Jazzorama SHARED PLANET 9 "Cologne Jazzweek Special"

In the organizer's words:

Shared Planet 9

"Album Release Concert @ CJW"

Eva Swiderski - Vocals/ Composition

Anna Borsdorf - vocals/ composition

Liv Sindler - vocals/ composition

Jorik Bergman - flute

Mia Gjakanovski - vocals/ composition

Irma Neumüller Broth - vocals

Valeria Dele - vocals/ composition

Kayla Meyer - vocals

Paula Steimer - saxophone

Oleksandra Manda - guitar

Pip Van Eden - Guitar/ Composition

Claire Cross - electric bass/ composition

Luna Weise - electric bass

Anna Größbrink - double bass

Leela Faude - drums/ composition

Clara Wedel - trombone

Donya Solaimani - vocals

Wolle - piano

The FLINTA* collective shared PLANET 9 presents original compositions by students on the topics of feminism, human rights and gender equality, and celebrates their album release concert on this evening. The "Planet 9" project initiated by Danish singer Mia Knop Jacobsen at JIB in 2017 has now been taken up again by Berlin and Cologne students Liv Sindler and Eva Swiderski. With the motto of the Bell Hooks quote "Feminism has the power to change all our lives in a meaningful way", their collective shared Planet 9, comprising 20 female* musicians, aims to promote the presence, visibility and audibility of Flinta* people in the jazz scene. Shared Planet 9, under the artistic direction of trombonist Shannon Barnett, who teaches in Cologne, singer Céline Rudolph, who teaches in Berlin, and singer and lecturer at the JIB, Fama M'Boup, impressively demonstrate the diversity of the young female up-and-coming scene, which, as the last jazz study showed, is still underrepresented.
This will be followed by the traditional Jazzorama jam session.

The FLINTA* Kollektiv shared PLANET 9 is presenting original compositions by students on the topics of feminism, human rights and gender equality in cooperation with the Cologne University of Music and Dance, and is celebrating their album release concert this evening. The "Planet 9" project initiated by Danish singer Mia Knop Jacobsen at the JIB in 2017 has now been taken up again by Berlin and Cologne students Liv Sindler and Eva Swiderski. With the motto of the Bell Hooks quote "Feminism has the power to change all our lives in a meaningful way", their collective shared Planet 9, comprising 20 female* musicians, aims to promote the presence, visibility and audibility of Flinta* people in the jazz scene. Shared Planet 9, under the artistic direction of Shannon Barnett, a trombonist who teaches in Cologne, Céline Rudolph, a singer who teaches in Berlin, and Fama M'Boup, a singer and lecturer at the JIB, impressively demonstrates the diversity of the young female up-and-coming scene, which, as the last jazz study showed, is still underrepresented.
Afterwards the Jazzorama jam session traditionally takes place.

Tickets: https://t.rausgegangen.de/tickets/jazz-o-rama-shared-planet-9-cologne-jazzweek-special

Admission 19:30

Concert 20:00

Admission 14€ + fees / Studierende/ Students 8€ + fee

Afterwards jam session (minimum consumption rate 3€)

In cooperation with the Cologne Jazzweek

Supported by the Cultural Office of the City of Cologne