CANCELLED Livestream From The LOFT: The Return Of The Nano Brothers at Loft

The concert will be livestreamed via YouTube

livestream starts:
8.45 pm CEST
2:45 pm EST (eg New York)
11.45 am PST (eg Los Angeles)
4.45 am JST (on April 20th, eg Tokio)
concerts starts 15min+

►►You can watch this livestream for free on YouTube, we are of course very happy if you support the Nano Brothers with a "virtual ticket", details will follow here shortly!


►►take me directly to the livestream:

https://youtu.be/TOuCwjfqubw

Live from the LOFT
Monday, 19th of April 2021

stream starts : 8.45 pm CET...

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The concert will be livestreamed via YouTube

livestream starts:
8.45 pm CEST
2:45 pm EST (eg New York)
11.45 am PST (eg Los Angeles)
4.45 am JST (on April 20th, eg Tokio)
concerts starts 15min+

►►You can watch this livestream for free on YouTube, we are of course very happy if you support the Nano Brothers with a "virtual ticket", details will follow here shortly!


►►take me directly to the livestream:

https://youtu.be/TOuCwjfqubw

Live from the LOFT
Monday, 19th of April 2021

stream starts : 8.45 pm CET
concert starts: 9.00 pm CET

The first joint concert of the Nano Brothers Jürgen Friedrich and Johannes Ludwig since
2018 - and a return to LOFT, where they first performed together in 2014.

"Both are masters of silent dialogue and intuitively calculated sharpness of detail. That almost says it all, because everything else is revealed through the playing. The two musicians enter into a conversation in which they let the listener participate. This conversation is as open-ended as the conversation between mother and child, two old friends over a glass of beer, or two twelve-year-olds who effortlessly assume the identity of their heroes while playing. Improvisation is not an end in itself here, but a necessity born of the spontaneous moment, which also permits utterances that do not sound improvised at all. Friedrich and Ludwig do not come from free improvised music per se, but open up more and more in the direction of improvisation against a background of jazz and classical music, melody and harmony. That's what makes their music so tangible, for all its abstraction."
Wolf Kampmann

Sound: Stefan Deistler http://www.deistler-sounds.de​​
Production: Dr. Urs Benedikt Müller & Hans Martin Müller
Thanks to: Mischa Salevic, Kulturamt Köln & Ministerium für Kultur und Wissenschaft des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen

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