WOLFGANG MUTHSPIEL AND THOMAS GANSCH ON NOVEMBER 2 AT THE GBS CULTURAL CENTER
VIRTUOSO SUMMIT MEETING WITH HUMOR: WOLFGANG MUTHSPIEL AND THOMAS GANSCH
The virtuoso instrumentalists Wolfgang Muthspiel (guitar) and Thomas Gansch (trumpet) promise a top-class jazz evening at the Münsterland Festival.
As a duo, the two musicians impress with their dynamics and a multi-faceted program, always spiced up with a pinch of humour. An (Alpine) summit meeting in a class of its own.
Energetic and fast-paced, diverse, never boring: that's the sound of Thomas Gansch and Wolfgang Muthspiel's music. And both bring a wonderful dose of wit and charm to the Münsterland. Guitarist Wolfgang Muthspiel puts a lot of feeling into his playing with soft and intense jazz sounds, but also lets it get dynamic in the right places.
Thomas Gansch on the trumpet is the perfect complement, it is not for nothing that he is one of the most popular trumpet players in Austria. He is not only insanely funny, but also insanely talented. Fast melodies, brilliant trumpet playing and plenty of entertainment - that's Thomas Gansch. Together with Wolfgang Muthspiel, they form an extraordinary, harmonious duo.
VENUE: CULTURAL CENTER GBS IN GREVEN
The almost 100-year-old walls of the Greven cotton mill (GBS) represent a piece of Greven's history. The factory complex on the original course of the River Ems is a reminder of the heyday of the textile industry, which shaped Greven well into the 20th century. The Greven cotton mill was shut down in 1993. The surviving ensemble of buildings, consisting of the administration building, culture forge, bale store, boiler house and carding mill, was gradually put back into operation as the GBS cultural center from 1998. The music school, the adult education center, a youth café and youth work have found space here.
The bale store of the GBS cultural center is suitable for people in wheelchairs.
GBS Cultural Center
Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse 2-5
48268 Greven
