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PAUL BERNEWITZ TRIO - Modern Piano Trio

Saturday, 10/3/2026 at 9:00 PM

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PAUL BERNEWITZ TRIO - Modern Piano Trio

Saturday, 10/3/2026
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Jazz Studio Nürnberg e.V.
Paniersplatz 27/29
90403 Nürnberg

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Paul Bernewitz p / Sebastian Claas b / Jonas Sorgenfrei dr

Delicate chamber music and gripping groove: The young jazz trio around Paul Bernewitz consists of drummer Jonas Sorgenfrei and bassist Sebastian Claas. The Leipzig pianist selected two excellent team players and passionate musicians with whom he developed a distinctive band sound: profound, dynamic, responsive, unique. Atmospheric original compositions are played, which often flow lyrically but can also be rough and angular. Here and there an homage to Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington, Maurice Ravel – or they pay tribute to Conrad Paumann, a Nuremberg organist of the 15th century, by adapting one of his pieces. You probably haven't heard Charles Ives' last movement of his 2nd piano sonata, dedicated to Henry Thoreau, in a jazz trio either – with plenty of room for improvisation that emerges from the original composition of 1919. The trio regularly returns to Broadway and brings familiar jazz repertoire back to life. All three musicians love this freedom.

Doors open at 20:00. No seat guarantee.

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