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Bugge Wesseltoft & Henrik Schwarz tickets

Bugge Wesseltoft & Henrik Schwarz Tickets

229 The Venue, London
Friday 25th Jun 2027 7:00pm
Maximum of 6 tickets
Over 18s only

Buy Tickets for Expansions Fest: BUGGE WESSELTOFT & HENRIK SCHWARZ

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£36.95 inc. booking fee & facility fee

£32.50 face value

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Expansions Festival presents
BUGGE WESSELTOFT & HENRIK SCHWARZ
When some collaborations occur, it feels like Fate has been paying close attention, planning something special. On one hand: Bugge Wesseltoft, pianist, composer and pioneer of electronic jazz; on the other: Henrik Schwarz, one of the most sought after producers of electronic music who has remixed stars from Michael Jackson to Ane Brun.
Bugge Wesseltoft & Henrik Schwarz are an acclaimed Norwegian-German musical duo celebrated for their innovative fusion of contemporary jazz, deep house, ambient electronica and experimental improvisation. Norwegian pianist and composer Bugge Wesseltoft, a pioneer of the European nu-jazz movement and founder of Jazzland Recordings, joined forces with acclaimed German electronic producer and DJ Henrik Schwarz, renowned for his sophisticated blend of house, techno and soulful electronic music.
Their creative partnership brings together Wesseltoft's expressive piano playing and jazz improvisation with Schwarz's hypnotic electronic rhythms, atmospheric textures and inventive production techniques. Their acclaimed collaborative album Duo (2011), released on Jazzland Recordings, showcased their extraordinary musical chemistry, seamlessly combining acoustic piano with electronic soundscapes and intricate dance rhythms.
The pair subsequently expanded their collaboration with bassist Dan Berglund to form the celebrated trio Wesseltoft Schwarz Berglund, releasing the album Trialogue (2014), followed by Duo II (2016), which continued their exploration of the boundaries between jazz and electronic music.

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229 Great Portland Street
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