Triptyque

What if three brilliant musicians from three different worlds reached out to each other for a unique collaboration around Johann Sebastian Bach’s music? Bach’s baroque masterpieces inspired jazz trumpeter Jean-Paul Estiévenart, baroque oboist Marcel Ponseele and keyboard player Anthony Romaniuk to take on a project in which Bach’s music is alternated with jazzy interpretations.

Like a true triptych, their performance consists of three parts: Miseria, Transitio and Transfiguratio.
Bach would approve of this, because doesn’t the number represent the holy trinity? The concert brings a unique blend of Bach’s music respectfully fused into an authentic and honest jazz improvisation, supported by the unique and heartwarming sound of baroque ensemble Il Gardellino.

Marcel Ponseele says: “Two such different worlds, baroque and jazz, meet where the distinction between the two disappears. By capturing the hearts of the audience, we understand that music is a universal language that transcends everything.”

More info

www.jeanpaulestievenart.com
www.ilgardellino.be
www.outhere-music.com/fugalibera

with Jean-Paul Estiévenart (trumpet), Marcel Ponseele (oboe), Anthony Romaniuk (harpsichord, organ, piano), Sam Gerstmans (double bass), Jan De Winne (flute,) Joanna Huszcza (violin,) Michiyo Kondo (violin), Kaat De Cock (viola) en Ira Givol (cello)