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What is the klezmer workshop about?
The musical basis of the workshop are klezmer traditionals as well as compositions from the repertoire of "Helmut Eisel & JEM", which offer plenty of room for improvisation and give participants access to free playing and the creative principles of ensemble work.
This workshop is therefore about klezmer and improvisation, but also about communication across cultural boundaries. Which grooves and sound material are best suited to achieving the klezmorim's main goal of making people happy? Everything remains very playful, music theory elements of klezmer music are only dealt with where absolutely necessary.
Who are Helmut Eisel and JEM guitarist Juan Pablo Gonzales Tobón?
Helmut Eisel:
Helmut Eisel has been performing top-class klezmer music on the stages of Europe and Israel since 1989. His trademark is Helmut Eisel's speaking clarinet, which unites people from different cultures. He is on tour with the band JEM.
Juan Pablo Gonzalez Tobón:
JEM also includes Juan Pablo Gonzalez Tobón, who teaches at this workshop together with Eisel.
In 2024, there was a decisive change in the band's line-up: Juan Pablo Gonzalez Tobón has been playing the guitar since then. Juan grew up in Colombia, studied jazz and classical music in Germany and enriches the trio with new improvisations and grooves.
How can I take part in the workshop?
The regular participation fee is 195 euros for adults and 95 euros for pupils, students and trainees.
Informal registrations are possible via kultur-veranstaltungenstadt.salzgitterde.
For further information, please call 05341 / 839-3436 or send an e-mail to the above address.
You can also contact Helmut Eisel directly by e-mail at infohelmut-eiselde
And what do you need to take part in the workshops?
You should have at least 3 years of playing experience on your instrument and a certain willingness to experiment.
You should be able to read music. The piece list with a link to download sheet music and mp3 will be sent out in advance.
In the workshop, everything remains very playful, music theory elements are only dealt with where it is absolutely necessary and helpful.
The workshop is suitable for all instruments, and those who come as a band can be sure to take away valuable tips for their own ensemble work.
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Joint final concert of all participants
At the end there will be a final concert by the workshop participants, to which not only the participants but all those interested in music are invited.
Venue
Kniestedter manor house, Braunschweiger Straße, in Salzgitter-Bad