Description
For years, Elena and Samora Pinderhughes only made music together at home in the living room – now, sister and brother are stepping onto the stage together: and it becomes personal – and political. The siblings from California combine jazz, soul, and spoken word into a sound that touches the soul: sensual, searching, uncompromising. Their music tells of identity, justice, and closeness – and remains open, breathing, lively. Through the compositions of both, a dialogue between flute and piano emerges. Sometimes fragile intimacy, sometimes powerful urgency – every moment seems to be created in the here and now. An evening for everyone who does not see jazz as a genre, but as an attitude. And who are eager to be touched – without safety distance. Because the siblings make music to 'wake people up – to get them out of their comfort zone so they stand up.'
Highlights
- Live performance by Samora and Elena Pinderhughes
- Fusion of jazz, soul, and spoken word
- Personal and political music
General Information
The concert takes place at the Alte Feuerwache in Mannheim and offers a unique evening with the Pinderhughes siblings. Their music addresses identity and justice and creates a dialogue between flute and piano.
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October 2026
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