Manon Mullener Quintett
Women in Jazz: With her new album Stories, the young Swiss pianist Manon Mullener takes us on a musical journey, a modern jazz journey with many Cuban sounds.
Manon Muller's new program is a musical journey inspired by moving testimonies of people she has met around the world. Each piece of this modern jazz album, influenced by Cuban sounds, tells a unique life story, such as that of Zoila, a 95-year-old Cuban grandmother who remembers the perfumery she ran with her husband in Havana in the 50s, or that of Noh, a Mexican taxi driver committed to Mayan values, and Willard, an opera fan from the upscale neighborhoods of New York.
A world tour with 100 concerts will allow audiences to discover these musical stories live, with an energy and depth that promises unforgettable emotions.
Press commentaries:
"The future of Swiss jazz." Le Temps
"Immediate energy and effectiveness". Jazz Magazine
Manon Müllener (p)
Samuel Urscheler (s)
Victor Decamp (tb)
Rodrigo Aravena (b)
Lucien Mullener (dr)
© 2025 KfM Committee Fuehr Müsick
A world tour with 100 concerts will allow audiences to discover these musical stories live, with an energy and depth that promises unforgettable emotions.
Press commentaries:
"The future of Swiss jazz." Le Temps
"Immediate energy and effectiveness". Jazz Magazine
Manon Müllener (p)
Samuel Urscheler (s)
Victor Decamp (tb)
Rodrigo Aravena (b)
Lucien Mullener (dr)
© 2025 KfM Committee Fuehr Müsick
Additional info
| Duration | 2 hours |
Price information
CHF 30.- / CHF 25.- (with Legi / Glarner Debit Mastercard) / CHF 15.- (for music students / with Kultur-Legi)
Event date
Date
12. September 2026
Contact
Contact
Locations
Ennenda
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The modern and recently reconceptualised museum is devoted to the tragic fate of Anna Göldi. Executed by the sword in 1782, the museum focuses on the subject of human rights.
Its centrepiece is the incredibly well-documented trial, specifically the torture accounts. Guided by this, visitors wander from one thematic island to the next: Witchcraft, Networks of Power, Enlightenment, Publicity, Culture of Remembering, Rehabilitation.
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