Duke Ellington was an influential American composer, pianist, and bandleader, known for shaping jazz music in the 20th century. His innovative arrangements and performances left an indelible mark on the genre, blending jazz with classical, popular, and other musical styles. Throughout his career, Ellington's orchestra became a pivotal force in music history.
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These concerts with works by Duke Ellington became visible lately at Concert Pulse.
Epple hosts Global Grooves by CelloFellows at the former Radium-Solbad. Leonard Disselhorst and Bryan Cheng, classically trained musicians, bring new interpretations to jazz, tango, and classical pieces. They improvise, groove, and include original work. After two years, Epple and Heidelberger Frühling continue their "Architecture and Music" series in the Stadthalle in 2026.
Concerts in season 2024/25 or later where works by Duke Ellington is performed
Wynton Marsalis and Sir Antonio Pappano blend jazz, blues and classical music in the crossover collaboration with the Jazz at Lincoln Centre Orchestra
Wynton Marsalis and Sir Antonio Pappano blend jazz, blues and classical music in the crossover collaboration with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
Epple hosts Global Grooves by CelloFellows at the former Radium-Solbad. Leonard Disselhorst and Bryan Cheng, classically trained musicians, bring new interpretations to jazz, tango, and classical pieces. They improvise, groove, and include original work. After two years, Epple and Heidelberger Frühling continue their "Architecture and Music" series in the Stadthalle in 2026.
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