
Spiritual Standards
The first chapter of the project’s recorded journey.
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Chorales, hymns, and sacred melodies transformed through contemporary improvisation and the long-running musical dialogue between Markus Burger and Jan von Klewitz.

The first chapter of the project’s recorded journey.
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The second Spiritual Standards collection.
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The third volume in the acclaimed series.
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Sacred source material viewed through a transatlantic lens.
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The project’s fifth chapter, inspired by Luther’s musical legacy.
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Character-rich compositions connecting memory, travel, and musical portraiture.
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With Joe LaBarbera, Bob Magnusson, and featured West Coast collaborators.
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A northern chapter in the project’s transatlantic story.
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A lyrical tribute to one of modern jazz’s defining musical voices.
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Intimate solo piano recorded at the Bösendorfer factory in Vienna.
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A distinct entry in Burger’s catalog of original recordings.
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German-American musical exchange through original jazz and ensemble collaboration.
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The quartet’s debut statement of melodic European jazz.
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An adventurous follow-up centered on Burger’s compositions.
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Featured listening from two experienced and deeply conversational improvisers.
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