Uue kogumiku esitluskontsert toob Philly Joe’s klubi lavale kolm kitarristi kolmest riigist, kes mängivad kaasaegset, traditsioonidel põhinevat akustilist kitarrimuusikat.
Edgars Rubenis on Läti helilooja, kes seob oma akustilisele kitarrile keskendunud loomingus kokku bluusi ja ragtime’i varajased traditsioonid, luues julge ja modernse kõlapildi. Kaheksat põnevat instrumentaalpala sisaldav “Sea Unbound” on tema uusim plaat, mis oli teine väljaanne valmivast triloogiast “Pains and Boogies”. Keskendudes alates 2020. aastast eeskätt akustilisele kitarrile, on Rubenise muusika kõlanud Londoni Resonance FM raadios, kontsertidel koos Walesi kitarristi Gwenifer Raymondiga, soomlase Kadonnut Manneriga ning erinevatel festivalidel ja ringreisidel Suurbritannias, Prantsusmaal, Rootsis, Belgias, Hollandis ja Baltimaades.
Lauri Manner alustas 90ndatel aastatel bassistina erinevates soome underground punk- ja rokkbändides. 2015. aastal alustas ta John Fahey muusikast inspireerituna õppima akustilisel kitarril sõrmitsemist. Leidnud kitarrimängust oma lohutuse ja eesmärgi, avaldas ta 2017. aastal artistinime Kadonnut Manner alt oma debüütsalvestise “The Lost Continent” ning on nüüdseks välja antud neli omaloomingulist albumit. Lauri elab praegu koos elukaaslase Lauraga Rovaniemis polaarjoonel ning kavatseb musitseerimist ja tuuritamist jätkata olenemata sellest kui halvaks olukord maailmas läheb.
Kalle Tikas on oma muusikuteel olnud alates 1990. aastate algusest, mängides bluusi ja progerokki. Uue aastatuhande alguses osales ta mitmesugustes vabaimprovisatsiooni projektides ning lõi muusikat nüüdisteatri etendustele. Aastal 2015 lõi ta koos avangardlaulja Eleonora Kampega avant blues'i koosseisu Ringhold, tuues kuulajateni värske lähenemise elektribluusi žanris. Uuel kogumikul kõlav lugu "Painted Storm" on Kalle esimene teos akustilisel kitarril.
Koosseis:
Edgars Rubenis (LVA) - kitarr
Lauri Manner (FIN) - kitarr
Kalle Tikas (EST) - kitarr
Kontsert koosneb kolmest eraldi soolokavast pikkusega 30-40 minutit.
The album presentation concert brings three guitarists from three countries to the Philly Joe's stage, who play acoustic guitar music based on modern traditions.
Edgars Rubenis is a Latvian composer whose acoustic guitar work engages with the early traditions of blues and ragtime resulting in bold and contemporary music. Containing 8 exciting instrumentals, Sea Unbound is his most recent record, the second from the upcoming trilogy Pains and Boogies. Since his 2020 shift to working with acoustic guitar, Rubenis’ music has been featured on London's Resonance FM radio, in concerts along with the Welsh guitarist Gwenifer Raymond, Kadonnut Manner from Finland, and on various festivals and tours in the UK, France, Sweden, Belgium, The Netherlands and the Baltics.
Lauri Manner started out in the 90's playing bass in various Finnish underground punk and rock bands. He started his autodidactic journeys in fingerpicking acoustic guitar in 2015 after obsessively listening to John Fahey records for
years. Manner found solace and meaning from doing that and made his debut recording as Kadonnut Manner with The Lost Continent in 2017, and now has 4 albums of his own compositions published. Lauri currently resides on the Polar Circle in Rovaniemi, Finland together with his partner Laura and intends to keep on making music and touring no matter how bad the state of the world gets.
Kalle Tikas has been on his musical journey since the beginning of the 1990's playing blues and prog rock. In the 2000's he got involved in various free improv collaborations, also composing music for contemporary theatre performances. 2015 marked the beginning of his journey into the avant blues world – together with avant-garde singer Eleonora Kampe they formed a duo called Ringhold and presented a new and independent way of playing electric blues. Painted Storm, the track contributed to the new compilation is Kalle's first work on acoustic guitar.
Line-up:
Edgars Rubenis (LVA) - guitar
Lauri Manner (FIN) - guitar
Kalle Tikas (EST) - guitar
The concert consists of three separate solo programs of 30-40 minutes.
🎟 Piletid müügil eelmüügis Piletikeskuses kolmes hinnaklassis:
BEBOP (10 €): piiratud koguses soodushinnaga piletid kõige nobedamatele jazziaustajatele.
SWING (15 €): tavahinnaga piletid argises rütmis kulgejatele.
COOL JAZZ (20 €): viimase hetke piletid rahuliku tempo nautlejatele.
Kohapeal täispilet hinnaga 25 €.
Sooduspilet hinnaga 10 € kehtib (üli)õpilastele, õpetajatele ja pensionäridele soodustust tõendava dokumendi alusel.
Müügil ka toetajapiletid hinnaga 50 €, millega toetad jazziklubi tegemisi. Philly Joe's tänab!
Lastele kuni 12 eluaastat (k.a) ja Ukraina kodanikele on sissepääs tasuta.
Oleme löönud käed restoraniga Mood ning nüüd võimalik tellida kontserdi kõrvale ka söök baarist!
T-N köök avatud kuni 21.
R-L köök avatud kuni 22.
Philly Joe's jazziklubi toetavad Eesti Kultuurkapital, Kultuuriministeerium, Tallinna Kultuuri- ja Spordiamet, meie head patroonid jpt.
🎟 Pre-sale tickets are sold at Piletikeskus in three price categories:
BEBOP (10 €): Limited amount of discounted tickets for the quickest jazz enthusiasts.
SWING (15 €): Regular-priced tickets for those who flow by the everyday rhythm.
COOL JAZZ (20 €): Last-minute tickets for those who savor a relaxed tempo.
Full-price tickets are sold at the door for 25 €.
Concession tickets for 10 € are available for students, teachers, and senior citisens upon presentation of a valid discount document.
Support Estonian jazz and Philly Joe's Jazz Club with the supporter ticket for 50 €. Philly Joe's appreciates your support!
Children up to 12 years old and citizens of Ukraine have free entrance.
We have joined hands with restaurant Mood and now you can order food from the bar!
Tue-Thu kitchen open until 9pm.
Fri-Sat kitchen open until 10pm.
Philly Joe's jazz club is supported by Cultural Endowment of Estonia, the Ministry of Culture, Tallinn Culture and Sports Department, private patreons, and many more.