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The lightest is the heaviest – violin, Styrian harmonica, guitar, and tuba – four virtuoso musicians weave a dynamic, chamber music tapestry that blossoms with an elegance and lightness one would not expect in the context of folk music. In the improvisations, jazz glimmers, in the flawless interplay, classical training shines through, and in the diverse echoes, the broad horizon of four global citizens emerges, who are simultaneously deeply rooted in their homeland. This music defies any simple categorization and creates a delightful auditory confusion. Maxjoseph's music is not just a synthesis of high and low art, of old and new, of folk music and classical – it is an invitation to a dialogue where boundaries blur, yet one remains grounded, rooted in their homeland. "NAU" is the title of the ensemble's current album and program – music that has been missed not only in Bavaria but far beyond: light-footed, charming, and with extraordinary, fresh ideas that break clichés and interpret folk music in a completely new way.

Line-up:
Georg Unterholzner — Guitar
Andreas Winkler — Styrian Harmonika
Nathanael Turban — Violin
Florian Mayrhofer — Tuba