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Concert Friday, July 31, 2026, 4:00–6:00 p.m. Roche 'n' Jazz: Girls in Airports
In cooperation with the bird's eye jazz club
Cost: Museum admission
A captivating encounter with new, poetic soundscapes.
Cost: Museum admission
A captivating encounter with new, poetic soundscapes.
In cooperation with the bird's eye jazz club
Cost: Museum admission
A captivating encounter with new, poetic soundscapes.
The Danish band “Girls in Airports” is known for its rousing, charismatic live performances and magically captivates audiences with its unique, fascinating soundscape. These accomplished musicians fluidly blend and transcend genres with nuanced sensitivity, shaped by many years of playing together that prioritize curiosity, openness, and intuitive interplay. They blend Nordic jazz, indie rock, and urban folk into a vibrant, lyrical, and cohesive sound featuring
melancholic melodies and danceable, multicultural rhythms—get ready for a spectacular evening of music!
Martin Stender: tenor sax/flute
Mathias Holm: piano
Laurits Hyllested: drums
Victor Dybbroe: percussion
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Cost: Museum admission
A captivating encounter with new, poetic soundscapes.
The Danish band “Girls in Airports” is known for its rousing, charismatic live performances and magically captivates audiences with its unique, fascinating soundscape. These accomplished musicians fluidly blend and transcend genres with nuanced sensitivity, shaped by many years of playing together that prioritize curiosity, openness, and intuitive interplay. They blend Nordic jazz, indie rock, and urban folk into a vibrant, lyrical, and cohesive sound featuring
melancholic melodies and danceable, multicultural rhythms—get ready for a spectacular evening of music!
Martin Stender: tenor sax/flute
Mathias Holm: piano
Laurits Hyllested: drums
Victor Dybbroe: percussion
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.