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12. March 2021
We have to say: Musicans led labels isn’t such a new thing after all. However, in the past one to two decades active musicians have more and more come to founding their own labels.
In the third jazzahead! Podcast, Ulrich Beckerhoff (artistic direction team of jazzahead! and trumpeter) talks to three musicians who have founded their own labels...
17. February 2021
In this series one person from the jazz scene in Germany and one from abroad each reveal their views on German jazz and their current recommendations for jazz made in Germany.
18. January 2021
Cologne is one of Germany`s most important jazz cities. The scene in Cologne is very much driven by the artists and their initiatives, such as Stadtgarten, KLAENG Kollektiv and Cologne Jazzweek. We will talk with three important personalities of the Cologne scene:
18. November 2020
In this series one person from the jazz scene in Germany and one from abroad each reveal their views on German jazz and their current recommendations for jazz made in Germany.
18. November 2020
Jazz City Berlin – we’ll take you on a trip to Berlin with two Berliners and dive into what’s going on in Germany’s capital jazz-wise.
2. November 2020
Our 2nd podcast is takes a closer look on Jazz made in German:
Is there a special narrative from German jazz? Is there such thing as German jazz? Or only jazz from Germany
With Stefanie Marcus (Traumton Records) and Andreas Brandis (Act Music & Vision, Tambour Music) jazzahead!’s artistic director Peter Schulze talked about jazz education, musical heritage and influences in Germany. About observations in the live and club scene over the last 15 years. And about what should happen to get more German talent out in the world, when it comes to German export and funding infrastructure.
22. September 2020
In this series one person from the jazz scene in Germany and one from abroad each reveal their views on German jazz and their current recommendations for jazz made in Germany.
