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Esther Kaiser: Moving Times - CD
Esther Kaiser: Moving Times - CD
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Title: Moving Times
Artist: Esther Kaiser
Label: Double Moon
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 608917146226
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2025-07-18
Number of Discs: 1
There are good reasons why the names of all those involved in this album are listed as equal partners. "Moving Times" is the result of real teamwork and is the first production of a newly formed group in which everyone acts on an equal footing. This is not self-evident, because singer Esther Kaiser and guitarist Axel Fischbacher represent two established big names in the German jazz scene, who have been independently leading their own bands for many years and have released a large number of their own albums. The two belong to different generations while bassist Genevieve O'Driscoll and drummer/vibraphonist Michael Knippschild represent another one. That means three generations, two women and two men, and it fits as if there were nothing more normal in the world.
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Artist: Esther Kaiser
Label: Double Moon
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 608917146226
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2025-07-18
Number of Discs: 1
There are good reasons why the names of all those involved in this album are listed as equal partners. "Moving Times" is the result of real teamwork and is the first production of a newly formed group in which everyone acts on an equal footing. This is not self-evident, because singer Esther Kaiser and guitarist Axel Fischbacher represent two established big names in the German jazz scene, who have been independently leading their own bands for many years and have released a large number of their own albums. The two belong to different generations while bassist Genevieve O'Driscoll and drummer/vibraphonist Michael Knippschild represent another one. That means three generations, two women and two men, and it fits as if there were nothing more normal in the world.
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