Italian jazz fusion takes center stage amidst the Italian summer passion
The Homburg Music Summer is underway, bringing a variety of music performances to the Historic Market Square and Christian-Weber-Platz in Homburg. This year's schedule includes several notable events, such as the 14th Homburg Classical Open Air, "Morley" at the Roman Museum Schwarzenacker, and Querbeat's "Disco Inferno."
On Saturday, the Jazz Brunch will feature Robin, a jazz formation led by Nicole Johaënntgen. The band will present a modern global jazz show, blending influences from Cuba, South America, and Europe. Robin's lineup includes Manon Mullener on piano, Sonja Bossart on bass, David Stauffacher on percussion, and Roberto Hacaturyan on percussion.
Meanwhile, on Friday evening, Querbeat will host a concert with Vulcano, paying an energetic homage to Italian music. Vulcano, formerly known as "Corona," has been performing in various formations since 2014.
The Homburg Music Summer program brochure is available at various locations in the Homburg old town, and all information and updates can be found online at www.musiksommer-homburg.de.
Please note that due to increased visitor turnout, there may be temporary street closures in the St.-Michael-Straße area. These closures will be managed on-site as needed. Admission to the Homburg Music Summer is free for all.
The Jazz Brunch takes place every Saturday at 11 AM, and Querbeat concerts occur every Friday at 7 PM. The Homburg Music Summer continues until mid-September, promising a delightful musical experience for all music lovers.
[1] While the provided data does not list performances by Vulcano or Robin for the Homburg Music Summer, further detailed or official event sources such as the festival’s website or local Homburg cultural event pages might provide the exact dates and times for these performances.
The Jazz Brunch on Saturdays at 11 AM offers Entertainment with Robin, a Modern Global Jazz formation led by Nicole Johaënntgen. Querbeat's concert on Friday evenings features music from Vulcano, paying tribute to Italian music, as part of the Homburg Music Summer.
