Lab der Musik

Free event, we only ask you to bring a bottle of wine.

• Date: November 15, 2024 (Friday)
• Doors Open: 19:00
• Concert Starts: 19:30
• Venue: Kottbusser Damm 67, 10967 Berlin

This concert is supported by your generous donations. Please consider showing your appreciation generously. Every contribution ensures we can keep enjoying events like this together in the future. After the concert, we would be delighted to invite you to join us for our homemade buffet and a glass of wine.

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Inspired by the 19th century salons, the Tamuz Ensemble aims to create intimate concert experiences in which direct communication with the audience is a central element.

By talking about the music they play and sitting in a circle amidst their listeners rather than on a stage whenever possible, they engage in conversation with their audience, away from the formality of modern day concert halls.

Casting a wide net, the ensemble works on a very diverse repertoire including the “Art of Fugue” by Johann Sebastian Bach, the string quintets of Schubert, Onslow and Boccherini, but also arrangements of Lieder by Beethoven or Fanny Mendelssohn and arias of Mozart.

Collaborating with singers and other instrumentalists, the ensemble seeks to bring forgotten works or neglected composers back on to the stage and to cast a new light on each of the pieces they play.

Event Details:

• Date: November 16, 2024 (Saturday)
• Doors Open: 19:00
• Concert Starts: 19:30
• Venue: Lab der Musik - Kottbusser Damm 67, 10967 Berlin
• Bring a bottle of wine with! :)

This concert is supported by your generous donations. Please consider showing your appreciation generously. Every contribution ensures we can keep enjoying events like this together in the future. After the concert, we would be delighted to invite you to join us for our homemade buffet and a glass of wine.

Fabio Turchetti is an Italian musician, composer, and accordionist known for his diverse and genre-spanning body of work. Born in Cremona, Italy, Turchetti has a background in classical music but has explored a wide range of genres throughout his career, including world music, folk, jazz, and tango. His unique musical style combines traditional Italian melodies with influences from Latin America and the Mediterranean, often incorporating elements of Argentine tango and Brazilian choro, among others. Turchetti is a skilled

multi-instrumentalist, primarily known for his expertise with the accordion and bandoneón, though he also plays the guitar and various other instruments. His compositions are often characterized by their lyrical quality, emotional depth, and technical sophistication. Over the years, he has released several albums and collaborated with a variety of artists, creating a body of work that appeals to audiences across cultural and musical boundaries. In addition to his recording career, Fabio Turchetti is also an active performer, participating in concerts and festivals around Europe and beyond. His work often emphasizes a deep connection to Italian musical traditions while embracing a modern, global perspective. This unique fusion has made him a respected figure in both Italian and international music scenes.