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Leander Limburg / Langnau Jazz Nights / Poster / 2022

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Langnau Jazz Nights - Lucas Manser

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Flavio Silva y Break Free en Arts Garage Domingo 26 de mayo a las 7: Arts Garage presenta a Flavio Silva y Break Free. Flavio Silva es parte de una nueva generación de compositores e instrumentistas brasileños que ha estado atravesando la escena musical. Han pasado por Brasil, los Países Bajos y, más recientemente, Nueva York. Break Free es una exploración entre culturas, por lo que incorpora la forma de arte estadounidense con sonidos africanos y afro-brasileños. El patrocinador multimarca presenta esta música dinámica y versátil con particular destreza y estilo, a la vez que mantiene la atención y el aprecio de todos los amantes de la música.

Flavio ha compartido el escenario con músicos altamente calificados como Victor Wooten, Seamus Blake, Munir Hossn, Antonio Hart, Bruce Williams, Kendrick Scott, Eric Harland, Cuca Teixeira, Sandro Haick, Thiago Espirito Santo, Marcus Gilmore, Ben Williams, Louis Catón, Reggie Washington, Alex Han, Nicolás Viccaro y Ettiene Mbappe, entre otros. Flávio se ha presentado en algunos lugares importantes como el Centro Kennedy en Washington DC, Smalls Jazz Club y Smoke Jazz Club, entre otros. Además, Flavio se ha presentado en algunos de los mejores festivales de Europa, como el North Sea Jazz Festival (Netherlands), Langnau Jazz Nights (Suiza), Koektebel Jazz Party (Ucrania), Gronau Jazz Festival (Alemania) y Delft Jazz Festival (The Netherlands).

Miembros de la banda: Flavio Silva - Guitarra / Composiciones Leon Foster Thomas - Steel Pan Dion Kerr III - Bajo Harvel Nakundi - Bateria

Arts Garage está ubicado en 94 NE 2nd Ave en Delray Beach. Los boletos cuestan $ 25-30-35 en artsgarage.org o 561-450-6357. El teatro cuenta con mesas de estilo cabaret, donde los clientes pueden traer su propia comida y bebida, incluido el alcohol. Música cortesía de KCC Productions.

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Ilg/Trüb Poster for Langnau Jazz Nights 2008

Ilg/Trüb is a Zürich based graphic design studio founded by Marlon Ilg and Simon Trüb

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Langnau Jazz Nights poster by Martin Woodtli

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Day 5 - Lausanne cog rail, Üetliberg roller slide, late night yodeling

Sunday, 10 September 2000

Buongiorno!  Grüß Gott!  Bonjour!  

Hello and welcome to the 17 day journey of September 2000.  

Today is Sunday 10th September 2000.  We will be taking the Inter City train from Lausanne to Zürich, via Fribourg, cross the Röstigraben before passing through Düdingen, Bern and Olten.  At Bern the train mentions that passengers for Olten and Basel should alight and transfer to another train.

I had breakfast at the hostel, took a shower, packed my bags and checked out at 9:55 AM.  While waiting for the bus line 2 to Ouchy cog rail station, I had an impromptu Munmenschanz performance at the traffic signal.  The traffic signals reminded me of a Mummenschanz peformance where they used something like sticky notes to change their facial expressions.  The bus came about 10:24 AM and I rode it to Ouchy and took the cog rail up to the rail station.  I took the 11:05 AM train from Lausanne to Zürich.  

About 11:15 AM the train had climbed well above Lake Geneva.  As it was sunny when we passed Puidoux VD, I could see Lake Geneva as far as Montreux.  Soon it went into tunnel to Romont, Villars-sur-Glâne and Fribourg, the last station in La Suisse Romande before the train crossed the Röstigraben at Lac de Schiffenen for Düdingen, Bern, Olten and Zürich.  At 11:52 the train arrived at Fribourg, and it was the last time that year that I heard the high-medium-low CFF chime, after that it was the low-high-medium SBB chime from Bern until I crossed the Polentagraben.  The train had arrived in Bern about 12:17 PM.

After leaving Bern, I turned on the radio about 12:50 PM.  I heard "Whoops Now" by Janet Jackson, the 1 PM news, "Shattered Dreams" by Johnny Hates Jazz, and the Italian-language "Dipende" by Jarabe de Palo, vocals by the late Pau Donés.  The train arrived in Zürich HB about 1:40 PM.  I bought a 24 hour day pass for local transit.  I had already tried to take S4 to Manegg and bus line 70 to Morgental in July 1998, but thought it would be better to take the tram line 7 via Bahnhof Enge and line 33.  It would make for much better video material.  Also I could see the big Swiss and Zürich cantonal flags as I went along.  The tram line 7 used Be 4/6 cars, not yet the Tram 2000.  I stood in the rear of the train, being careful not to hit the big foot button which would ring the bell.  Why would ringing the bell be a problem?  The bell is meant for shunting, and the tram rolling stock is single direction, so it is necessary to have a bell to alert those in the rail yard that a tram is being pushed back and to take appropriate action.

After Beethovenweg and Bleicherstrasse, I saw many Swiss and Zürich cantonal flags flying before the tram headed towards the Enge rail station past the Tunnelstrasse stop. The tram stopped at Morgental about 1:55 PM, and I took the bus one stop over from Morgental up to the stop closest to the hostel, on Mutschellenstrasse.  I checked into the hostel about 2:10 PM.  I had a single room with a sink but no private bath or shower.  In the mid 2000s and 2010's, the hostel had been renovated. ��Most if not all single rooms with only a sink, had been renovated to have a toilet and shower stall.  My room was facing the west, and I could see the big TV tower at Üetliberg.  I think since 2016 if you wanted to climb the tower to the top of the stairs, it would cost around $5.00 as an entry fee.  

About 2:40 PM I left the hostel after charging up a battery, to the Youth Hostel bus stop.  In 2000 there was only one stop and it was northbound.  The southbound stop of the hostel was not built until 2002.  I took line 33 to Wiedikon Bahnhof, and changed to a tram line 9 for Bellevueplatz.  I saw the outside of Neue Zürcher Zeitung at Falkenstrasse and Utoquai and it was 3:30 PM then.  I crossed the Utoquai to see the fountain called Springbrunnen Aquarentum.  Those are smaller than the Jet d'Eau as seen in Geneva.  It felt a bit peaceful to be in Zürich that day, when there was no Street Parade.  I wanted to go but had to defer that in favor of completing the computer course that I was taking a few months prior.  

At 4 PM I decided I would go to the Üetliberg resort.  I took the S Bahn at Stadelhofen to Zürich HB, at the time the Museumstrasse consisted of the former tracks 21 to 24, now they are 41 to 44, and went to tracks 1 and 2 on the other side of the station, now they are tracks 21 and 22.  I waited for the S10 to Üetliberg via Selnau, Binz and Triemli.  The S10 is a "special" line because it uses DC electrification and its catenary is offset so that it will not interfere with the 15 kV 16 2/3 Hz line feed that the S4 and the rest of the SBB use, like the Re 450 Series used by most the Zürich S-Bahn system.  The S10 train left about 4:38 PM.  I may have shared a video of the S4 journey, I took it almost to its end in Langnau-Gattikon in August 2017.  The train stopped in Selnau, which like HB tracks 21 and 22, is also underground.  The south entry to that station leads up to the Neue Börse, the new Stock Exchange, that uses the SSMI index.  At Giesshübel and Binz, the trains separate.  The S10 does not call at Giesshübel, and likewise the S4 does not call at Binz.  Most of the S10 is single-tracked, with a couple of switches at Berghof and Borrweg to let the S10 headed for Zürich HB pass by.  The train arrived at 5:05 PM, but it was too late to order any food at the Gmüetliberg next to the station as it closes 5 PM on Sundays.

One thing that I enjoyed as a child visiting Üetliberg was the rolling slide.  It is about 20 meters long, about 200 rollers, and you take a one foot by one foot V-shaped plastic plate and let gravity pull you down to the end of the slide.  I rode on it about 5:08 PM and made a video of it.

As I had no other agenda in Üetliberg, I rode back down the S10 and walked to where I could catch the tram line 7 to go back to the hostel for supper.  I made it by 7:15 PM.  Then I collected a charging battery and took the tram to Stadelhofen for the S-18.  The S-18 uses the same DC line feed as the rest of the Zürich tram system.  I wanted to do some late night yodeling at Maiacher, which I had passed through on Sunday 9th August 1998 before going back to my then-home in Munich.  That night I made it to Maiacher station about 9:15 PM.  I was the only one in the station waiting on a 9:25 PM train back to Stadelhofen.  In the meantime I set my video camera down and then facing north towards Zürich, did a one-word yodel, just to get the echo effect.  I did it again.  That I think was the best way to end that week before going back to the hostel.  I think I was back at the hostel at 10:30 PM.  The next day I would visit the Principality of Liechtenstein and even visit Graubünden, or Bündner Land, if you prefer.  

I hope you will join me again in the next story, Monday 11th September 2000.  We will bring our country total to six out of seven.

Buona notte!  Gute Nacht!  Bonne nuit!  Good night!

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Nummer 28: Langnau Jazz Nights 2018

Vom 24. bis zum 28 Juli 2018 finden in Langnau im Emmental die 28. Langnau Jazz Nights statt Nach und nach über die Jahre sind die Langnau Jazz Nights zu einer der führenden Veranstaltungen im Bereich Jazz in der Schweiz geworden und heben sich klar von den vergleichbaren Festivals der Schweizer Kulturlandschaft ab. Sie finden auch überregional große Beachtung bei der Jazzgemeinde und sind ein Höhepunkt für Musiker und Besucher gleichermaßen. Jeweils während einer Woche im Juli wird ... via Pressemitteilungen http://ift.tt/2DHNO2O

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Плакаты выполненные студентами для  Langnau Jazz Nights

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Visuelle Kommunikation — Open Space Workshop mit Martin Woodtli

Langnau Jazz Nights Plakate

Dozenten: Martin Woodtli, Jonas Voegeli

Assistenz: Rebecca Morganti-Pfaffhauser

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Sunday, May 26 at 7: Arts Garage presents Flavio Silva and Break Free. Flavio Silva is a musician who is part of a new generation of Brazilian composers and instrumentalists that has been breaking through the musical scene of different places. They have been through Brazil, The Netherlands and most recently, New York. Break Free is an exploration between cultures, and so incorporates the American art form with both African and Afro Brazilian sounds. The multi-brand endorsee presents this dynamic and versatile music with particular dexterity and flair, while maintaining the attention and appreciation of all music lovers.

Flavio has shared the stage with some highly skilled musicians such as Victor Wooten, Seamus Blake, Munir Hossn, Antonio Hart, Bruce Williams, Kendrick Scott, Eric Harland, Cuca Teixeira, Sandro Haick, Thiago Espirito Santo, Marcus Gilmore, Ben Williams, Louis Cato, Reggie Washington, Alex Han, Nicolas Viccaro and Ettiene Mbappe, among others. Flávio has performed in some important venues such as The Kennedy Center in Washington D.C, Smalls Jazz Club and Smoke Jazz Club, among others. Also, Flavio has performed in some of the best festivals in Europe including the North Sea Jazz Festival (The Netherlands), Langnau Jazz Nights (Switzerland), Koektebel Jazz Party (Ukraine), Gronau Jazz Festival(Germany) and Delft Jazz Festival (The Netherlands).

Band members: Flavio Silva – Guitar/Compositions Leon Foster Thomas – Steel Pan Dion Kerr III – Bass Harvel Nakundi – Drums

Arts Garage is located at 94 NE 2nd Ave in Delray Beach. Tickets are $25-30-35 at artsgarage.org or 561-450-6357. BRING YOUR OWN ... WHATEVER! The theater boasts cabaret-style table seating, where patrons can bring their own food and drinks, including alcohol. Music courtesy of KCC Productions.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaP182kSOPM