When does the concert start?

The concert starts on Saturday, May 30, 2026, at 19:00 at Sudhaus Schloss Seefeld.

How much do the tickets cost?

The regular price is €25, the reduced price is €13 according to the organizer.

Where does the event take place?

At Sudhaus Schloss Seefeld, Schlosshof 4c, 82229 Seefeld. Indoor, seated.

Are there parking options and public transport?

Yes, parking at the castle grounds is possible; by S-Bahn S8 to Seefeld-Hechendorf, from there about 15 minutes on foot or by community bus.

Is the location accessible?

Barrier-free access is available at the castle; specific seats and assistance should be requested in advance from the organizer.

Is there a supporting program or support act?

No supporting program is announced; the organizer will publish admission and further details if necessary.

Questions become sound: Johannes Enders quartet ignites jazz magic in Seefeld

Name: J. Enders Quartet 'Standard Questions' – Sudhaus Schloss Seefeld
Start: 2026-05-30T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-30T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Sudhaus Schloss Seefeld

Jazz questions that send chills down your spine: Johannes Enders' quartet ignites 'Standard Questions' at the Sudhaus

On May 30, 2026, the Sudhaus at Schloss Seefeld transforms the stage into a vibrant sound space. The multiple award-winning tenor saxophonist Johannes Enders presents with his new acoustic quartet the project 'Standard Questions' – a program that combines famous jazz standards with questioning titles into a dense, modern concert experience. Live atmosphere, finely drawn dynamics, and an audience mood oscillating between breath-holding and jubilation are guaranteed.

Sound in close-up: Melody, dynamics, rhythm

Enders' warm tenor timbre guides through arrangements in which orchestration and band interaction intertwine organically. The acoustics of the Sudhaus allow subtle phrasing, bouncing time feel, and a transparent sound to shine – from whispering ballads to energetic up-tempo passages.

The quartet: Four voices, one pulse

With Oliver Kent on piano, Josh Ginsburg on bass, and Gene Calderazzo on drums, Enders unites a seasoned rhythm group. The synchronization of the band works like under fine conducting: precise kicks, breathing voicings, clever form design. This creates arcs that respect standards while telling them freshly.

Musical trace: Questions as a common thread

The repertoire revolves around standards whose titles pose questions – such as 'How High the Moon', 'Where Are You' or 'What's New'. Enders shapes them into a timeless suite, where improvisation provides answers: sometimes lyrical, sometimes raw, always with dramaturgical sense and flawless stage performance.

Classification and reputation

Johannes Enders has been one of the defining German jazz saxophonists for decades, awarded among others with the Echo Jazz and the German Music Authors' Prize. Stints with labels like Enja and collaborations with international greats underscore his authority – now he bundles this experience in 'Standard Questions'.

Conclusion: An evening for open ears

Expect a concentrated concert flow, fine light and sound moments, and an evening that recharges standards. When questions become music, every nuance counts – live at Sudhaus Schloss Seefeld. Secure tickets now and feel the concert experience on-site.