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Silke Eberhard Trio
Event by: Jazz am Helmholtzplatz e.V.
Location: Brotfabrik Berlin, Caligariplatz 1, Berlin - Bezirk Pankow
About event
Thursday, November 6th, 2025, 8 p.m., Brotfabrik, Caligariplatz 1, 13086 Berlin
Admission 18/12 euros, presale Eventbrite
Box office from 7:30 p.m.
www.brotfabrik-berlin.de
Silke Eberhard Trio
Silke Eberhard - sax
Jan Roder - bass
Kay Lübke - drums
The trio, founded in 2006, whose roots go back to the mid-1990s, has developed its own artistic language over the years. The intense relationship between the three can be heard in every note. The trio moves in the proud tradition of saxophone jazz trios and plays their own, highly original compositions full of musical mastery, improvisational intensity, and also with humor and charm.
With Being-A-Ning, the fifth release on Intakt Records, the band continues on their path. John Sharpe writes in All About Jazz: "Together with bassist Jan Roder and drummer Kay Lübke, she has cultivated a connection that feels both intuitive and restless. Being-A-Ning, the group's fifth release - each with the word 'being' in the title - reaffirms this bond while also pushing it forward. Although all three protagonists are well versed in the traditions, this does not limit them, but creates a platform for the unexpected Side paths."
Rigobert Dittmann (Bad Alchemy) adds: "A form of being as bold, lively as the one celebrated here with the alto sax, which is itching in Roder's fingers, stirred up with sticks and mussels, from which trout stream was it fished, from which fountain of youth conjured up? ... Each piece is a hidden object picture from the land of milk and honey, the style if not scratched up, then Laconic or crazy, the appearance changes like an octopus."
Text: Silke Eberhard
Admission 18/12 euros, presale Eventbrite
Box office from 7:30 p.m.
www.brotfabrik-berlin.de
Silke Eberhard Trio
Silke Eberhard - sax
Jan Roder - bass
Kay Lübke - drums
The trio, founded in 2006, whose roots go back to the mid-1990s, has developed its own artistic language over the years. The intense relationship between the three can be heard in every note. The trio moves in the proud tradition of saxophone jazz trios and plays their own, highly original compositions full of musical mastery, improvisational intensity, and also with humor and charm.
With Being-A-Ning, the fifth release on Intakt Records, the band continues on their path. John Sharpe writes in All About Jazz: "Together with bassist Jan Roder and drummer Kay Lübke, she has cultivated a connection that feels both intuitive and restless. Being-A-Ning, the group's fifth release - each with the word 'being' in the title - reaffirms this bond while also pushing it forward. Although all three protagonists are well versed in the traditions, this does not limit them, but creates a platform for the unexpected Side paths."
Rigobert Dittmann (Bad Alchemy) adds: "A form of being as bold, lively as the one celebrated here with the alto sax, which is itching in Roder's fingers, stirred up with sticks and mussels, from which trout stream was it fished, from which fountain of youth conjured up? ... Each piece is a hidden object picture from the land of milk and honey, the style if not scratched up, then Laconic or crazy, the appearance changes like an octopus."
Text: Silke Eberhard