CANCELLED! Daniel Erdmann’s Velvet Revolution feat. Jaak Sooäär (Germany-France-UK-Estonia)

Dear customer!

Due to the sickness of a musician, the concert of Daniel Erdmann Velvet Revolution feat. Jaak Sooäär supposed to take place today on December 3^th at 8:00pm at Philly Joes Jazziklubi, is cancelled.

Tickets can be returned or changed for Jazzkaar gift voucher by filling in the form here before January 3^rd.  The gift vouchers will be valid 1 year.   

Owners of hard ticket can return their tickets also at all the Piletilevi selling points, except for Circle-K service stations and Viru Keskus info desk.

Jazzkaar information +3726660030 or contact us via e-mail piletid@jazzkaar.ee

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As a musician and composer Daniel Erdmann developed a characteristic sound and an unmistakable idiom years ago. The warm, earthy timbre of his tenor sax and a wide-ranging expressiveness, from clear melodies to husky modulations and flickering abstractions, are the humus for the various flowers that drive Erdmann’s band projects.

This unusual and remarkable European trio, led by the German saxophonist, brings together the French violinist Théo Ceccaldi and the English vibraphonist Jim Hart. Erdmann’s erstwhile colleague, French cellist Vincent Courtois, joins for the Finnish leg, substituting for Ceccaldi. After his Short Moment of Zero G of 2016, Erdmann released his second album with Velvet Revolution on Hungarian BMC label, Won’t Put No Flag Out, a musical statement explicitly rejecting a European continent riven by radical nationalism.

Originally from Wolfburg, settled in Reims for 15 years, Erdmann considers the slow tour style of transport a symbolic way to create a cordon between countries free of tensions and turbulence. Picking up the mantle of Take the Green Train, he is calling on us to come back down to earth and take the time to savour the journey!

“Velvet Revolution is a true European group with a strong spirit, wit, great musical ideas as well as fantasy and capacity to make it work in captivating ways.” – Henning Bolte, All About Jazz