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Ernst Molden and Das Frauenorchester
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In May 2020, Sibylle Kefer, Marlene Lacherstorfer, Maria Petrova, and Ernst Molden met at Cselleymühle in Oslip/Uzlop, Burgenland, to record their second joint album, supported by Kalle Laar and Thomas Pronai. Since their debut "Dei Schwesda waand", recorded two years earlier at the same place, circumstances had changed drastically. During the pandemic, Ernst Molden and the Women’s Orchestra belonged to a now-prohibited profession. When they finally reunited for night rehearsals and the recording session after months apart, they weren’t even sure if it was allowed. Under these pressures, ten wild songs were born. "Killer band," says Ernst Molden with a smile, "we've never been this intense." Fittingly, the band named their second album "Neiche Zeid" (“New Times”).
The Band
SIBYLLE KEFER, born in 1976 in Bad Goisern, Upper Austria. Singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and music therapist. Longtime member of the legendary Ausseer Hardbradler. Part of the Ernst Molden Band since 2006. Several solo albums, most recently HOB I DI (Bader Molden Recordings).
MARLENE LACHERSTORFER, born in 1982, raised in a musical family in Bad Hall, Upper Austria. Longtime bassist of the influential band Velojet. Also plays with the award-winning New Folk ensemble ALMA, in Clueso’s tour band, and in PRESSYES, the new pop project by Velojet founder René Mühlberger. Working with Ernst Molden since 2008.
MARIA PETROVA, Bulgarian drummer and percussionist based in Vienna. Performs with Madame Baheux and the Wiener Tschuschenkapelle, and has been drumming with the Women’s Orchestra since 2016.
ERNST MOLDEN, born in 1967, singer-songwriter and poet, lives with his family in Vienna-Erdberg.
Program and cast
Ernst Molden: guitar, vocals
Sibylle Kefer: vocals, guitar, flute
Marlene Lacherstorfer: bass, vocals
Maria Petrova: drums, vocals
& special guests
PORGY and BESS Jazzclub
Porgy & Bess (actually, Jazz and Music Club Porgy & Bess ) is a jazz club in the Riemergasse 11 in the 1st district of Vienna. The club , founded in 1993 is considered " the most important jazz organizer and trendy meeting point " of the Austrian capital .
The program of Porgy & Bess speaks to a very large audience , about 70,000 guests a year ; is accordingly Jazz " understood very pluralistic ," and the program " even in fringe areas , such as electronic music , contemporary music and world music penetrated . " Many international artists , particularly from the U.S. space , see also Austrian musician here an opportunity to perform . The club also offers the stage for events, such as the award of the Austrian World Music Award.
Musicologist Christian Scheib According to the Porgy & Bess " at the same time essential for the development of the musical ( jazz ) reality of a City" and needs and uses ' plain commonplace as urban space music. " It creates itself " through artistic preferences, acoustic quality , capacity and real capacity, the necessary exclusion of other clubs. " Here, the different areas of the jazz clubs allow - the area in front of the stage with tables, upstairs gallery , a lateral area with a bar at counter - different intense concentration on the concert scene . For Jazzthetik Porgy & Bess is even a " traditional club . "
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