Armbruster Langguth Duo | Live Recording (project) at Loft

tickets:
regular: 14,- €uro
students, disabled persons: 7,- €uro

doors: 7.30 pm CEST
concert starts:
approx. 8.00 pm CEST

“In our duo, we aim to create music in the moment that is characterized by a balanced blend of improvisational freedom and self-imposed guidelines. When combined, our two instruments produce a soft blend of tones that carries the music throughout. In doing so, we have found our own way of merging the instruments into a single sound, allowing us to explore a wide spectrum of timbres. The intimate ensemble allows us to listen to one another and play together in a special way. Through all of this, we aim to engage and move our listeners.”...

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tickets:
regular: 14,- €uro
students, disabled persons: 7,- €uro

doors: 7.30 pm CEST
concert starts:
approx. 8.00 pm CEST

“In our duo, we aim to create music in the moment that is characterized by a balanced blend of improvisational freedom and self-imposed guidelines. When combined, our two instruments produce a soft blend of tones that carries the music throughout. In doing so, we have found our own way of merging the instruments into a single sound, allowing us to explore a wide spectrum of timbres. The intimate ensemble allows us to listen to one another and play together in a special way. Through all of this, we aim to engage and move our listeners.”

Carlotta Armbruster and Lukas Langguth met in 2023 while playing in the German National Jazz Orchestra and have been performing together regularly ever since. In 2025, they both participated in the Elbphilharmonie Jazz Academy and performed two concerts in the main hall.
In their duo project, they seek to capture these shared experiences through music.

The live recording and the recordings on the following day will take place as part of the LOFT competition recording project 2025, which the duo won last year.

“In our duo, we aim to create music in the moment that is characterized by a balanced blend of improvisational freedom and self-imposed guidelines. When combined, our two instruments produce a soft blend of tones that carries the music throughout. In doing so, we have found our own way of merging the instruments into a single sound, allowing us to explore a wide spectrum of timbres. The intimate ensemble allows us to listen to one another and play together in a special way. Through all of this, we aim to engage and move our listeners.”

Carlotta Armbruster and Lukas Langguth met in 2023 while playing in the German National Jazz Orchestra and have been performing together regularly ever since. In 2025, they both participated in the Elbphilharmonie Jazz Academy and performed two concerts in the main hall.
In their duo project, they seek to capture these shared experiences through music.

The live recording and the recordings on the following day will take place as part of the LOFT competition recording project 2025, which the duo won last year.

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