# Niklas Lukassen

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1134: Still Waters - The Art of Bass with Niklas Lukassen

Niklas Lukassen is a German bassist, composer, and doctoral researcher splitting his time between London and Berlin. His bandleader debut album Still Waters releases February 20th on Kurt Rosenwinkel's Heartcore Records with liner notes by Ron Carter. The quartet features Ben Van Gelder on saxopho…

Niklas Lukassen - Still Waters

Niklas Lukassen’s internationally renowned quartet with saxophonist Ben van Gelder, pianist Kit Downes and drummer Francesco Ciniglio, fuses captivating individualists of the jazz scenes of Amsterdam, London, Paris and Berlin into one symbiotic musical organism.With natural improvisational flow, th…

First broadcast Feb 22nd

Recent albums from: Dave Holland & Norma Winstone / Sara Colman & Rebecca Nash / Geoff Eales & Maggie Nichols / Freysteinn / Shake Stew / Niklas Lukassen / Marc Jufer / CC Syndicate / Hutman & Cissokho / Fred Thomas / Cimota Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

World of Jazz 778

A show in two parts. The first part examines some of the exciting new releases that have just been released or are due soon. The second part is a tribute to the legendary guitarist Ralph Towner. PLAYLIST Nicholas  Mycio “Siny” from Please Plant Flowers (Self Released) 00:00  Shai Maestro “The Ti…

World of Jazz 779

This collection offers a rich exploration of contemporary jazz and improvised music, traversing a landscape of diverse textures and international influences. From cerebral, atmospheric openings and avant-garde energy to vibrant rhythmic inflections, the selection balances intricate composition with…

Lucy Mellenfield, Gregory Hutchinson, Niklas Lukassen, Nils Wülker, Wayne Horvitz, Etienne Guéreau [Mondo Jazz 358-2]

Moving from intimate, folk-tinged lyricism to expansive ensemble statements and thoughtful tributes, here is a set that reflects a contemporary jazz landscape defined by optimism, cross-border interplay, and a spirit of exploration that favors curiosity and forward momentum over nostalgia. The pla…