Miles 100 Marathon

Pop-up bar at the Kaispeicher / Elbphilharmonie PLUS

Free admission
  • Start 14:00

  • End ca. 1:00

Description

Miles! Miles! Miles! For a whole week, the Elbphilharmonie will become an international hotspot for all jazz fans. Alongside the Miles Davis focus in the concert hall, a pop-up bar will open on the 5th floor of the old Kaispeicher from 1 to 6 May. What makes it special: the bar, which is open for just six days, will play every Miles Davis album. From »Kind of Blue«, one of the greatest jazz albums of all time, to the driving grooves of »Bitches Brew«: a veritable marathon of over 50 hours of great music and over 50 hours of opportunity to enjoy what is arguably the most exclusive and beautiful view of the whole city, overlooking the Port of Hamburg. The Pacific Bar from Hamburg’s Schanze district, which is renowned beyond the trendy neighbourhood not least for its hand-picked cocktails, will provide fine drinks and a cosy atmosphere. Entry is free, but space on site is unfortunately limited, which is why there may be waiting times at the entrance.

The programme for this evening is as follows:

14:00: Sketches of Spain, 1960
14:43: Someday My Prince Will Come, 1961
15:40: Miles Davis at Carnegie Hall, 1962
16:28: Seven Steps to Heaven, 1963
17:17: Quiet Nights, 1963
17:46: E.S.P., 1965
18:36: Live at the Plugged Nickel – Highlights, 1967
19:52: Miles Smiles, 1967
20:36: Sorcerer, 1967
21:18: Nefertiti, 1968
22:00: Live in Europe 1967 – Highlights, 2012
23:04: Miles in the Sky, 1968
23:58: Filles de Kilimanjaro, 1969

The full programme and important information about entry can be found here: Miles 100 Marathon at the Kaispeicher

Spotlight

MILES 100

Promoter: HamburgMusik

In cooperation with Pacific Bar & Riaa
Supported by JEF – Not a Foundation

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