Duo Gulde-Ordóñez performs in Mainz: Jazzforum in the Black Box

Jazzforum in Mainz: Duo Gulde-Ordóñez opens a sonic panorama

On Thursday, January 21, 2027, fine chamber music meets improvisational curiosity in the Black Box at the University of Music Mainz: The Duo Gulde-Ordóñez brings together two harmonic instruments in a lively dialogue between jazz, flamenco, and Andean music. The performance starts at 11 am and is announced as free entry. ([mainz.de](https://www.mainz.de/info-networking-event?id=168905&p=sig%3A14ER2VcKGfdY2g6X%2C1330%2C1546%2C49600%2C%2Fangebote-entdecken%2Ffreizeit%2Ffeste-und-veranstaltungen%2Fveranstaltungskalender.php%2C1428))

Between strings, keys, and space

Mateo Ordóñez and Anselm Gulde explore the complementary sound worlds of their duo and move through different musical genres. This openness is what makes the format enticing: The concert hall becomes a resonance space for lines, colors, and rhythmic friction that unfold in real time. The University of Music Mainz describes the Black Box as one of its central venues; concerts that could hardly be closer to the musical present regularly take place there. ([mainz.de](https://www.mainz.de/info-networking-event?id=168905&p=sig%3A14ER2VcKGfdY2g6X%2C1330%2C1546%2C49600%2C%2Fangebote-entdecken%2Ffreizeit%2Ffeste-und-veranstaltungen%2Fveranstaltungskalender.php%2C1428))

A duo with academic depth and jazzy energy

For Anselm Gulde, the University of Music Mainz provides plenty of context: He studies jazz piano there, was musically shaped in Dresden, and gained early experience in big band and improvisational contexts. The recently published program of the HfM Mainz places him in several jazz formats that highlight his stylistic range. For Mateo Ordóñez, the event announcement identifies string instruments as the focus; the duo connects harmonic density with melodic agility. ([jazz-frankfurt.de](https://www.jazz-frankfurt.de/veranstaltungen/duo-gulde-brennscheidt/?utm_source=openai))

Live atmosphere in an intimate setting

The Black Box of the HfM Mainz is one of those spaces where every nuance is audible: touch, breath, reverberation, and spontaneous audience reaction. The university points out the most important halls of the house and explicitly names the Black Box as a permanent concert venue. For visitors, this creates a concert experience that fosters closeness and makes the special precision of small ensembles audible. ([musik.uni-mainz.de](https://www.musik.uni-mainz.de/veranstaltungen/?utm_source=openai))

Directions and surroundings

The address is Jakob-Welder-Weg 28, 55128 Mainz. For access, the university mentions the Friedrich-von-Pfeiffer-Weg stop as public transport connection; it is about a two-minute walk from there. For drivers, the HfM Mainz refers to parking options on campus as well as the large parking lot on Dalheimer Weg. ([mainz.de](https://www.mainz.de/info-networking-event?id=168905&p=sig%3A14ER2VcKGfdY2g6X%2C1330%2C1546%2C49600%2C%2Fangebote-entdecken%2Ffreizeit%2Ffeste-und-veranstaltungen%2Fveranstaltungskalender.php%2C1428))

Conclusion: The Jazzforum with Duo Gulde-Ordóñez promises a focused morning full of improvisation, sound colors, and musical tension. Anyone who wants to experience jazz as a lively dialogue should not miss this date in Mainz. ([mainz.de](https://www.mainz.de/info-networking-event?id=168905&p=sig%3A14ER2VcKGfdY2g6X%2C1330%2C1546%2C49600%2C%2Fangebote-entdecken%2Ffreizeit%2Ffeste-und-veranstaltungen%2Fveranstaltungskalender.php%2C1428))

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Sources:

• Event | State Capital Mainz
• Events – University of Music Mainz
• HfM Program Winter Semester 25/26
• Jazz Initiative Frankfurt am Main – Duo Gulde/Brennscheidt