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Jazzfest Berlin

Jazzfest Berlin 2021

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Konzert

Concert

<h3>Lineup</h3>

<h3>Aki Takase&rsquo;s Japanic</h3>

Aki Takase&nbsp;<code>piano</code> 
Daniel Erdmann&nbsp;<code>saxophone</code> 
DJ Illvibe&nbsp;<code>turntables, electronics</code> 
Johannes Fink&nbsp;<code>double bass</code> 
Dag Magnus Narvesen<code>&nbsp;drums</code>

<h3>Herbie Tsoaeli</h3>

Herbie Tsoaeli&nbsp;<code>bass, vocal</code> 
Ayanda Sikade&nbsp;<code>drums</code> 
Yonela Mnana&nbsp;<code>piano</code> 
Sakhile Simane<code>&nbsp;trumpet, fluegelhorn</code> 
Sisonke Xonti&nbsp;<code>tenor sax</code> 
Busi Sibeko&nbsp;<code>vocals</code> 
Bongani Nikelo&nbsp;<code>vocals</code> 
Sakhile Moleshe<code>&nbsp;vocals</code>

Aki Takase’s Japanic // Herbie Tsoaeli

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The South African bassist Herbie Tsoaeli purveys a classic post-bop sound, melding the spirituality of the classic John Coltrane Quartet, South African melodies and gospel cadences, while Aki Takase&rsquo;s quintet Japanic looks to the player-piano music of American composer Conlon Nancarrow as inspiration.

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