PROJECTS

DUO – HARMONICA & PIANO

A long-standing artistic partnership with Benyamin Nuss, developed over more than eight years of concert collaboration. The duo presents a wide repertoire ranging from chamber music to jazz-inspired programs, including curated formats such as the Christmas album Merry Harmonica and region-specific programs like those featured at Expo 2025 Osaka. Selected appearances include performances on ZDF Morgenmagazin, a televised Opus Klassik concert at the Konzerthaus Berlin, and international showcases such as Expo 2020 Dubai.

OCTET / ENSEMBLE PROJECT

Groove-oriented ensemble project combining harmonica, rhythm section and string quartet. The program draws on Brazilian and global influences and features newly written arrangements by Lucas Brum, developed specifically for this line-up. Conceived for concert halls and festival stages, the project bridges chamber music, jazz phrasing and contemporary ensemble aesthetics while maintaining a strong rhythmic and melodic focus.

ORCHESTRAL PROJECTS / CONCERTOS

Curated concert repertoire for harmonica and orchestra, encompassing established works, classical arrangements, film music and newly commissioned compositions. Programs range from classical favorites such as Lehár’s Vilja-Lied and Toselli’s Serenade to iconic film music including Ennio Morricone’s Man with a Harmonica, as well as crossover works like Piazzolla’s Libertango. The repertoire further includes three newly written concerti for harmonica and chamber orchestra by Benyamin Nuss, Wolf Kerschek and Alan Broadbent.

SELECTED APPEARANCES

Selected performances in international pop, global and media contexts, highlighting the harmonica as an integrated musical voice within large-scale productions. These appearances include collaborations with artists such as Saad Lamjarred, as well as projects spanning reggae, rock and contemporary popular music, presented on festival stages, broadcast platforms and international showcase events.

JAZZ / LEGACY PROJECTS

Earlier jazz-focused projects that played a formative role in Reinfeld’s artistic development as an improviser and ensemble musician. These include a duo project with pianist Christoph Spangenberg, exploring repertoire associated with Toots Thielemans and Stevie Wonder, as well as the jazz/fusion quartet Mr. Quilento, presenting original compositions that combine modern jazz language with groove-oriented and experimental elements.