When does the session start?

The start is on Tuesday 07.07.2026 at 20:00 at Café Museum in Passau.

What is the admission fee?

Admission is free; donations are welcome.

Can I play along without registration?

Yes, after the short opener set, the session is open for all players.

Is there a support band or a fixed lineup?

The opener set is curated by Daniel Wildner; the further lineup is created spontaneously on stage.

How is the access and location of the venue?

Café Museum is located at Bräugasse 17 in Passau's old town near the Danube quay; public transport and parking possibilities in the city center nearby.

Is the event accessible for people with disabilities?

Please inquire directly at Café Museum for information on accessibility; contact details are available on the venue's website.

When jazz burns: Daniel Wildner's session ignites Passau's night at Café Museum

Name: Daniel Wildner New Year's Jazz Session @ Café Museum
Start: 2026-07-07T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-07T22:00:00+02:00
Location: Café Museum

Jazz energy in the old town: Daniel Wildner's session ignites Passau

The monthly jazz session at Café Museum becomes a stage for spontaneous interplay and a pulsating live atmosphere. Passau guitarist Daniel Wildner invites everyone to the open session on the first Tuesday of each month – after a short opener set, the stage belongs to all who love the sound and want to shape the audience's mood.

Sound colors and improvisation: The magic of the moment

When the opener set fades, the grand orchestration of horn riffs, grooving rhythm section, and vibrating guitar begins. The acoustics of the intimate space carry every nuance, from delicate bebop licks to warm ballad phrases. Light and closeness create a palpable synchronization between stage and audience – a concert experience with goosebump moments.

Curated by a connoisseur of the scene

For years, Daniel Wildner has shaped the session at Café Museum. The format has developed into a meeting point for musicians from Passau, the Bavarian Forest, and neighboring Austria; always open to improvisation, experiment, and stylistic diversity – from swing to bebop to Latin.

Stage performance in jazz club format

The stage is small, the sound is big: precise conducting of dynamics, sensitive interplay, spontaneous solos – here the moment counts. The audience experiences the music up close, hears breathing and striking, feels the drive of the space. It is this immediacy that makes the charm of the jazz club.

Conclusion

If you want to experience jazz alive, you are in the right place: free admission, donations welcome, doors open for players and listeners. Come, dive in, groove along – and enjoy the session live at Café Museum.