Teleidoscope
by Antonia Hausmann
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Stille Innlegg
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All you can eat
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Beijing
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Luž
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105
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Teleidoscope
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Schäfer Jonas
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Niemandsland
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Let´s talk
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about
We see a very different world when we look through the Teleidoscope. Everything that we are focused on takes on a new perspective: a perspective that is dominated by colour.
The trombone player and composer loves creating a sound palette with expressive colours. With her debut album Teleidoscope Antonia Hausmann challenges us to question our own perspectives and the roots of our perception.
Playing and experimenting in diverse and flexible constellations is, foremost, what defines her approach to making music. Inspiration for her musical ideas derives from experiences and encounters ranging from Germany’s Oberlausitz to Beijing. The compositions strive to be selfless and to allow space for imagination. The root of her empathetic storytelling is jazz with a pop appeal.
The album Teleidoscope is performed by a jazz ensemble which is even special regarding its line up: there is no double bass rather a trombone and bass clarinet foundation, in which Hausmann and clarinettist Damian Dalla Torre push boundaries in search of new terrain.
Antonia Hausmann is a trombonist who understands her role in enriching her field: she has a melodic intuition with which she invites the listeners to discover how they can connect musically and to pursue that connection. Her long phrases, warm sound and passionate dedication to the instrument define her playing and her style.
The trombone player and composer loves creating a sound palette with expressive colours. With her debut album Teleidoscope Antonia Hausmann challenges us to question our own perspectives and the roots of our perception.
Playing and experimenting in diverse and flexible constellations is, foremost, what defines her approach to making music. Inspiration for her musical ideas derives from experiences and encounters ranging from Germany’s Oberlausitz to Beijing. The compositions strive to be selfless and to allow space for imagination. The root of her empathetic storytelling is jazz with a pop appeal.
The album Teleidoscope is performed by a jazz ensemble which is even special regarding its line up: there is no double bass rather a trombone and bass clarinet foundation, in which Hausmann and clarinettist Damian Dalla Torre push boundaries in search of new terrain.
Antonia Hausmann is a trombonist who understands her role in enriching her field: she has a melodic intuition with which she invites the listeners to discover how they can connect musically and to pursue that connection. Her long phrases, warm sound and passionate dedication to the instrument define her playing and her style.
credits
released April 22, 2022
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Mar 2024 -
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Jun 2023
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