Felix Huber COMPROject - Jazz
Overview
Intro
Together with Christoph Huber (sax) and Tony Renold (dr), pianist and composer Felix Huber creates music that reinvents itself at every concert—fully present in the moment and ready for the unexpected.
The newly formed, intergenerational (father and son) trio COMPROject (Composition/Impro/Project) plays a refreshing, groovy, and at times lyrical and poetic style of jazz. Felix Huber’s compositions form the basis for a journey through the multifaceted cosmos of music.
COMPROject blends composition and free improvisation into a unique, contemporary jazz style. Together with Christoph Huber (tenor sax, bass clarinet) and Tony Renold (drums), pianist and composer Felix Huber creates music that reinvents itself at every concert—fully present in the moment and open to the unexpected.
The starting point is the album “Fatashui”: composed structures become open spaces for an intense musical dialogue. Lyrical melodies, driving rhythms, and free sonic spaces combine to form a distinctive musical language.
The trio combines regional artistic expression with artistic openness and international appeal. Felix Huber’s extraordinary stylistic range—from jazz and improvisation to classical composition and theater music—shapes the COMPROject just as much as the coming together of three distinct musical personalities.
Following the studio sessions for the album FATASHUI, you can now hear and experience the band live on stage.
“A wonderful concert! The world’s stages deserve your trio. Magnificent!”
(Daniel Meyer, sound engineer)
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| Location |
Haberhaus Bühne Neustadt 51 8200 Schaffhausen Switzerland |
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| Event Homepage | https://felixhubercomproject.ch/ |
| Price |
CHF 30.– | Student ID CHF 20.–
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| Opening hours |
Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
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Event dates
- 28 November 2026