikipedia">Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky @ Wikipedia</a> (German only)

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The complete programme of Jazzfest Berlin 2024 with all concerts, the weekly programme of the Jazzfest Community Lab Moabit, including a musical neighbourhood walk, and the detailed supporting programme for the Jazzfest Research Lab will be announced on 11 September.

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Concerts, Labs, Films, Discourse, Community Sunday

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Save the Date! Jazzfest Berlin 2024 will take place from 30&nbsp;October to 3&nbsp;November 2024.

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You can listen to some of our events this year in the Berliner Festspiele Media Library after the live concerts.&nbsp;In addition, on demand offers from past years are available.

Listen Again

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To mark its 60th anniversary, Jazzfest Berlin is celebrating the cultural diversity of the neighbouring district of Moabit in collaboration with 38 official partners and initiatives and with over 350 participants of all ages. In June 2024, interviews were conducted with 20 partners who presented their perspectives, wishes and ideas for the Jazzfest Community Lab Moabit. You can get a first impression with this film.

Introducing: Jazzfest Community Lab Moabit

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In two seminars during the summer semester of 2024, students from the Berlin University of the Arts and the University of Hildesheim have explored the festival’s history from various perspectives. In this film, the participants give a first look at how they dealt with their research subject.

Introducing: Jazzfest Research Lab

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For the Jazzfest Research Lab, Dr Kristin McGee spoke with Terri Lyne Carrington and Kris Davis about their perspectives on the jazz scene and how it developed, as well as the impetus for founding the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice.

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With three works created over a period of more than 40 years, the Performing Arts Season dedicates an evening to the American choreographer Trisha Brown, looking at her artistic work and its continuation after her death in 2017 as if under a magnifying glass.

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MaerzMusik 2025 opens with “MELENCOLIA”, an experimental music theatre show by Brigitta Muntendorf and Moritz Lobeck. In immersive soundscapes, musicians from Ensemble Modern and the Apollo Choir of the Staatsoper Unter den Linden invite the audience to explore the creative and transformative power of melancholic worlds. Tickets are available now. &nbsp;

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60 Years of Jazzfest Berlin

120 pages, German and EnglishIn celebrating 60 years of Jazzfest Berlin, the anniversary magazine takes a multilayered look at the festival’s history – without claiming to be exhaustive. At its heart are the research findings of the academics and students of the Jazzfest Research Lab, who have examined the festival archive. In addition, contemporary witnesses have offered anecdotes and highlighted unique aspects from throughout the festival’s history. Pictures by photographer <a href="${link:{uuid:{3e822ced-6847-4366-b3ac-96a89750bf5b},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/W/anno-wilms}}}">Anno Wilms</a>&nbsp;provide insights into Jazzfest Berlin between 1967 and 1993. Musician and artist <a href="${link:{uuid:{b930d216-7d6f-49c5-bc00-68e2a2c1248c},repository:{artists},path:{/bfs-mediathek/L/damon-locks}}}">Damon Locks</a> has designed the magazine cover for the festival anniversary.<a href="https://berlinerfestspiele.1kcloud.com/ep16718c33ae391a/" target="_blank" title="Full screen view in new window">Full screen view in new window</a><a href="${link:{uuid:{b3bc1a61-02c8-42d3-9c4f-901e93608f15},repository:{dam},path:{/bfs-de/indizierte-pdfs/EN/Jazzfest-Berlin/2024/jfb24_anniversary-magazine-bilingual.pdf}}}">Download magazine&nbsp;(9.8 MB)</a>

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Presenting both style-defining icons of jazz and young positions from a wide variety of styles, Jazzfest Berlin presents a festival programme full of creative border-crossings and collective visions.

About Jazzfest Berlin

Founded in 1964 in West Berlin as one of the first jazz festivals in Europe, Jazzfest Berlin is turning 60. Good reason to examine this legendary festival’s rich history in the international Jazzfest Research Lab and to map out paths towards a promising future in the Jazzfest Community Lab Moabit.&nbsp;“In having teamed up with various new partners for the Labs, we aim to gain and share new insights into modern, trend-setting festival production. Both anniversary specials challenge everything we take for granted, helping us to leave our comfort zones and providing inspiration for Jazzfest Berlin 2024’s diverse concert programme.”— Nadin Deventer, Artistic Director Jazzfest Berlin

60 Years of Jazzfest Berlin: Still Digging

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For the first time in its long history, 60&nbsp;children took centre stage in two projects at the 60th&nbsp;Jazzfest Berlin in 2023. The ImproCamp was newly launched, inviting 30&nbsp;children via various social organisations and giving them a holistic, transdisciplinary approach to the art of improvisation.

Documentary: Children’s Projects of the 2023 Jazzfest Berlin

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In our multimedia stories, we highlight selected topics of the festival, explore background information and start conversations.

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You can listen to some of our events this year digitally in the Berliner Festspiele Media Library after the live concerts.&nbsp;In addition, On Demand offers from past years are available.

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For the 60th anniversary edition of Jazzfest Berlin, the team is looking for a reliable person for the dramaturgical tasks from 1&nbsp;March until 30&nbsp;November 2024. Deadline for applications: 4 February 2024

Wanted: Dramaturg Jazzfest Berlin (f/m/d)

Jazzfest Berlin 2025 will take place from 30 October to 2 November.

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With the international Jazzfest Research Lab initiated in January 2023, Jazzfest Berlin invites academics and students to critically examine the festival’s archive, its programmes, creators, musicians and, last but not least, its myths.

Jazzfest Research Lab

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The people of Moabit and their musical and cultural backgrounds, their stories, initiatives, origins and aspirations are at the heart of the Jazzfest Community Lab Moabit project.

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Jazzfest Research LabLaunched in January 2023, the Jazzfest Research Lab gathers researchers from Germany, the USA and Australia as well as students from the Berlin University of the Arts and the University of Hildesheim to take a critical look at Jazzfest Berlin’s archive spanning 60&nbsp;years, its programmes, creators, musicians and, last but not least, its myths. The history of Jazzfest Berlin will be analysed from various perspectives, including gender and race, the evolution of its curation in the course of socio-political developments as well as the visual language of the festival. As part of this year’s festival programme, the researchers will present their findings in two open discourse spaces, discussing them with other interested parties and Jazzfest Berlin participants. Furthermore, their research has provided the centrepiece of the anniversary magazine celebrating 60 years of Jazzfest Berlin. The Haus der Berliner Festspiele will gather poster and photo exhibitions, a film programme with concert recordings from the first three decades of the festival and discussions with contemporary witnesses, providing deeper insight into the 60-year history of the festival.Jazzfest Concert ProgrammePast, present and future come together in the anniversary edition’s diverse concert programme. In 24&nbsp;acts spread over four festival days, style-defining icons of jazz history will share the stage with newer voices and projects from the global jazz community. US pianist Marilyn Crispell will be appearing twice: once with a rare solo performance on the opening night and again as part of Trio Tapestry with saxophonist Joe Lovano. US multi-instrumentalist Joe McPhee with the trio Decoy, Japanese underground icon Otomo Yoshihide with his 16-member Special Big Band and pianist Joachim K&uuml;hn – celebrating the world premiere of his new Joachim K&uuml;hn French Trio – will also be gracing this year’s edition of Jazzfest Berlin.The Sun Ra Arkestra – the Afrofuturist pioneers from Chicago who first appeared at the festival in 1970 – will be coming to Berlin just in time for the 60th anniversary. The newly founded Malacoda String Quartet, led by Berlin-based Italian bassist Antonio Borghini, will present the final three compositions by cellist Tristan Honsinger, who died in 2023, in a world premiere in the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church.Building a bridge to the dynamic Swedish jazz scene, three different projects will create their very own worlds of sound at the Haus der Berliner Festspiele: double bassist Vilhelm Bromander’s Unfolding Orchestra, saxophonist Anna H&ouml;gberg’s free jazz band Extended Attack and trumpeter Goran Kajfeš’s project Tropiques. Other powerful voices from Europe include drummer Sun-Mi Hong’s BIDA Orchestra from Amsterdam, the quartet The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters led by turntablist Mariam Rezaei from London and the trios led by Berlin-based musicians Joel Grip, Camila Nebbia and Devin Gray, respectively.Saxophonist Darius Jones from the USA is making his Jazzfest Berlin debut, presenting his highly acclaimed composition “fLuXkit Vancouver (<s>it’s</s> suite but sacred)”. Also travelling across the Atlantic is saxophonist Lakecia Benjamin, starting her European tour with a rare club concert at Quasimodo, where Wrens will also be performing: the Brooklyn-based quartet is led by the exceptional Elias Stemeseder, originally from Austria and now based in Berlin and New York. Along with Stemeseder, outstanding pianists from Switzerland and Canada Sylvie Courvoisier and Kris Davis will be celebrating their respective European and Berlin premieres with current top line-ups mainly from the New York scene.In addition to his current project GEORGE, former university lecturer at the Jazz Institut Berlin John Hollenbeck from Montreal will perform a multimedia version of his project “The Drum Major Instinct” especially for Berlin audiences. In this immersive event at the B&uuml;hnenhaus, he will engage in a dialogue with some legendary concert films from the long history of Jazzfest Berlin with Martin Luther King Jr. and one of his last sermons in Atlanta in 1968.Jazzfest Community Lab Moabit: 28&nbsp;October to 3&nbsp;November 2024As part of the Jazzfest Community Lab Moabit, the festival is outlining prospects for a promising future while exploring the neighbouring locality’s cultural diversity over the course of a week. Forming the backbone of the project are the residents of Moabit and their musical and cultural backgrounds, their stories, initiatives, origins and wishes. With 38&nbsp;partner initiatives based in the locality along with musicians and artists, the Lab has developed ideas, projects and potential modes of collaboration based on the rituals of celebrating birthdays and making music together, as well as the themes of time, origin and shaping the future. Starting on 28&nbsp;October – spanning the entire second week of the autumn holidays – over 350&nbsp;participants of all ages, including 40&nbsp;musicians from this year’s Jazzfest Berlin and 20 interdisciplinary workshop leaders, are taking over 25&nbsp;locations throughout the locality, building a musical bridge between the Haus der Berliner Festspiele in Wilmersdorf and Moabit.&nbsp;For the grand finale, Community Sunday welcomes the audience to take part in a number of collective improvisations at three stations across Moabit.&nbsp;From SOS-Kinderdorf Berlin to schools, choirs, churches, cultural venues such as Afrika-Haus Berlin, PAS Berlin and Theatre&nbsp;X to neighbourhood kitchens, a saz school, local shops, music schools and the Jazz Institut Berlin – numerous initiatives and individuals in Moabit are taking part in workshops, storytelling sessions, artistic interventions and neighbourhood concerts.Bolstering the anniversary edition’s concert programme, the Jazzfest Community Lab Moabit and the Jazzfest Research Lab will bring together artists from several generations of the international jazz scene. Connecting different eras and drawing from new partnerships, the two anniversary specials are questioning what we take for granted, leaving its comfort zones, joining forces with new partners and creating new sources of inspiration. Please join us in celebrating 60&nbsp;years of Jazzfest Berlin!

Celebrating, questioning, researching; hosting, mobilising, empowering; bowing, challenging, remembering and advancing: Jazzfest Berlin is 60 years old – and still digging. Six decades of Jazzfest Berlin means six decades of contemporary history, Berlin history, German history, European, transatlantic and intercontinental history and, of course, 60 years of music history – reason enough to take a closer look at this legendary festival’s rich history and to plot ideas for the future.

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Ruf der Heimat 
 Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, alto sax 
 Thomas Borgmann, tenor &amp; soprano sax, sopranino 
 Christoph Winckel, bass 
 Willi Kellers, drums
“Ornette et cetera” 
 Uschi Brüning, voice 
 Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, alto sax 
 Jeanfrançois Prins, guitar 
 Michael Griener, drums
Zentralquartett 
 Conny Bauer, trombone 
 Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, alto sax, clarinet, flute 
 Ulrich Gumpert, piano 
 Günter „Baby“ Sommer, drums, percussion

Ever since the 60s, Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky has been standing on the forefront of contemporary jazz &ldquo;made in GDR&rdquo;, covering a wide stylistic range from modern to free and developing a unique, unmistakable voice. To celebrate his 80th birthday, the Berlin Jazz Festival has invited him to perform with three of his most outstanding long-term projects.

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