The A-Trane belongs to Tobias Meinhart this week. The New York-based German saxophonist is artist in summer residence, playing five consecutive nights with his Berlin People project. Kurt Rosenwinkel joins on Monday and Thursday. Nine picks for the week.

Meinhart has been splitting his time between New York and Berlin for years. Berlin People is the album that came out of that double life. Kurt Rosenwinkel, one of the most influential jazz guitarists alive, sits in on Monday and Thursday. The A-Trane is small, so get there early.

Andreas Schmidt and friends open the week tonight at the B-Flat. Schmidt is a Berlin fixture, reliable and always swinging.

Jakob Manz is 23 and already has a reputation that precedes him. His project with South Indian percussionist Karthik Mani blends jazz with Carnatic rhythms. Monday evening.

Argentine guitarist Juan Borgatti brings his quintett to Schlot on Monday night. Latin jazz with a Berlin edge.

Golden Voices covers the American songbook: Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Tony Bennett. Wednesday evening, a good date-night pick.

Israeli pianist Gal Liraz leads a quartett on Wednesday. Contemporary jazz, original compositions.

The Streamline Orchestra plays Thursday. Big band energy, tight arrangements.

Argentine bassist Marcos Coll brings Emiliano Juarez along on Friday night. Tango meets jazz, expect fireworks.

David Anthony Rose closes the week on Saturday with a Manouche set. Django-style guitar, La vie en rose. The name fits.

All jazz events on our Berlin Jazz page. See you at the A-Trane.