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Brainteaser Orchestra
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Tijn Wybenga - composer & conductor
Alistair Payne - trumpet
Kika Sprangers - alto sax
Nabou Claerhout - trombone
Federico Calcagnot - bass clarinet
Pablo Rodriguez - violin
Yanna Pelser - viola
George Dumitiriu - viola
Pau Sola - cello
Teis Semey - guitar
Alessandro Fongaro - bass
Jamie Peet - drums
Aleksander Sever - percussion
Something is happening in Amsterdam, world capital of bridges and blunts. Composer and bandleader Tijn Wybenga, the “Duke Electronington” of the Dutch scene, samples the solo voices of his all-stars to create ever new sound sculptures that their creators then piece together again live. The brain-stimulating sounds of their debut album made it “Best International Debut Album” at the German Jazz Prize 2021, which is why the ensemble formerly called AM.OK is now performing as the “Brainteaser Orchestra”. Even before premiering their new program for the BIMHUIS's birthday in October, this thirteen-headed hydra will present its newest and most outrageous offerings in Saalfelden. (With a possible surprise guest on violin.)
Tijn Wybenga - composer & conductor
Alistair Payne - trumpet
Kika Sprangers - alto sax
Nabou Claerhout - trombone
Federico Calcagnot - bass clarinet
Pablo Rodriguez - violin
Yanna Pelser - viola
George Dumitiriu - viola
Pau Sola - cello
Teis Semey - guitar
Alessandro Fongaro - bass
Jamie Peet - drums
Aleksander Sever - percussion
Something is happening in Amsterdam, world capital of bridges and blunts. Composer and bandleader Tijn Wybenga, the “Duke Electronington” of the Dutch scene, samples the solo voices of his all-stars to create ever new sound sculptures that their creators then piece together again live. The brain-stimulating sounds of their debut album made it “Best International Debut Album” at the German Jazz Prize 2021, which is why the ensemble formerly called AM.OK is now performing as the “Brainteaser Orchestra”. Even before premiering their new program for the BIMHUIS's birthday in October, this thirteen-headed hydra will present its newest and most outrageous offerings in Saalfelden. (With a possible surprise guest on violin.)