DIGNITY in Munich: Isabelle Bodenseh ignites jazz between flute, funk, and freedom

Event: DIGNITY - The Queen of European Jazz Flute in Silbersaal im Deutschen Theater, Schwanthalerstraße 13, 80336 München on 10. November 2026

Date and Time

10. November 2026 20:00

Location

Deutsches Theater München
Schwanthalerstraße 13, 80336 München-Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt, Deutschland

Price

28,00 €
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Concerts

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Energetic

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Isabelle Bodenseh brings DIGNITY to the Silver Hall in Munich

On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the Silver Hall at the German Theatre Munich will transform into a resonance room for modern jazz, classical colors, and grooving energy. Under the title DIGNITY – The Queen of European Jazz Flute, flutist Isabelle Bodenseh presents her current album and takes the audience on a stylistically diverse journey.

Between Elegance and Groove

At the center is Bodenseh's warm, virtuosic flute tone. Her music combines modern jazz with classical orchestration, funk, Latin, and free improvisation. Elegiac passages alternate with rhythmic tension, surprising turns meet the buoyant precision of an experienced quartet.

The Bass Flute as a Sonic Trademark

Particularly characteristic is the use of the bass flute, which gives the ensemble added depth and an unusual sound. Together with Hammond organ, guitar, and drums, a sound emerges that recalls the grooving jazz aesthetic of the 1960s and 1970s while remaining modern, open, and independent.

A Quartet with Special Sound Architecture

Isabelle Bodenseh is accompanied by Johannes Maikranz on guitar, Thomas Bauser on Hammond organ, and Lars Binder on drums. Their stage performance thrives on fine synchronization, spontaneous interaction, and a conducting style without a visible baton: Every impulse can open a new musical direction.

Jazz with Classical Roots and a Free Perspective

As a German-French musician, Isabelle Bodenseh combines classical training with the freedom of jazz. Her album Dignity represents music that does not see stylistic boundaries as dividing lines. The concert experience in the Silver Hall promises an intimate live atmosphere, colorful acoustics, and an audience mood that fluctuates between focused listening and grooving along.

Conclusion: An Evening for Open Ears

DIGNITY shows how diverse the jazz flute can sound today: lyrical and powerful, precise and spontaneous, elegant and full of playfulness. Those who want to experience Isabelle Bodenseh's unique sound language live will find in the Silver Hall the perfect setting for an intense concert evening.

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