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An event in the New Orleans Shakers series | Parkresidenz RahlstedtTorsten Zwingenberger once again proves with his 'New Orleans Shakers' that he is at home in many styles of jazz. For a New Orleans band, it's an unusual lineup: instead of three brass players, there's only one. This poses a special challenge to the band members' virtuosity and showcases their experimental spirit. At the concerts of the 'New Orleans Shakers', you can feel the infectious zest for life that always captivates the audience anew!

Un événement de la série 8 to the Bar | Parkresidenz RahlstedtLe groupe hambourgeois « 8 to the Bar » s'est imposé comme une institution à Hambourg depuis sa création en 1985. Ses influences étaient et sont Vince Weber, Abi Wallenstein, ainsi que, bien sûr, les grands héros américains tels que Fats Domino, Ray Charles et Chuck Berry. L'enthousiasme de « 8 to the Bar » est communicatif, qu'il s'agisse de trois mille spectateurs dans une salle de concert ou de trente invités !

An event in the Djangonauten series | Parkresidenz RahlstedtThe Djangonauten are a group of Hamburg musicians dedicated to the music of the twenties, especially the music of Django Reinhardt.With the charm and elegance of acoustic swing music, they take their listeners on a journey to the beginnings of jazz music in 1920s Paris.A drum set is deliberately omitted, which particularly enhances the appeal of the acoustic music.Enjoy an entertaining evening!

An event in the Ringelnatz series | Parkresidenz RahlstedtThe Hamburg cabaret artist and writer Helga Siebert and musician Angelika Eger from Niendorf/Timmendorf pay special tribute to the poet Joachim Ringelnatz! Not only fans of Kuddel Daddeldu will get their money's worth at this staged reading. Guests can expect a cheerful reading, laced with fine humor, cabaret interludes, and plenty of maritime music.

An event in the series Appeltown Washboard Worms - Parkresidenz Greve& Co. KG, Parkresidenz RahlstedtThe "Appeltown Washboard Worms," the North's most recognized and successful Boogie-Woogie-Skiffle-Rock band, renowned far beyond Hamburg's borders, has existed for over 40 years and never tires of discovering new performance venues.They know all the clubs between Cuxhaven and Flensburg and are welcome guests at the biggest jazz festivals in Europe. The "Appeltowns" now surprise with Low German hits like "An de Eck steiht n Jung mit n Tüdelband" and with distinctive Low German lyrics to hits of Rock 'n' Roll history. With them, you can experience the only Norwegian who sings in Low German.The "Appeltowns'" program includes traditional Irish Folk pieces as well as Country ballads; lively Rock 'n' Roll alternates with groovy Boogie numbers, but the old Skiffle pieces from the 50s and 60s are still at the center.