Mittwochs um 5

Leon Winkler - saxophone
Tim Brucker - drums
Paul Cervenec - double bass, e-bass
Daniel Salzmann - piano and composition

Roy Hargrove (1969–2018)
Straßbourg St. Denis (2018)

Leon Winkler (*2002)
Bright Blue Sky

Bob Marley (1945–1981) and Peter Tosh (1944–1987)
Get up Stand up (1973)

Leon Winkler (*2002)
Grass n Sky

Kenny Garrett (*1960)
Sing a Song of Song (1997)

Antonio Vivaldi (1768–1741) arr. Daniel Salzmann
Spring will come
after "La Primavera" (Spring) from "Four Seasons" op. 8 RV 269

Maurice Ravel (1875–1937) arr. Daniel Salzmann
Pavane 
after "Pavane pour une infante défunte"

Edvard Grieg (1843–1907) arr. Daniel Salzmann
Jazz King
after "In the Hall of the Mountain King" from "Peer Gynt Suite" No. 1 op. 64

Leon Winkler (*2002)
The Game

Daft Punk (*1993)
Get Lucky (2013)

Ellie Goulding (*1986)
Burn (2013)
 

Founded in 2022, the "Salty Tunes - Noble Band" is a classical jazz quartet formation. It presents a broad repertoire of styles and genres, ranging from classical and funk to pop, Latin and jazz, and is not limited to any particular musical genre. The highlights of Salty Tunes' music are the unique, salty compositions by Daniel "Salty" Salzmann, which create a new genre called "Classic Jazz". Here, classical melodies such as opera arias, dances and more are reinterpreted, reharmonised and enriched and arranged with jazz elements.

As musicians with a classical background and a passion for jazz and pop, the Salty Tunes realise this project with flying colours. Their understanding of both worlds, classical music and jazz, contributes to a unique listening experience that will delight both classical music lovers and jazz fans.