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With her new album the 26-year-old singer and composer Àngela Tröndle, accompanied by a five-member band along with a string quartet, once again exhibits her extraordinary musical talent. "Eleven Electric Elephants" is a veritable poly-stylistic album including elements of Singer-Songwriting, Jazz, Classical Chamber Music and Folklore.
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An eight-string guitar charmingly forms the tender basis, a cello huddles gently against an accordion, while the voice flirtatiously hovers over them. Little bricolages of sound pop up between the tones ensuring invigorating moments. Welcome to the green oasis of "Fikus"!
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The singer Marina Zettl and the pianist Michael Kahr represent the creative minds behind the project miss | mister. Their latest album bittersweet features a confluence of jazz and pop-elements on the highest musical level, focusing on a fusion of a chamber musical sound and danceable grooves.
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Traditional Christmas Music with a new livery. A crossover from Jazz to Pop.
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Norwegian singer-songwriter Harriet Müller-Tyl skillfully combines Folk Music with Jazz, sometimes with a decent side step to popular music.
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Treasure chest full of traditional Viennese songs ("Wienerlied") from the 19th and 20th century including a cover version of Tom Waits' "Day after tomorrow". Live recording from August 2010 at the "Theater am Spittelberg".
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The band "Strottern" have become a trade mark in the young viennese music scene. Their bedrock ist Wienerlieder, literally, "Viennese songs" but also a uniquely Austrian song genre with which many people have a love-hate relationship.
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Calm aloofness for a moment, then powerful intensity. Emotions are densely packed on the debut album of Irmie Vesselsky. With the strength of her voice and enchanting piano melodies the singer - songwriter tells us 12 touching stories about her life.
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A scary-virtuosic opus about modern women and the fascination of evil, presented by actress Maxi Blaha, accompanyied by four great Jazz musicians: Klaus Dickbauer, Juan Garcia Herreros, Emil Kristof und Martin Gasselsberger. With lyrics from Frank Wedekind, Konstantin Wecker, Mark Beneke und Adelbert von Chamisso.
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