Young Munich Jazz Max.Bab to perform in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City
A Jazz concert by a young Germany band max.bab will be presented to audiences at Goethe Institute (Hanoi) and HCMC Conservatory of Music (Ho Chi Minh City), on 17th Sep 2011 and 18th Sep 2011 respectively.
A Jazz concert by a young Germany band max.bab will be presented to audiences at Goethe Institute (Hanoi) and HCMC Conservatory of Music (Ho Chi Minh City), on 17th Sep 2011 and 18th Sep 2011 respectively.
Max.bab is known as a reputable band reaching highest musical standard, promised to promote new wave of German Jazz and they are doing their best to prove their claim.
Having won several national and international jazz competitions and worked with famous artists such as Charlie Mariano, Wolfgang Muthspiel, David Friedman and Frank Möbus, Max.bab is praised as a stroke of luck for German Jazz. Their performances all around the world have received both compliments and critics; however, the musicianship of the quartet is undeniably recognized to be technically superb and harmoniously innovative.
Ticket
In Hanoi: Free admission
In HCMC: On invitation
Free tickets available from 13.9.2011at:
Goethe-Institute HCMC, No.18, Road No. 1, Do Thanh residential area, District 3, HCMC
Tel: +84 8 36009587, email: prog@saigon.goethe.org
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