The Jewish Museum Berlin celebrates the 100th  birthday of the band leader, clarinettist, and writer Artie Shaw. Andrej Hermlin and his Swing Dance Orchestra pay homage to the best-known jazz musician and popular protagonist of swing. Info

Music is his great passion – jazz and swing. Coco Schumann takes listeners on a journey through the heyday of traditional swing with wonderful arrangements and classics. Info

Club Boogaloo. The name is the program – modern organ jazz with groove as its top priority. The range spans from swing and bebop rhythms to shuffle, funk, and boogaloo with the addition of blues elements and the unmistakably warm sound of the Hammond B 3. Info

Starting in the late 1980s David Krakauer began a personal and musical journey through klezmer: the celebration music of his Eastern European Jewish ancestry. Info

The 23-year-old Christoph Spangenberg has already made a name as a pianist and composer. A zest for life and boundless energy characterize his style. Info

Rabbi Walter Rothschild is not only an outstanding scholar but also a gifted storyteller. With the composer and jazz musician Max Doehlemann and his band, he brings a funny, thoughtful, poetic, and without doubt entertaining program to the stage. Info

Circus tent, the persecution of Jews, the GDR, and the child prodigy from Leipzig. The clarinettist Rolf Kühn’s jazz life takes him to Benny Goodman’s penthouse and onto the stage of the Carnegie Hall. Info

The musicians of the Berlin quintet "No hay banda" create a unique sound, in which the influences of rock through country and modern jazz can be heard. Info

Together with Andreas Kurz and Bastian Jütte, the 29-year-old pianist Tim Allhoff presents almost exclusively original compositions. Info