Bell
19.10.2025

Jazz Brunch: Romed Hopfgartner

© Romed Hopfgartner

be jazz.
be art.

Enjoy a relaxed Sunday at the jazz brunch at the arte Hotel Salzburg. Let yourself be enchanted by first-class live jazz sounds and enjoy culinary delights above the rooftops of Salzburg. The perfect mix of music and enjoyment for a special start to the day!

about our Jazz Brunch

Our Jazz Brunch was more than just a breakfast – it was an experience for all the senses. Guests enjoyed the elegant atmosphere of our hu:goes14 rooftop bar and indulged in culinary delights while immersing themselves in the world of jazz. Whether as a couple, with friends or with the whole family, everyone really did find the ideal setting for a musical and enjoyable Sunday here.

But what would a jazz brunch be without the right musical accompaniment?
On this Sunday morning, we were delighted to welcome Romed Hopfgartner. Hopfgartner is a saxophonist, composer and crossover artist between jazz, classical and world music. Born in Tyrol, he was known for his unmistakable sound: lyrical, multi-faceted and characterised by deep expression. He was a master at creating atmosphere, sometimes tender and thoughtful, sometimes powerful and full of energy.

His music was a dialogue between tradition and the present, between composition and free improvisation. With a keen instinct, he combined melody and rhythm to create a harmonious whole that was immediately moving.

 

Not only was the background music outstanding on this day, but our delicious brunch buffet also left nothing to be desired: Fresh, regional products, creatively prepared and lovingly presented, provided the perfect start to the day. From classics such as egg dishes, fresh baked goods and exquisite sausages and cheeses to sweet temptations such as delicious fruit and mouth-watering desserts, there was something for every taste. We also served coffee, tea, refreshing juices and sparkling wine.

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A jazz band is playing in front of the audience at hu:goes 14 rooftopbar. In the background you can see the view of beautiful Salzburg.
© Georg Kritsch
A musician is playing the electric bass with great focus during the Jazz Brunch at Hugoes 14 in Salzburg as part of Jazz & The City. In the foreground, other musicians and a microphone can be seen, while daylight streams through large windows in the background.
© Georg Kritsch
A man with gray hair and glasses sits thoughtfully at a drum set. He is wearing a dark red velvet jacket and a black T-shirt. In the background, a large window reveals a blurred view of the city.
© Georg Kritsch
A man with curly, shoulder-length dark hair and glasses sits smiling, holding a double-neck guitar in his hands. He is wearing a black, subtly textured blazer over a dark shirt. His posture appears both relaxed and focused as he grips the strings with his left hand and strums with his right. The guitar features a striking, warm wood grain and two fretboards with six and seven strings, respectively. In the background, a mixing console, a glass with a drink, and a blurred cityscape can be seen, suggesting a recording session or a live concert in bright daylight. The light accentuates the guitar’s warm tones and the musician’s friendly expression.
© Georg Kritsch
A young woman with long brown hair and glasses sits focused at a keyboard. She is wearing a black top and looks intently at the sheet music in front of her. In the foreground, a blurred saxophone can be seen, played by another person. The background is bright, showing a softly blurred cityscape through a large window.
© Georg Kritsch
Saxophonist Romed Hopfgartner performs with his band during the Jazz Brunch at Hugoes 14 in Salzburg, as part of Jazz & The City. In the foreground, guests enjoy the music, while drums and other instruments can be seen in the background. Daylight streams through large windows, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
© Georg Kritsch
A man with long dreadlocks and a beard is playing a drum with deep concentration. He is wearing a light blue shirt, a black scarf, and a black headband. His eyes are closed, and he seems completely immersed in the music. In the foreground, a blurred part of a guitar is visible, while bright daylight streams through a window in the background.
© Georg Kritsch
An older man with short gray-blond hair smiles and claps his hands. He is wearing a light blue denim shirt and is seated slightly sideways to the viewer. His expression is joyful and content, as if applauding a musical performance or speech. Next to him, a woman with long blond hair and sunglasses is also clapping.
© Georg Kritsch
A person is holding a smartphone and taking a photo of a band visible on the screen. On the phone’s display, a saxophonist and a guitarist can be seen performing live. The smartphone is in a pink case, and the person has red-painted fingernails.
© Georg Kritsch
CD case with the title “Romed Hopfgartner – Pattern & Decoration” and a geometric design in blue, yellow, and orange. In the upper right corner, the logo “col legno music” is displayed.
© Georg Kritsch
A saxophonist stands smiling in front of an audience while a band plays behind him. In the background, a red banner with the words “Jazz & The City Salzburg” and large windows overlooking the city can be seen.
© Georg Kritsch
A man and a woman are sitting at a table, looking attentively ahead. The man is holding up a smartphone to take a photo, while the woman rests her hands thoughtfully under her chin. Glasses and cups are on the table, and in the background, other people can be seen out of focus.
© Georg Kritsch
An older man with gray hair, a beard, and glasses sits smiling at a table. He is wearing a beige knitted sweater and holding a glass with a yellow drink. On the table are cups, glasses, and a basket of pastries.
© Georg Kritsch
A person is pouring rosé-colored sparkling wine or champagne from a bottle into a slender flute glass. The bottle is wrapped in a white cloth, and the wine gently bubbles as it is being poured.
© Georg Kritsch