In Another Silent Way by Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way The title of the series, photographed in 2018, follows the famous jazz song by Miles Davis. In nother quiet way jazz clubs are shown for themselves, without audience and without musicians.
In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way The title of the series, photographed in 2018, follows the famous jazz song by Miles Davis.

In nother quiet way jazz clubs are shown for themselves, without audience and without musicians. They are fascinating, special, full of character, have their own unique atmosphere and are as distinctive as the music that is otherwise heard in them. Just like jazz music, they stand for openness, diversity, creativity and a balance of complexity, depth and harmony. Jazz Clubs in Moscow, New York, Zurich, Beijing, Singapore, Seoul, Chicago, Prague, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Brussels, Basel, Stuttgart, Sydney, San Francisco and Madrid can be seen. [Official Website]

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

In Another Silent Way | Joachim Michael Feigl

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