Jazz performances in the Jazz Summer event held at the Handel House
The Leipzig trio CRISPR is set to take the stage at this year's Jazz Summer event in the Great Courtyard of the Handel House on August 9, 2025. The musical project, titled "Terraforming," promises an evening of improvised music inspired by jazz greats like Kit Downes, Petter Eldh, Joachim Kühn, and Eric Dolphy.
The trio consists of Simon Lucaciu on piano, Jan-Einar Groh on drums, and Paula Wünsch on bass. Tickets for the performance, priced at 12 Euros each, can be purchased by calling 0345-50090-103 or at the museum cashier in the Handel House. Alternatively, tickets can be purchased on the day of the event.
The performance is scheduled to start at 7:30 PM. The musical style of CRISPR's performance will be improvised music, a testament to their innovative and experimental approach to jazz.
The Jazz Summer event in the Great Courtyard of the Handel House is a highlight of the summer cultural calendar, attracting jazz enthusiasts from around the region. With CRISPR's performance, it promises to deliver another memorable evening of jazz music.
The trio's new musical project, "Terraforming," is named after the gene-editing technology, hinting at an experimental and boundary-pushing performance style. While specific details about the performance are yet to be revealed, jazz events of this nature are known for delivering exploratory, contemporary jazz experiences that involve electronic textures, improvisation, and a sonic reflection on futuristic or environmental themes like "Terraforming."
For more information about the event or to purchase tickets, visit the Jazz Summer festival's official website or contact the Handel House. This promises to be an event not to be missed for any jazz enthusiast.
Tickets for the upcoming Jazz Summer event featuring the Leipzig trio CRISPR, known for their improvised music inspired by jazz greats, can be purchased at the museum cashier in the Handel House or by calling a specific number. The performance titled "Terraforming" promises a musical experience that will showcase their experimental and boundary-pushing style, much like the gene-editing technology it's named after.
