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Jazz in der Mühle - Los Molineros

Thursday, 7/3/2025 at 8:00 PM

Jazz in der Mühle - Los Molineros

Thursday, 7/3/2025
at 8:00 PM

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Kulturhaus Kresslesmühle
Barfüßerstraße 4
86150 Augsburg

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High-class, cult-like, almost historic: since 2018, Los Molineros have been playing every first Thursday of the month in the mill.

“Anyone who can't relate to jazz will still feel at home with the Molineros (…) one is richly rewarded with fantastic live music, bad jokes, and energy.” (Augsburger Allgemeine)

The millers also use their privilege as the house band in the mill as a laboratory for their own jazz compositions. Over the years, more than 50 pieces have been created, which can be tested, modified, or sometimes discarded, or sometimes even develop into evergreens. Accordingly, the stylistic range one can expect at the concerts is extensive, as the listening habits and musical influences of the four are constantly changing. Regular guests observe the evolution of the music anew at each concert, but even occasional visitors can expect entertaining experiences and jazz at the highest level.

Photo: Herbert Heim

Entry: 30 minutes before the event begins.

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Jazz in der Mühle - Los Molineros

High-class, cult-like, almost historic: since 2018, Los Molineros have been playing every first Thursday of the month in the mill.

“Anyone who can't relate to jazz will still feel at home with the Molineros (…) one is richly rewarded with fantastic live music, bad jokes, and energy.” (Augsburger Allgemeine)

The millers also use their privilege as the house band in the mill as a laboratory for their own jazz compositions. Over the years, more than 50 pieces have been created, which can be tested, modified, or sometimes discarded, or sometimes even develop into evergreens. Accordingly, the stylistic range one can expect at the concerts is extensive, as the listening habits and musical influences of the four are constantly changing. Regular guests observe the evolution of the music anew at each concert, but even occasional visitors can expect entertaining experiences and jazz at the highest level.

Photo: Herbert Heim

Entry: 30 minutes before the event begins.

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Nils Petter Molvær is one of the most prominent representatives among the electro-acoustic jazz hybrids that have grown into their own genre since the 1990s. Within this field of "Future Jazz" or "Nu Jazz," the Norwegian trumpeter and composer is both a pioneer and a veteran – he was one of the first jazz musicians to incorporate the emerging digital and electronic currents around the year 2000 into his work. With his significant sound, which merges melancholic trumpet tones with dynamic electronic soundscapes, Molvær has become world-famous and a part of the Scandinavian jazz miracle. At the same time, he always keeps the door open for a glimpse into the jazz past.

His latest release "Stitches" is no exception. Through his audacity in exploring new sounds and emotions, Molvær once again shows that jazz not only has a future but also one that is both radiant and exciting.

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http://www.nilspettermolvaer.com

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Jazz in der Mühle - Los Molineros

High-class, cult-like, almost historic: since 2018, Los Molineros have been playing every first Thursday of the month in the mill.

“Anyone who can't relate to jazz will still feel at home with the Molineros (…) one is richly rewarded with fantastic live music, bad jokes, and energy.” (Augsburger Allgemeine)

The millers also use their privilege as the house band in the mill as a laboratory for their own jazz compositions. Over the years, more than 50 pieces have been created, which can be tested, modified, or sometimes discarded, or sometimes even develop into evergreens. Accordingly, the stylistic range one can expect at the concerts is extensive, as the listening habits and musical influences of the four are constantly changing. Regular guests observe the evolution of the music anew at each concert, but even occasional visitors can expect entertaining experiences and jazz at the highest level.

Photo: Herbert Heim

Entry: 30 minutes before the event begins.

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JazzTime Böblingen 2025

The Branko Arnsek Septet plays modern, fresh (Latin) jazz in its own distinctive style. The music comes from the pen of Slovenian jazz bassist Branko Arnsek, whose half-life as a musical globetrotter has greatly influenced his music. He combines his experiences and passion with this band. These experiences range from the Balkans to Cuba—Balkans due to his origins and Cuba because of his "chosen homeland." In his compositions, this influence meets modern jazz and is presented by great musicians. This JazzTime provides the appropriate setting and Mediterranean flair during the summer by the lake in Böblingen.

To emphasize the authenticity of the Cuban influence, the rhythm section is enriched with percussionist Marcos González Jimánez and drummer Michael Mischl, while Mayelis Guyat adds her vocals to the band. The septet features excellent brass players Andreas Francke and Janos Löber. Longtime companion Frank Eberle is on piano.

Branko Arnsek's compositions have already appeared on various recordings with a wide range of groups, including the legendary White Diamonds ("White Diamonds," "Walk On Vol 1," "Walk on Vol 2," #One with the Guttenberger Brothers) or with his Afro-Cuban salsa orchestra Tokame ("Con la clave," "Eres la Tierra mas linda"). However, the compositions for the Branko Arnsek Septet emphasize the jazz band format and skillfully enliven it with Afro-Cuban rhythms. Influences from the Balkans or hip-hop also flow into the music. Thus, he allows the listener to experience new sounds and soundscapes in the playground of modern jazz. Finest Latin jazz in a fresh guise.

Branko Arnsek – double bass, electric bass, composition
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Copyright: Elks Oelke

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Jazz in der Mühle - Los Molineros

High-class, cult-like, almost historic: since 2018, Los Molineros have been playing every first Thursday of the month in the mill.

“Anyone who can't relate to jazz will still feel at home with the Molineros (…) one is richly rewarded with fantastic live music, bad jokes, and energy.” (Augsburger Allgemeine)

The millers also use their privilege as the house band in the mill as a laboratory for their own jazz compositions. Over the years, more than 50 pieces have been created, which can be tested, modified, or sometimes discarded, or sometimes even develop into evergreens. Accordingly, the stylistic range one can expect at the concerts is extensive, as the listening habits and musical influences of the four are constantly changing. Regular guests observe the evolution of the music anew at each concert, but even occasional visitors can expect entertaining experiences and jazz at the highest level.

Photo: Herbert Heim

Entry: 30 minutes before the event begins.

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High-class, cult-like, almost historic: since 2018, Los Molineros have been playing every first Thursday of the month in the mill.

“Anyone who can't relate to jazz will still feel at home with the Molineros (…) one is richly rewarded with fantastic live music, bad jokes, and energy.” (Augsburger Allgemeine)

The millers also use their privilege as the house band in the mill as a laboratory for their own jazz compositions. Over the years, more than 50 pieces have been created, which can be tested, modified, or sometimes discarded, or sometimes even develop into evergreens. Accordingly, the stylistic range one can expect at the concerts is extensive, as the listening habits and musical influences of the four are constantly changing. Regular guests observe the evolution of the music anew at each concert, but even occasional visitors can expect entertaining experiences and jazz at the highest level.

Photo: Herbert Heim

Entry: 30 minutes before the event begins.

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With their unique mix of swing, slow-drag, Balboa, and a hefty dose of vintage vibes, the six passionate musicians transform the Jazzhaus Freiburg into Motta Efti. Captivating rhythms, danceable beats, and an energetic performance ensure an unforgettable night.

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An album full of gangster swing and dark elegance With their new album “Bitter Taste,” The Killin’ Jivers transport you to a world of smoky bars, shady characters, and broken hearts. Their unmistakable mix of driving gangster swing, dark harmonies, and energetic rhythm brings the vintage sound to the here and now with a mysterious touch.

Even the title track “Bitter Taste” strikes a dark tone - a story of loneliness and addiction, carried by prominent brass and driving double bass. “The Thief” sneaks in with a seductive groove, a song about a crook who realizes too late that his own heart was stolen. With “The end of love,” The Killin’ Jivers ultimately deliver a dramatic conclusion - a bittersweet farewell that resonates long after with melancholic melodies and haunting vocals.

“Bitter Taste” is an album for night owls, nostalgics, and all those who love dancing on the dark side of swing. A soundtrack for film noir fantasies and long nights - intense, atmospheric, and absolutely irresistible.

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High-class, cult-like, almost historic: since 2018, Los Molineros have been playing every first Thursday of the month in the mill.

“Anyone who can't relate to jazz will still feel at home with the Molineros (…) one is richly rewarded with fantastic live music, bad jokes, and energy.” (Augsburger Allgemeine)

The millers also use their privilege as the house band in the mill as a laboratory for their own jazz compositions. Over the years, more than 50 pieces have been created, which can be tested, modified, or sometimes discarded, or sometimes even develop into evergreens. Accordingly, the stylistic range one can expect at the concerts is extensive, as the listening habits and musical influences of the four are constantly changing. Regular guests observe the evolution of the music anew at each concert, but even occasional visitors can expect entertaining experiences and jazz at the highest level.

Photo: Herbert Heim

Entry: 30 minutes before the event begins.

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Jazz in der Mühle - Los Molineros

High-class, cult-like, almost historic: since 2018, Los Molineros have been playing every first Thursday of the month in the mill.

“Anyone who can't relate to jazz will still feel at home with the Molineros (…) one is richly rewarded with fantastic live music, bad jokes, and energy.” (Augsburger Allgemeine)

The millers also use their privilege as the house band in the mill as a laboratory for their own jazz compositions. Over the years, more than 50 pieces have been created, which can be tested, modified, or sometimes discarded, or sometimes even develop into evergreens. Accordingly, the stylistic range one can expect at the concerts is extensive, as the listening habits and musical influences of the four are constantly changing. Regular guests observe the evolution of the music anew at each concert, but even occasional visitors can expect entertaining experiences and jazz at the highest level.

Photo: Herbert Heim

Entry: 30 minutes before the event begins.

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