It all started as a proper evening jazz show\u2026with a space full of people with awaiting eyes, moving glasses, pleasant discussions and a bit more space left for the actual music. The place was full. The public was more than happy to be there\u2026they were enjoying every minute. The musicians were announced and the atmosphere exploded.<\/p>\n
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The repertoire started out with the single Liberia<\/em> from Coltrane\u2019s album Coltrane\u2019s Sound<\/em>. Moving on to an open talk from Jaak Soo\u00e4\u00e4r about his colleagues at this individual project. The mood was still serious and official. The stage was keeping it tight so we could enter the general state of mind of the evening sounds. After that we had it all…the authentic New York style jazz evening was all over us. The stage begun to shine with music. Solo after solo, even though they were passing on leadership of instruments in the most gentle way, it would still make you dizzy with emotions. It was hard to keep your body still, as well as your soul. It felt like a time machine. This is were music is proven to be the best mind transporter\/ transportation for the mind – it makes you believe anything and everything. But even if it came from the beginning of the last century, the groove felt nothing but new and fresh. This was especially thanks to the electric guitar in hands of Jaak Soo\u00e4\u00e4r.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The public was breathing every note. I was asking myself if the artists were improvising along with the mood of the club or if the crowd was just receiving the rhythm so naturally. Maybe the only thing missing was the smoke of cigars, but we definitely had the pure dark atmosphere with couples flirting, old friends meeting and with the eyes of fanatics moving independently from their thoughts.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n