With diverse sound colors and a sensitive blend of instrumental and vocal
arrangements, the musicians from KLANGLYS (which means, ’sound light’)
share their passion for jazz harmonies, rhythmic ostinatos and natural
soundscapes.
With their individual backgrounds, they develop multi-colored and stylistic
sonic universes. Bandleader and composer Johannes Käsbach considers himself
a musical architect, where the music is built on a construct of each musician’s
character and notion of improvisation. His personal affectation for chord
instruments – ranging from guitar to violin – and the human voice, are both a
clear signature of his sound.

Making listening both, perceptible and tangible, this is what it’s all about for
Johannes Käsbach!
From the anatomy of the ear to everything that has to do with sound, the
acoustician, jazz guitar player, vocalist and composer, is navigating hi...

With diverse sound colors and a sensitive blend of instrumental and vocal
arrangements, the musicians from KLANGLYS (which means, ’sound light’)
share their passion for jazz harmonies, rhythmic ostinatos and natural
soundscapes.
With their individual backgrounds, they develop multi-colored and stylistic
sonic universes. Bandleader and composer Johannes Käsbach considers himself
a musical architect, where the music is built on a construct of each musician’s
character and notion of improvisation. His personal affectation for chord
instruments – ranging from guitar to violin – and the human voice, are both a
clear signature of his sound.

Making listening both, perceptible and tangible, this is what it’s all about for
Johannes Käsbach!
From the anatomy of the ear to everything that has to do with sound, the
acoustician, jazz guitar player, vocalist and composer, is navigating his audience
through a world of music and languages. His music tells stories in a very soulful
way and reflects thoughts about life decisions and choices. Like an architect, he
develops compositions across musical styles, and builds harmonic sound
sculptures that are made for listeners to stay and to shape their dreams. To make
these constructs perceptible and tangible, the use of pictures, light, and colors is
as important as the drawing of landscapes, transcending the listener through
time and space as they wander rhythmically in synchronisation with the music.
Johannes Käsbach values the interrelationship with his band members and his
audience, because he has a mission for KLANGLYS, to be inclusive and
accessible....

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