Schedule:
Kl. 19:00 – Johnny Reinhard
Kl. 20:00 – Carolyn Goodwin / Simon Spang Hanssen duo
Kl. 21:00 – ZOLA solo – "All That is Left“
Kl. 22:00 – Ole Rømer Trio feat. Billy Peterson and Fredrik Lundin
Kl. 23:00 – Jakob Dinesen Trio
Kl. 24:00 – Engel/Uranes/Vestergaard
One side-project of the heart of Zola is the exploration of collage work and creation of soundscapes w/ field recorded samples, sung & spoken words, melodies and sounds. Playing with form and formless fragments of past memories, recorded conversations of seemingly unimportant everyday stories. Acoustic, electronic, low-fi, live - all merging into one emotional landscape....
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Schedule:
Kl. 19:00 – Johnny Reinhard
Kl. 20:00 – Carolyn Goodwin / Simon Spang Hanssen duo
Kl. 21:00 – ZOLA solo – "All That is Left“
Kl. 22:00 – Ole Rømer Trio feat. Billy Peterson and Fredrik Lundin
Kl. 23:00 – Jakob Dinesen Trio
Kl. 24:00 – Engel/Uranes/Vestergaard
One side-project of the heart of Zola is the exploration of collage work and creation of soundscapes w/ field recorded samples, sung & spoken words, melodies and sounds. Playing with form and formless fragments of past memories, recorded conversations of seemingly unimportant everyday stories. Acoustic, electronic, low-fi, live - all merging into one emotional landscape.
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Mandagsklubben's distinguished artist in residence in November is none other than the fantastic Zola Mennenöh! Zola Mennenöh is a vocalist, improviser, composer and flutist from Germany with roots in jazz and improvisation.
Before moving to Copenhagen, Zola studied and lived in Berlin and was very active in the German jazz scene. Some of her long-term collaborators are the drummer and composer Max Andrzejewski, with whom she released two albums, "CHOR" and "GOSPEL" and also worked in a theatre production at Schauspiel Köln in 2019. Also the american bass player Greg Cohen (John Zorn, Tom Waits, Laurie Andersen) has been a close mentor and the collaborated in various projects, from duo to large ensemble.
In 2016 she moved her life and creativity to Copenhagen to study a Master of Music Performance at the Rytmisk Musikkonservatorium. Since 2018 she has continued her studies in RMC’s soloist class. Since arriving in Copenhagen, Zola has immersed herself in the rich experimental, improvising music scene of Copenhagen and become an explorer of the voice as interpreter of a song and deliverer of a story, but also the vast horizons of sound art.
In recent years she’s been focusing on writing her own music and developing a personal musical expression and language. Her work reaches from songs, over free improvised music, contemporary choir music up to experimental sound art and ambient. Most recently she is curious about the border and the intersection of improvisation and intuition and composition, also inspired by one of her main mentors: Sidsel Endresen, Norwegian singer extraordinaire.
To her current projects counts her Copenhagen based band ZOLA, her Oslo-Copenhagen based duo SONNTAG, and her solo works. Since 2019 she is also performing in theatre and collaborates with different ensembles and projects.
Zola released one EP called "Sirens" of original compositions with her Berlin based band ZOLA RUN. In 2020, her debut album "Longing for belonging" with her Copenhagen-based band ZOLA will be released.
Schedule:
Kl. 19:00 – Johnny Reinhard
Kl. 20:00 – Carolyn Goodwin / Simon Spang Hanssen duo
Kl. 21:00 – ZOLA solo – "All That is Left“
Kl. 22:00 – Ole Rømer Trio feat. Billy Peterson and Fredrik Lundin
Kl. 23:00 – Jakob Dinesen Trio
Kl. 24:00 – Engel/Uranes/Vestergaard
One side-project of the heart of Zola is the exploration of collage work and creation of soundscapes w/ field recorded samples, sung & spoken words, melodies and sounds. Playing with form and formless fragments of past memories, recorded conversations of seemingly unimportant everyday stories. Acoustic, electronic, low-fi, live - all merging into one emotional landscape.
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Mandagsklubben's distinguished artist in residence in November is none other than the fantastic Zola Mennenöh! Zola Mennenöh is a vocalist, improviser, composer and flutist from Germany with roots in jazz and improvisation.
Before moving to Copenhagen, Zola studied and lived in Berlin and was very active in the German jazz scene. Some of her long-term collaborators are the drummer and composer Max Andrzejewski, with whom she released two albums, "CHOR" and "GOSPEL" and also worked in a theatre production at Schauspiel Köln in 2019. Also the american bass player Greg Cohen (John Zorn, Tom Waits, Laurie Andersen) has been a close mentor and the collaborated in various projects, from duo to large ensemble.
In 2016 she moved her life and creativity to Copenhagen to study a Master of Music Performance at the Rytmisk Musikkonservatorium. Since 2018 she has continued her studies in RMC’s soloist class. Since arriving in Copenhagen, Zola has immersed herself in the rich experimental, improvising music scene of Copenhagen and become an explorer of the voice as interpreter of a song and deliverer of a story, but also the vast horizons of sound art.
In recent years she’s been focusing on writing her own music and developing a personal musical expression and language. Her work reaches from songs, over free improvised music, contemporary choir music up to experimental sound art and ambient. Most recently she is curious about the border and the intersection of improvisation and intuition and composition, also inspired by one of her main mentors: Sidsel Endresen, Norwegian singer extraordinaire.
To her current projects counts her Copenhagen based band ZOLA, her Oslo-Copenhagen based duo SONNTAG, and her solo works. Since 2019 she is also performing in theatre and collaborates with different ensembles and projects.
Zola released one EP called "Sirens" of original compositions with her Berlin based band ZOLA RUN. In 2020, her debut album "Longing for belonging" with her Copenhagen-based band ZOLA will be released.
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