Tickets can be returned at the Stadtinfo Greifswald.

"Music must have a rhythm" was how Chris McGregor described the concept of his compositions in 1971: "I've simply had enough of this shitty avant-garde that thinks music should do without time. [...] People here in Europe don't identify with the drum. And that's a shame".

Baby Sommer's project transposes the past of a specific formation from recent jazz history into the present - as an impulse for the current music scene (also beyond the boundaries of "jazz") - and not least for multi-cultural understanding. For the "Sister & Brotherhood" not only unites musicians of different nationalities, musical traditions and genders, it also provides an example of an "identity" in which such categories prove to be irrelevant and dissolve.

The large formation thrilled the audience and unites proven free jazz fans and young jazz rock fans.

Further information: https://brotherandsisterhood.de

Admission: 6.30 pm
Admission: 15-20-25 euros
Advance booking: at mvticket.de and the Greifswald City Information Office
(remaining tickets may be available at the box office)

The STRAZE is wheelchair accessible. There is an elevator and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. A limited number of beanbags are available as alternative seating.