LIVE AT OUR PLACE: SINGULARITY POINT + JAPEE'S CONCEPTS
Schedule
Fri, 14 Nov, 2025 at 08:30 pm
UTC+01:00Location
Treehouse NDSM, , T.T. Neveritaweg 55-57, Amsterdam, 1033WB Amsterdam, Netherlands | Amsterdam, NH
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TIME: 20h30-00hDOORS OPEN AT 20h
PRICE: €10 pre-sales* / €14 at the door / €2 with Stadspas**
ABOUT
On 14 November, Live at Our Place invites you to an evening of contemporary improvisation and modern jazz, where structure gives way to spontaneous creation. Singularity Point opens with a set that blends composed themes with free improvisation, weaving evolving melodies, layered textures, and raw dissonance into a living dialogue with the audience. Japee’s Concepts follows with an acoustic performance that moves between tenderness and intensity, drawing from influences like Hanna Paulsberg Concept, The Bad Plus, and John Coltrane to craft a sound both atmospheric and bold. Expect a night of connection, creativity, and sonic journeys.
PERFORMERS
SINGULARITY POINT
Singularity Point is a band that draws its name from the astronomical concept where known laws of physics collapse into infinite possibility. This concept shapes their approach to sound - creating music where structure gives way to spontaneous creation.
Combining improvisation with original composition, the group explores the balance between form and freedom. Their compositions include melodies that evolve into complex polyphonic textures, where dissonance isn't something to avoid but a tool to express raw emotion and complexity. Each performance becomes a living process, shaped by the energy of both the musicians and the audience, creating a shared experience where music becomes a way to explore connection and collective discovery.
MORE ABOUT SINGULARITY POINT: YouTube | Spotify
Band members: Tania Zountsa - alto saxophone, compositions, Japee Ihasee - tenor saxophone, Lida Brouskari - piano, synthesizers, electronics, Dean Montanaro - bass, George Hadow - drums
ABOUT TANIA ZOUNTSA:
Tania Zountsa is a Greek saxophonist, composer, and improviser based in Amsterdam.
Starting with guitar at 9, she discovered her passion for improvisation and later connected deeply with saxophone.
Her musical journey spans classical training in Greece, studies in Brussels and Netherlands (BMus Jazz Saxophone and MMus), and Music Therapy exploration.
Tania researches the ancient Greek music system, blending contemporary and traditional elements in her compositions.
She leads Singularity Point, released debut album "AWAKE" (2022), has her second album in production, and is composing her third inspired by lunar cycles.
Her projects include MARUSKES (Norma fund recipient, improvisation-focused duo with notable commissions including Marguerite Humeau exhibitions), Paper Throne, and solo project S ☉ U L T ▽ N, which combines music with visual art and explores heritage and identity. She has an upcoming residency at Faberllull, Olot.
Active in Amsterdam's Treehouse artistic community, she focuses on original, improvisation-centered projects and multidisciplinary collaborations.
ABOUT JAPEE'S CONCEPTS
Japee's Concepts is an Amsterdam-based modern jazz quartet, playing original music. The band originally got together in the autumn of 2022, but has since got two new members. They play highly engaging, and at the same time atmospheric music, that resonates deep within the listener. The band recorded an album, titled "Mariaplaats", released in June 2023, available for streaming and download.
MORE ABOUT JAPEE'S CONCEPTS: YouTube | Spotify
Band members: George Hadow - drums, Remy Dielemans - double bass, Flery Vlachodimou - piano, Japee Ihasee - tenor saxophone, Compositions by Japee Ihasee
*+ admin fees.
** you can buy the ticket for 2€ at the door showing your Stadspas
/ In partnership with We Are Public \ / This concert is made possible by the contribution of Fonds Podiumkunsten /
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Where is it happening?
Treehouse NDSM, , T.T. Neveritaweg 55-57, Amsterdam, 1033WB Amsterdam, NetherlandsEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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