Julian & Roman Wasseruhr - Timelines

In the organizer's words:

Julian & Roman Wasserfuhr have been among the distinctive voices of German jazz for many years.
German jazz. Their playing is characterized by clear melodies, an open sound language and a

a fine sense of atmosphere - characteristics that characterize the unmistakable "Wasserfuhr sound".
sound".
For their project Timelines, the brothers are once again working with two long-time friends
Colombian bassist Camilo Villa, who now lives in Düsseldorf, and the German drummer Dennis Freh
German drummer Dennis Frehse, who has lived in Tokyo for many years. The
musicians have known each other since their early artistic careers, but had lost sight of each other for a long time.
lost sight of each other for a long time. The reunion has now led to a collaboration in which
musical paths and experiences flow together across continents.
The quartet creates a lively, rhythmically present and at the same time melody-oriented band sound.
band sound. European jazz tradition, Latin American influences and urban impulses from
Japan intertwine organically. The music remains clearly structured, transparent and
opens up a lot of space for sound colors and interaction.
Saxophonist Jan Prax joins the ensemble as a special guest. He is one of the
distinctive voices of contemporary German jazz and impresses with a powerful and
powerful, yet differentiated tone. With his melodically clear and rhythmically
and rhythmically precise playing, he adds an additional tonal color to timelines and brings new
new impulses into the band's interplay.
"Timelines" shows five musicians coming together again after many years and combining their
different musical experiences into a common, melodic and lively band sound.
lively band sound.