Tourdates with the album “Faces of Night” 2025/2026
Pressreactions “Faces of Night”
“You will buy this record — it’s a double whammy.”
The TIMES / best jazz albums of 2025 / GB
“One of the best new albums in a long time. […] The diversity of sources – from Prince to Schumann, Eddie Harris and Monk to Gurdjieff/de Hartmann – provides proof that the jazz genre in general, and these musicians in particular, have few limitations. **** ½” Editor’s Pick
Jazzwise / GB
“Overall, the project succeeds very nicely causing you to reflect for more than a moment on the the dual faces of the night, unknowable and soulful and then full of dance and fun.”
UK Jazznews / GB
“When you hear how free of clichés and unusually the duo Europeanizes Prince's hits like Purple Rain and Sexy M.F., you have to conclude: this shouldn’t remain a mere musical one-night stand for the two of them. ****”
RONDO / DE
“When composition crosses into artistry, when sound becomes an honest, sometimes acrobatic expression, the result is timeless.”
Paris Move / FR
“Versatility, playfulness and a love of experimentation.”
ORF / AT
“A delightful album on which stillness and motion, shadow and light complement each other.”
Musica Terra / JP
“Sounds to encounter the night: playful, curious, and daring.”
3sat Kulturzeit / DE-AT-CH
“A stylistically diverse album by an original pianist and conceptualist who continually finds unusual approaches to well-known pieces.”
Der Standard / AT
“An intense, multifaceted work – an intimate sonic journey between contemplative depth, grooving energy, and chamber-music delicacy.”
Concerto / AT
“The many faces of the night, dancing and lost in dreams. In a dense, intense narrative, a field of tension emerges from sensitive reinterpretations of the great jazz songbook — such as Eddie Harris’ Freedom Jazz Dance or Monk’s ’Round Midnight — as well as classical works, ranging from Gurdjieff to Schumann, and even songs by Prince.”
Jazz thing / DE
“An emotional musical blockbuster.”
Kulturzeitschrift / AT
„Ici, le risque est assumé. Et il ne reste qu’à saluer le travail monumental de deux musiciens passionnés, sincèrement amoureux de leur art.“
Paris Move (FR)
