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About JOHANN “JOHANN, our debut CD, marks the first peak of a now three-yearcollaboration. With its title the album hints at its probably most important influence: Jean (in German Johann) Baptiste Reinhardt, who became a legend as Django Reihnhardt – a ‘John the Baptist’ of European Jazz. The 11 tracks on this CD are connected by the approach of embedding various musical styles – from swinging gypsy jazz to musette waltzes and popular classical music to – in the Django tradition, intending to plumb the stylistic boundaries and risking a glimpse over the rim of the same. The varying arrangements for duo to quintet mainly feature the clarinet and the guitar which are supported by wonderful guest musicians on accordion, violin and double bass. JOHANN is gypsy jam, world jazz or simply good MOSÏK which we hope you will enjoy as much as we did when recording it.”

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Susann Stephan & Roman Scholz, August 2008

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11 46:10 Nov 01, 2008

About DUO MOSÏK

Musicians:

Susann Stephan clarinet Roman Scholz guitar, shaker Marcus Stadler accordion, double bass Wolfgang Singer violin Peter Häseler double bass

Price:

€11.49 or $14.99 or £9.99

Distribution:

DUO MOSÏK p.A. Roman Scholz Bergstr. 2 06108 Halle (Saale) GERMANY [email protected]

DUO MOSÏK

MOSÏK, a word composed of German “Musik” (music) and French “mosaïque” (mosaic), is a project of clarinetist and saxophonist Susann Stephan and guitarist Roman Scholz, both of them currently based in the city of Halle (Saale) in Germany. Since 2005 their approach in DUO MOSÏK is to sensitively let connverge their musical influences from jazz, klezmer and classical music. In refreshing arrangements they try to fathom the spirit of the particular styles and to play with emerging tensions without ending up in a monotonous world music. It is their playing with reputed contrasts that specifically adds a dazzling fervor to this sonorous mosaic: lyrical moments blossom out, expressive passages emerge, virtuous runs are followed by soulful moments of joy — in a word: music becomes MOSÏK.

More info Visit DUO MOSÏK on the internet: www.mosik.info