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Suzan Köcher's Suprafon

Saturday, 10/17/2026 at 8:00 PM

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Suzan Köcher's Suprafon

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Suzan Köcher’s Suprafon plays psychedelic music between dreampop, indie, krautrock, disco, '60s vibes, desert Americana, soundtrack – sinister, melodic, atmospheric, and hallucinatory! With their music, which carries you away like on a current, the band has delighted audiences at the Traumzeit Festival, Burg Herzberg Festival, SXSW in Austin, Texas, Reeperbahn Festival, and WDR Rockpalast, among others. Their new album "In These Dying Times" was released in October 2024 on Unique Records.

Doors: 19:30

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SUZAN KÖCHER'S SUPRAFON - D) - Dream-Pop/Indie/60s Vibes

"Supported by the Initiative Musik and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media 'BKM'

Suzan Köcher’s Suprafon plays psychedelic music blending Dreampop, Indie, Krautrock, Disco, ‘60s Vibes, Desert Americana, Soundtrack – sinister, melodic, atmospheric, and hallucinatory! With their music that sweeps you away, the band has wowed audiences at the Traumzeit Festival, Burg Herzberg Festival, SXSW in Austin, Texas, the Reeperbahn Festival, and WDR Rockpalast, among others. Their new album "In These Dying Times" was released in October 2024 on Unique Records.

"I started writing songs at 14 because I was scared to talk about things and be rejected. Music was my way of saying what I think" - an experience shared by the German-Turkish musician Suzan Köcher with many, especially other women. With her celebrated debut album "Moon Bordeaux" (2017, Unique Records), she toured with her band, played festivals like Maifeld Derby and Orange Blossom Special, and began making a name for herself in Germany. The music on the second album "Suprafon," recorded in 2019 in Austin, TX, became more experimental and evolved towards Dream Pop and Psychedelia.

The current unrest and events in world history are clearly felt on the new album "In These Dying Times." The record addresses the tragedy of the present, with powerlessness and the ever-growing divides in our society. With the album, the band looks to the future and the past but remains entirely focused on their own feelings. It’s about empowerment and self-discovery, about forgiving oneself. But it is also about escapism, fears, and overcoming them.

"In These Dying Times" is a new chapter that showcases Köcher as a mature artist unafraid to reveal her personal, vulnerable side. “Maybe people will find a part of themselves in my experiences,” she hopes. “In times when there are such deep divides between people, it is all the more important to find commonalities and support one another.

Press Reviews
“The band delivers their most mature performance yet with their third album. The most remarkable thing about Suzan Köcher’s Suprafon is their ability to simply ignore stylistic boundaries within a given framework.” Visions

“If there’s a psychedelic institution in our regions, it can only be Suzan Köcher’s Suprafon at the moment.” gästeliste.de

“No chance of not falling for this woman.” Reeperbahn Festival

“An exemplary lesson in elegance in pop music.” Sounds & Books

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Pentaphone Project - Das Saxophone-Ensemble

The Pentaphone Project is an ensemble for saxophone fans and anyone who wants to become one. Here, five young jazz saxophonists showcase the range that can be covered with their instrument: from laid-back Latin to danceable swing and moving ballads, there's everything. And they do it all without a rhythm section!

“The musicians charmingly moderate the evening, which features two compact sets covering the typical saxophone repertoire. One thing is particularly undeniable: the sheer enthusiasm that the five display for their playing and instrument, which they also enjoy in the playing of their colleagues.”
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With the Pentaphone Project, the five put the saxophone with its many facets and its large dynamic spectrum in the spotlight. Through the use of baritone, tenor, alto, and soprano saxophones, they present the entire range of the instrument family. They bring along original arrangements created specifically by the ensemble members for this project, which they deliver with precision. Jazz standards, originals, and pop songs serve as templates – but above all, original compositions by the performers themselves. These are interspersed with moments of collective improvisation, giving the concerts a spontaneity and uniqueness that the audience can feel.

The sound of the ensemble is colored by the individual sounds of the musicians, who typically perform with their own band projects. In the Pentaphone Project, the five harmonize both musically and personally. Their long-standing friendship is evident in the lively concert atmosphere that is both visible and audible.

Founder and soprano saxophonist Carolin Heuser studied, among other things, the master’s programs in jazz composition/arrangement with Prof. Marko Lackner and jazz saxophone with Prof. Hubert Winter and Leonard Huhn at HfM Würzburg. There she learned the necessary skills to write a large part of the pieces and arrangements for the ensemble.

Theresa Finkbeiner (alto saxophone) discovered her passion for playing in various ensembles at a young age – shaped by many big bands like the Landesjugendjazzorchester Baden-Württemberg. While studying with Prof. Hubert Winter in Würzburg and Prof. Miguel Martínez in the Netherlands, she fell in love with the approaches to creating different timbres on the saxophone.

Magdalena Busler (tenor saxophone) is active as a bandleader and composer of her own jazz quartet and toured last year with a musical production throughout Germany and Austria. Her studies have taken her from Würzburg to Belgium at the Luca School of Arts.

Estelle Dupont was accepted as a tenor saxophonist into the Federal Youth Jazz Orchestra at the age of 19. After a young study with Prof. Stefan Karl Schmid in Mannheim, she has been studying at HfM Nürnberg with Prof. Klaus Graf since 2024.

Her colleague in both the Federal Youth Jazz Orchestra and the Pentaphone Project is Linda Scharnagl. The young baritone saxophonist hails from Eckental, previously studied at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, and is currently studying at the renowned Jazz-Campus in Basel.

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Suzan Baker & Dennis Lüddicke - Pop, Rock, Latin, gefühlvolle Balladen und Reggae-Sounds

Whoever experiences Suzan and Dennis on stage feels that there is something very special connecting the two artists: heartfelt warmth and the powerful energy of music.
Suzan Baker is a singer and songwriter – with honest lyrics that come straight from the heart. Already at the age of three, Suzan Baker belts out songs from T-Rex and Deep Purple using a wooden spoon as a microphone substitute. At twelve, she teaches herself to play the guitar. In her mid-twenties, she founds the Suzan Baker Band, followed by the rock band MacLoud, with which Suzan successfully tours the country for twelve years as the band leader and frontwoman. Until she decides in 2010 that it's time to pursue different paths. She produces her own songs with Felix Weber/USA, writes a summer hit for Bayern 1, and demonstrates that it doesn’t take a big band to captivate, touch, and entertain!

Dennis Lüddicke is for Suzan her partner in crime, who realizes all her musical ideas – no matter how unusual they may seem at first glance – and adds a special touch to every song with his flamenco-influenced, partly percussive guitar playing. Free from any musical categorization and in no way limited by the instrumentation of two acoustic guitars, they stylistically unfold in every conceivable direction. Suzan's songs, such as “Regenbogen,” "Agape," or “Holy Daddy,” tell tales of faith and love, evoke summery feelings like “Mister Radio,” transport listeners to foreign lands, like “La vida es colorida” or "Lo que se llama amor," and set world music accents with the oriental-sounding "Salem."

Selected covers such as the jazzy "Fly Me To The Moon" by Frank Sinatra, the poppy "With Or Without You" by U2, Latin American gems like the traditional "Malagueña Salerosa," or the rocking "Don’t Stop Believing" by Journey round out the program and take the listener on a unique musical and emotional journey through all genres of music.

https://www.suzanbaker.com/suzan-dennis

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Tanz das Kraut! - mit Suzan Köcher´s Suprafon & Kratzen/ Moderation und DJ: Klaus Fiehe

with Suzan Köcher's Suprafon & Kratzen
Moderation / DJ: Klaus Fiehe

The Osnabrück electronic duo Sankt Otten has released a much-praised homage to the Krautrock of the 70s. "Tanz Das Kraut" is the song adorned with luscious sounds and danceable beats. The lyrics were contributed by musician and journalist Klaus Fiehe.
"Tanz Das Kraut" is now the hook for an evening in the Lagerhalle - packed full of Kraut and its ilk! It is to be shown: Krautrock is NOW! Here and Now! Krautrock can also be a party! This applies to the music from the turntables; and it certainly applies to the bands of the evening.

The wonderful Suzan Köcher comes with her band Suzan Köcher's Suprafon. The group can confidently be counted among the spearheads of European psychedelic groups alongside formations like the French Liminanas. Some of their songs clearly raise - Attention! - Kraut suspicion. The band is a POP-NRW award winner in the "Outstanding" category, they have already played the prestigious SXSW festival in Austin/Texas, and they are coming to Osnabrück for the first time.

Kratzen joins in from Cologne. The trio describes its style with the term Kraut-Wave and has previously been a guest on the stage of the WDR Rockpalast. Catchy songs, straightforward, repetitive - it fits! Kratzen's cover version of "Tanz das Kraut" has even recently turned into a small radio hit.

The question remains: What about the traditionally audience-shy duo Sankt Otten? Rumors suggest that a massive threat backdrop is currently being worked on in case the group does n o t come on stage. Before these rumors completely spiral out of control: Let's just be surprised ... Let's dance the Kraut!!!

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In March 2027, something big is coming your way – something unexpected, unique, and fantastic. The Tyrolean folk harp and the classical double bass meet in a symphonic guise with modern and surprising sounds. Katrin & Werner Unterlercher fulfill a lifelong dream and go on tour with their new program "HARPHONIC" and their own symphony orchestra! The Tyrolean couple is not an unknown duo in the world of folk music. Werner tours as a fixed member of the Herbert Pixner Project around the world. Katrin – until her parental leave also part of the Pixner Project ensemble – realizes her own music through songwriting. Together, they perform on stages in Austria and abroad, enchanting their audience with very special, original compositions. With pieces that penetrate deep. With sounds that do not resemble folk music at all, yet somehow are folk-like.

Stories told in “symphonic”: Together with musical friends, they will create even bigger sparks in March 2027. With well-known pieces like Flowers, Orphan Black, or Eldorado, they ensure a certain degree of harpiness in the audience. With foresight, they enchant their guests. With vigor, they take the listeners through the breathtaking string slalom and into the incredible harp hell ride of Katrin. In doing so, Katrin and Werner repeatedly process their own life story as passionate musicians: They tell of the uncertainty of recent years, of the great break, and also of how a very special lucky star ensures that they – if necessary – always know exactly where to find their home base.

High-caliber symphony orchestra from Vienna on board: Despite the grounded nature of the two Tyroleans, Katrin and Werner Unterlercher do not skimp on quality with their new program "HARPHONIC". No less than the well-known Varga Quartet from Vienna will share the stage with the two passionate musicians. The Varga Quartet ranks among the most established chamber music ensembles in Austria and regularly performs on major stages in Austria, Germany, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and even China. Together with other high-caliber musicians, they allow the well-known original compositions of Katrin and Werner to shine in a whole new, musical, and indeed surprising light.

A dream goes on tour: Already in summer 2024, Katrin and Werner Unterlercher were able to fulfill their symphonic dream. As part of the HerzTakt Festival at the Wilden Kaiser, under the musical direction of Norbert Amon, the premiere of "HARPHONIC" took place. Originally planned as a one-time project, due to its tremendous success, the program is now going on tour. The audience can look forward to thrilling and magical moments, mystical sounds, and completely unexpected symphonic interpretations of the original compositions. Be there when it is said: "HARPHONIC – Katrin and Werner goes symphonic"!

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• Katrin and Werner Unterlercher (Harp, Hammered Dulcimer, Double Bass, Guitar, E-Bass)
• Varga Quartet (Pavol Varga, Violin / Katarina Veselská, Violin / Loredana Apetrei, Viola / Loukia Loulaki, Cello)
• Norbert Amon, Clarinet
• Ivica Gabrisová, Flute
• Thomas Gindl, Drums

Photo: Stefan Wascher

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Izabelė Jankauskaitė | Conductor

Witold Lutosławski | Little Suite
Alberto Ginastera | Harp Concerto
Franz Schubert | Symphony No. 3

The harp – an instrument capable of sounds of mystical beauty? Yes, but not exclusively so, as Alberto Ginastera’s Harp Concerto proves. Here, the harp serves as the driving force, propelled by Latin American rhythms—an instrument of pure energy.

The Argentine composer has called for four percussionists with extensive instrumentation for his Harp Concerto. At times, soloist Anne-Sophie Bertrand can also be counted among the percussion group, for Ginastera knew exactly what this instrument was capable of. The harp concerto is framed by an early work each by Lutosławski and Schubert: the dance-like, folkloric "Little Suite" and the fiery, explosive Symphony No. 3. This concert is conducted by Izabelė Jankauskaitė—like her fellow conductors in the other "Quick & Classy" programs this season, she hails from the Baltic region. The young Lithuanian conductor drew attention to herself in 2022 by winning the prestigious Neeme Järvi Prize from the Gstaad Conducting Academy. During the 2024/2025 season, she served as Assistant Conductor with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra, where she worked closely with Principal Conductor Alain Altinoglu. Previously, she held this position with the Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich as assistant to Paavo Järvi, a former principal conductor of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra.

Concert duration: about 80 minutes – without a break!

Afterwards "Meet & Greet" at the bar with the musicians of the evening

Hausöffnung: 18:00 Uhr Nach Konzertbeginn besteht kein Anspruch auf Saaleinlass.

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Harfenzauber - von Barock bis Swing - Silke Aichhorn, Harfe

The harpist Silke Aichhorn is among the most active harp soloists worldwide. In the concert, she showcases the great range of her instrument. The audience can hear works from four centuries - including "The Moldau" by Smetana - entertainingly moderated.

"Such concerts should happen more often" or "A concert like one rarely experiences" - this is how the press headlines, and it perfectly illustrates what Silke Aichhorn does with her audience! The combination of musicality, an incredibly colorful tone, virtuosic craftsmanship, and an inimitable naturalness is what captivates the listeners. Her engagingly moderated concerts are her trademark, along with an unwavering desire to present new and still unknown works for the harp. With her discography of now 34 CDs, two books, and a very active presence on YouTube, including the Harfenchallenge365, she has a unique position in the international harp scene.

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4/4/2027
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Kammermusik | Histoire du soldat

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Jón Vielhaber | Trumpet/Cornet
Marc Gruber | Horn
Norwin Hahn | Trombone
Nemorino Scheliga | Clarinet
Theo Plath | Bassoon
Sha Katsouris | Violin
Maximilian Junghanns | Violin
Tamir Chuzhoy | Double Bass
Raúl Flores Aloy | Drums
Peter Jordan | Speaker

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Richard Strauss / Franz Hasenöhrl | Till Eulenspiegel – once different!
Igor Stravinsky | The Soldier's Tale

Igor Stravinsky’s musical parable about a soldier and his fateful bargain with the devil was composed during the First World War, based on two stories from a collection of Russian fairy tales by Alexander Afanasyev. Now, members of the Frankfurt Radio Symphony and the actor Peter Jordan are presenting the piece in the very place where it received its German premiere in 1923: in Frankfurt am Main.

The chamber concert in the Broadcasting Hall of the Hessischer Rundfunk opens with an early work by Francis Poulenc, his brief and charming Sonata for Trumpet, Horn and Trombone, that engages the three brass instruments in a lively dialogue, showcasing the elegance and witty humour so characteristic of the French composer even in his youth. This is followed by Franz Hasenöhrl’s arrangement of Richard Strauss’s popular tone poem »Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks«, which surprises with its playful alienation: in this version, created in 1954, the well-known work for large symphony orchestra appears with a greatly reduced instrumentation and cut in length by half, yet with at least as much tongue-in-cheek irony as the original.

Concert duration: about 120 minutes – including break
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Opening of the house: 17:00 Uhr After the concert begins, there is no entitlement to admission to the hall.

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Ensemble Phoenix Munich - Day with Suzanne

French chansons of the Renaissance meet songs by Leonard Cohen / O. di Lasso, P. Attaingnant, J. des Prez, and L. Cohen

Joel Frederiksen / Vocals, Lute, Direction; Emma-Lisa Roux / Lute, Vocals; Hille Perl / Viola da Gamba; Domen Marinčič / Viola da Gamba, Virginal

Leonard Cohen, who liked to refer to himself as a "chansonnier," is appreciated both as a poet and for his sensitivity in connecting words and music. Joel Frederiksen's arrangements are more than a homage to the great troubadour; they demonstrate how effortlessly these different styles approach one another. The renowned gambists Hille Perl and Domen Marinčič, Frenchwoman Emma-Lisa Roux (Lute & Vocals), and Echo Prize winner Joel Frederiksen celebrate Cohen's music.

This project musically and poetically connects Cohen with earlier generations of songwriters. The famous chanson Susanne un jour from the 16th century by Orlando di Lasso meets Cohen's Suzanne. Josquin des Prez's Adieu mes amours or dances by Pierre Attaingnant (Paris, 1529) combine with Cohen's songs, creating a convergence of eras. With knowledge of Renaissance music practices, new diminutions arise over Cohen's music, as well as new chordal and embellished accompaniments for viola da gamba or lute modeled after examples from the late 16th and 17th centuries.

The Ensemble Phoenix Munich, awarded the ECHO Klassik in 2013, was founded in 2002 by the American Early Music specialist Joel Frederiksen.

“It’s an intellectual treat, but it’s also simply a pleasure to hear these arrangements.” (van-magazine.com)

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