Pat Metheny: Jazz Baltica 2003

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Falling Down – Pat Metheny Jazz Baltica Project 2003

Musicians:

Pat Metheny: Guitar
Ulf Wakenius: Guitar
Michael Brecker: Tenor
Nils Landgren: Trombone-Vocals
Karl-Martin Almqvist: Saxophone
Till Brönner: Trumpet
Esbjörn Svensson: Piano
Leszek Mozdzer: Piano
Lars Danielsson: Bass
Wolfgang Haffner: Drums

Track Listing of the full concert:

01. Bright Size Life
02. Falling Grace
03. What Do You Want
04. Angel Eyes
05. Do It Tomorrow
06. Giant Steps
07. Fly, Fly
08. Falling Down
09. Diavolo
10. This Masquerade
11. Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
12. Fragile
13. Impressions

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Fly Fly – Pat Metheny JazzBaltica Project 2003

Fragile (Sting) Pat Metheny Jazz Baltica 2003 [STEREO] feat N. Landgren, E. Svensson, M. Brecker

Fragile (Sting) – Pat Metheny (guitar Ibanez PM200) – Nils Landgren (vocals) – Esbjörn Svensson 1964-2008 (piano) – Michael Brecker 1949-2007 (tenor sax) – Lars Danielsson (double bass) – Wolfgang Haffner (drums) JAZZ BALTICA – PROJECT – Live in Salzau, Germany – July 6, 2003 N.B. I remastered this video with a stereo audio track. Jazz Baltica is a festival which was held until 2011 in Salzau (Germany). In 2012, the festival moved near Lübeck on the coast of the Baltic Sea. 02:30 vocals by Nils Landgren 03:43 guitar solo by Pat Metheny 05:40 piano solo by Esbjörn Svensson 09:50 sax solo by Michael Brecker

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About Jazz Baltica (JazzBaltica)

Every June, JazzBaltica transforms the main hall of the Maritim Seehotel Timmendorfer Strand and the surrounding beach park into a maritime setting for jazz music right by the sea. The festival’s artistic director is Swedish trombonist Nils Landgren.

Over an extended weekend, both stars and up-and-coming talents perform on five stages in around 30 concerts. Here, international jazz celebrities will meet young talents from the Baltic and regional music scene. A family concert and a children’s music workshop await the youngest audience.

The festival – one long weekend, 5 stages, 30 concerts.

Whether in the festival hall on the Maritim MainStage, directly on the beach @the beach, under tall trees OpenAir, in the cozy JazzCafé, or late at night in the JazzClub – long-time fans of Jazz Baltica appreciate the unique atmosphere of the festival concerts. Sometimes they travel from far away for them. But spontaneous audiences are also welcome – Jazz Baltica offers the opportunity to experience numerous free concerts every year.

Artistic concept

Part of the JazzBaltica concept is to initiate unique projects and bring musicians together. American artists such as Dave Brubeck, Max Roach, Milt Jackson, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Roy Haynes, Dianne Reeves and Pat Metheny or European colleagues such as Albert Mangelsdorff, Wolfgang Haffner, Cæcilie Norby, Viktoria Tolstoy, Ulf Wakenius, Tomasz Stanko, Lars Danielsson and Michael Wollny are just some of the names that have already performed on the JazzBaltica stage and are always happy to return to the festival.

From the very beginning, the JazzBaltica Ensemble has been an integral part of the festival, with a changing line-up of musicians from the Baltic Sea region. From 2016 to 2019, it was replaced by the JazzBaltica All Star Band, also with a changing lineup – and consisting exclusively of female jazz musicians. On the occasion of the festival’s 30th anniversary, Nils Landgren drummed up a Jazz Baltica Ensemble Special Edition in 2020 and 2021 with musicians from the two predecessor ensembles.

History

As the inaugural event of Ars Baltica, a network for cultural cooperation between the Baltic Sea states founded on the initiative of the state government of Schleswig-Holstein, JazzBaltica takes place for the first time in 1991. The artistic director is initially Rainer Haarmann, and the venue is Salzau Castle with its concert barn near Kiel.

In 2002, the organization of JazzBaltica passes from the Schleswig-Holstein state government to the Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival.

In 2012, Swedish trombonist Nils Landgren takes over as artistic director, and with that comes a change of venue: the festival moves from Salzau Castle to the coast, to the grounds of the Evers shipyard in Timmendorfer Strand-Niendorf.

Since 2018, JazzBaltica has been held on the grounds around Strandpark in the heart of Timmendorfer Strand, moving even closer to its namesake Baltic Sea.

Promotion of young talents

Since 2008, the festival has presented the IB.SH JazzAward in cooperation with the Investitionsbank Schleswig-Holstein. Once a year, the award, which is endowed with 5,000 euros, honors the work and artistic potential of young German jazz musicians who perform at JazzBaltica. Special consideration is given to artists and ensembles from northern Germany.