Heinrich Von Kalnein - Probably Possible (2026) [Hi-Res]

German saxophonist and flutist Heinrich von Kalnein joined forces with young Graz-based drummer Jan Samson Krizanic and Austro-Japanese guitarist Kenji Herbert, winner of the Austrian Jazz Prize, forming the trio Kalnein | Herbert | Krizanic (also known as Polycrisis). The collective released a free improvisation album titled Probably Possible. Built on the interplay of silence, risk, and melodic elegance, the recording delivers rich musical dynamics, spatial depth, and a wide emotional range.

Tracklist:
1-1 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Probably [4:33]
1-2 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Possible [3:28]
1-3 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Maybe Not [3:26]
1-4 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Most Probably [3:52]
1-5 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Impossible [4:40]
1-6 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Maybe [3:52]
1-7 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Absolutely Not [4:24]
1-8 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Eventually [4:55]
1-9 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Absolutely [2:42]
1-10 Heinrich Von Kalnein, Heinrich von Kalnein, Kenji Herbert, Jan Samson Krizanic-Nessmann - Probably Not [6:50]