Get drummed, get jazzed up at 'The Hidden Tune' concert at REXKL


'The Hidden Tune' collaborative show between Orang Orang Drum Theatre and Germany's Angelika Niescier Trio made its debut in Europe earlier this year, with shows in Germany and the Netherlands. Photo: Frank Schindelbeck Jazz Photography

When saxophonist Angelika Niescier was awarded the German Jazz Prize in 2017, the jury back then pointed out: "With every tone and with every word she shows great curiosity about her partner's stance – doing so with a stylistic and integrative open-mindedness that encourages traversing new paths together rather than building on her own experience."

The Cologne-based musician's curiosity and desire to seek out new music adventures sees her back in Malaysia this weekend for an experimental-minded concert.

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