When Peter Autschbach takes up the guitar, highest listening joy is guaranteed. He is internationally known as a jazz guitarist and successful textbook author. His master classes draw interest from the acoustic guitar scene around the world …
When Peter Autschbach takes up the guitar, highest listening joy is guaranteed. He is internationally known as a jazz guitarist and successful textbook author. His master classes draw interest from the acoustic guitar scene around the world. In his latest solo album ‘Begin At The End’ (2018) he creates yet another spellbinding force of music that adds to his impressive repertoire.
Peter Autschbach not only is known as a competent interpreter of mainstream Jazz but also managed to raise attention with his own compositions, proved on ten CDs enthusiastically celebrated by both audience and critics. In his solo program living musicality is presented in a highly sympathetic manner by the most successful writer of educational books and workshop teacher. As well as his own compositions the interpretations of popular Jazz and Latin pieces prove a cultivated handwriting and full-bodied tonal expression. The music is arranged on a highly complex level, with unexpected changes and always pleasant grooves. Elegant soloistic phrases and fascinating dynamic moves melt chords and melodies into guitar music of highly picturesque expressiveness. The audience may expect electrifying guitar music at the borderline between Jazz, Latin and groove which will be presented with an entertaining spontaneousness and passion.
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The duo Peter Autschbach and Samira Saygili perform an enchanting mixture of sentimental, expressive and always captivating concerts! Their exuberant passion and sparkling charme draws upon a rich palette of expression …
The duo Peter Autschbach and Samira Saygili perform an enchanting mixture of sentimental, expressive and always captivating concerts! Their exuberant passion and sparkling charme draws upon a rich palette of expression and turns their concerts into an unforgettable experience for the audience.
When Peter Autschbach takes up the guitar, highest listening joy is guaranteed. He is internationally known as a jazz guitarist and successful textbook author. His master classes draw interest from the acoustic guitar scene around the world. In his latest solo album 'Begin At The End' (2018) he creates yet another spellbinding force of music that adds to his impressive repertoire.
Samira Saygili’s sensitive and expressive voice and her energy and presence grab the listener's attention without exception. Her warm yet powerful interpretation of Chaplin's 'Smile' conjures up a smile on faces in the audience. She studied Jazz Performance in The Netherlands and Psychology of Music in Britain and is now giving concerts and master classes in Jazz singing.
Saygili and Autschbach provide an sublime musical dialogue wherein voice and guitar effortlessly fuse into an unmatched unit. Join into their exceptional musical journey!
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The guitar duo, Peter Autschbach & Ralf Illenberger, present a panoramic listening landscape. The Autschbach-Illenberger audiogenics evoke an ethereal backdrop of cerebrally punctuated tension and repose that flourish unbounded horizons …
The guitar duo, Peter Autschbach & Ralf Illenberger, present a panoramic listening landscape. The Autschbach-Illenberger audiogenics evoke an ethereal backdrop of cerebrally punctuated tension and repose that flourish unbounded horizons unto the listener's private cinema of the mind.
Their virtuosity is bonded in parity; equally contemporary, timeless and completely unique; the pair is immeasurably greater than the sum of its parts. Like a musical Castor and Pollux, the two perform as a singularity of spirit and selfless collaboration, absent any hint of artificiality or intent to upstage. Among their many, very sharp tools are intuition, spontaneity and harmony employed with the skill of master-craftsmen as they are.
After their successful albums 'No Boundaries' (2012) and 'One Mind' (2014), Autschbach–Illenberger now proudly present their most recent collaboration, 'Zero Gravity'. You can say the ideas for the new record are a global effort, conceived and created across an ocean and a continent as Peter Autschbach lives in Germany and Ralf Illenberger, Arizona. The trademark features of their music re-emerge with renewed energy on 6 and 12 stringed guitars. The album offers maximally inspired, exciting guitar work. The stars are rising with the resplendent 'Zero Gravitx' as it ascends to take its place in the cosmos. Next time you gaze into the night sky you will see a new constellation, they tell me, somewhere near Gemini the Twins. Autschbach-Illenberger – 'Zero Gravity' – Get It !
(Words by Jon Hansen, Chicago, Illinois, with kind permission of the author)
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For more than twenty years Peter Autschbach went on the road with his band terminal A. The quintet (feat. Maco Bussi on drums, Nico Deppisch on bass, Klaus Tenner on keyboards and percussionists Ramesh Shotham and José Cortijo) got a high reputation …
For more than twenty years Peter Autschbach went on the road with his band terminal A. The quintet (feat. Maco Bussi on drums, Nico Deppisch on bass, Klaus Tenner on keyboards and percussionists Ramesh Shotham and José Cortijo) got a high reputation by playing countless concerts appearing on festivals and in clubs of the European continent.
This long co-operation both live and in the studio (release of four CDs and a live DVD) made the band a team that is known for being able to move their listeners. The quartet developed a style that is far ahead from just accompanying the bandleader Peter Autschbach, it's a dialogue between musicians that have got something to say. The fundament of this dialogue is Peter Autschbach's work as a composer, which uses elements of Jazz and Rock in a unique way: Beautiful melodies combined with complex rhythm, electrifying virtuosity facing balladesque silence and improvisational freedom meeting composed architecture. A quote from the magazine 'Music-Outlook' hits the point: 'You don't need to bring Autschbach's music when going to an inhabitated island because this music itself is the island'
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