Translation of "Jazzkeller" in English

The School Piano 116/122 is ideal for the classroom, stage or jazz club.

Here the Kulturfabrik, the Kulturrampe and the Jazzkeller offer a wide program.

They originally performed in the legendary Badewanne ("bathtub") jazz club.

Frankfurt´s Jazzkeller is known the world over.

Together with the pianist Jan Huydts and the bassist Peter Trunk, he founded the house band at the Berlin club Blue Note in the 1960s.

Group dinner in the hotel, followed by listening to music in Marian's Jazzroom, one of Europe's most famous jazz bars.

The second album by the Munich group Jazzbirds, founded in 1996 by the composer and guitarist Stefan F. Huber, is a high quality live recording of the concert in the Jazzkeller Burghausen on 15 November 2003.

As a bass player he worked with many internationally renowned Jazz artists such as Sheila Jordan, Charlie Mariano, Lee Konitz, Bill Elgart and Tony Scott, giving concerts on international stages (for example at the Jazzfestival Leipzig, WDR Festival Köln, Jazzfest Viersen, Hildener Jazztage, at the Olympiapark Atlanta/USA) and in well-known Jazzclubs („Unterfahrt“ Munich, „Jazzkeller“ Frankfurt (Main), „Vortex Club“ London/GB, „Bimhuis“ Amsterdam/NL, „Townhall“ Akko/Israel).

Avant-garde productions, DJs from all over the world, jazz cellars, art galleries – there's something for everyone! Â

The traditional venue is the "Jazzkeller" at Paniersplatz, located underneath the Nuremberg castle. With its historical, sandstone vaulted ceiling, it creates an extra-special live atmosphere.

Sound worlds are produced with percussion and stringed instruments, which you couldn't hear better in a Paris jazz cellar.

In the jazz cellar “Quasimodo” under the Delphi-movie palace, you can hear also other styles such as funk and soul alongside the finest jazz.

For over 45 years, the Jazzkeller Frankfurt has been a firm part of the metropolis’s nightlife, and an institution that is also well-known outside this country.

The second album by the Munich group Jazzbirds, founded in 1996 by the composer and guitarist Stefan F. Huber, is a high quality live recording of the concert in the Jazzkeller Burghausen on 15 November 2003.

Founded in 1952 by the legendary Carlo Bohländer (1919-2004), the Jazzkeller on Kleine Bockenheimer Strasse is probably the oldest jazz club in Germany that is still in existence.

Their first ensemble, which came together in 1949, consisted of Günter Pfitzmann, Horst Gabriel and the ladies Traudel Dombach, Dorle Hintze and Ilse Markgraf - at the time, they appeared in what was then the jazz venue ‘Badewanne’ (bathtub).

As opposed to a several-hour-long gig at a jazz club, a glissandi recording session can be torturous, leaving the musician with veritable burns on the fingertips.

She demonstrates this again in new songs with a nimble, by-the-by air that could have come straight out of a 1950s jazz cellar in SoHo.

The city is also home to a lively alternative art scene, with uncountable theatres, jazz bars and music clubs providing a wide variety of entertainment.

As a bass player he worked with many internationally renowned Jazz artists such as Sheila Jordan, Charlie Mariano, Lee Konitz, Bill Elgart and Tony Scott, giving concerts on international stages (for example at the Jazzfestival Leipzig, WDR Festival Köln, Jazzfest Viersen, Hildener Jazztage, at the Olympiapark Atlanta/USA) and in well-known Jazzclubs ("Unterfahrt" Munich, "Jazzkeller" Frankfurt (Main), "Vortex Club" London/GB, "Bimhuis" Amsterdam/NL, "Townhall" Akko/Israel).

But the fact that jazz does not only create exceptional circumstances for a week, but instead the scene is active the whole year (with concerts, regardless of whether open-air or in the cozy "Jazzkeller", workshops, etc.), is attested to by another institution: the Big Band Burghausen, in which dedicated and skilled amateur musicians from the region have been celebrating jazz on a large scale for - believe it or not - 35 years.

From a rustic jazz cellar to the Alemannische Bühne theater, classical sounds in the Konzerthaus (concert hall) or Shakespeare at the Freiburg Theater – you are sure to find the perfect evening program during your stay.

Because Manfred Mohr was never particularly enthusiastic about the school system in general or about academic art, because as a musician he preferred to tour the jazz clubs (basements) and concert halls rather than to study jewelry design, his father's wish that his son should succeed him in the jewelry industry was to remain unfulfilled.

The ambience is traditional, as it should be for a genuine club: a jazz basement in its true sense, situated under the Delphi cinema and the Quasimodo café.

This hotspot for shopping in Lausanne offers a number of delightful meeting places, with some 20 bars, clubs and discos, several of which are boldly decorated, two well-known jazz cellars, and popular nightclubs.