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Gebhard Ullmann

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Recording artist for Soul Note, Leo Records, Intuition Records, Clean Feed, WhyPlayJazz, Jazzwerkstatt, Between The Lines a.o. I released about 60 CDs as a leader/co-leader. I have been listed in Downbeat's Critics Poll in 2005 for the first time (Rising Stars Clarinet) and my CDs "Final Answer" and "The Big Band Project" received 4 1/2 stars and were listed in Downbeat with the best CD releases of 2004 and 2005. Please go to my website for all infos, an extensive mp3 library, downloadable sheet music and photos, bio information and news, concert dates, a discography with covers/titles/soundsamples and liner-notes for every CD, a CD order form and much more. Website: www.gebhard-ullmann.com MySpace: www.myspace.com/gebhardullmann Neil Tesser (Chicago Reader '02) about Gebhard Ullmann: " He has what critic Bill Shoemaker has called a 'razor-sharp diction' but he's also fluent in the smeary, loose-fitting phraseology that distinguishes the last quarter century of American reed work

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Second Attempt

Label: Libra
Released: 2026
Track listing: Second Attempt Part 1; Second Attempt Part 2; Second Attempt Part 3; Second Attempt Part 4; Second Attempt Part 5.

Album

New Conference Call

Label: Ezz-thetics
Released: 2026
Track listing: Elastic Joy; Quiet Call; You Failed Us; Structure No. 2; Maneri-sms--for Joe; To Be Ornette To Be-- for Ornette Coleman; May The Flowers Bloom Again; Salt and Pepper--for Jim Pepper.

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Second Attempt Part 2

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Label: Libra
Released: 2026
Duration: 9:01

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

James Brandon Lewis, Gebhard Ullmann, Ivo Perelman & Paul Dunmall

Read "James Brandon Lewis, Gebhard Ullmann, Ivo Perelman & Paul Dunmall" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


Does the saxophone rule jazz these days? It could look that way if this episode of One Man's Jazz was submitted as an example. So many great reed players in this one, starting with James Brandon Lewis who continues to cut a wide swath in the fields of improvised music these days. He and his quartet ...

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Gebhard Ullmann: New Conference Call

Read "New Conference Call" reviewed by John Eyles


In May 2000, at Acoustic Recording, Brooklyn, a quartet entitled Conference Call recorded together for the first time to produce the album Final Answer, which was released on the Soul Note label in 2002. The quartet at that recording session comprised the German Gebhard Ullmann playing bass clarinet and soprano saxophone (he could also play clarinet, ...

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New & Older Post Bop, Free Jazz and Avant Garde from Europe, NYC, and Montreal

Read "New & Older Post Bop, Free Jazz and Avant Garde from Europe, NYC, and Montreal" reviewed by Jon Greenbaum


Lots of new and some older music from Italy, Germany, Finland, Montreal, NYC, England, Estonia, and Sweden.Playlist Kaja Draksler Octet “Skylark" from Bare, Unfolding (Clean Feed Records) 00:00 Joe Morris “Slipshod" from Racket Club (About Time Records) 07:05 Federico Calcagno & The Dolphians “Children of Gaza" from Face The Music (Da Vinci Jazz Records) ...

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Marilyn Mazur, Angelika Niescier, Pat Thomas & Tomeka Reid

Read "Marilyn Mazur, Angelika Niescier, Pat Thomas & Tomeka Reid" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


There's some great music coming in 2026, so I dropped in a preview tracks of upcoming albums by alto saxophonist Angelika Niescier collaborating with some of Chicago's finest, England's free jazz pianist Pat Thomas with XT (2.5 hours of screamin' free jazz on Strata Act (Joy Contemporary), Chicago's cellist supreme Tomeka Reid & quartet, Flea from ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Haeun Joo, Ishmael Ali & Satoko Fujii

Read "Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Haeun Joo, Ishmael Ali & Satoko Fujii" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


Two never-heard-before releases present Rahsaan Roland Kirk holding forth at two 1960s gigs, recorded live at the Village Vanguard in New York and at The Penthouse in Seattle are the highlights in this episode of One Man's Jazz, along with a tasty piano trio recording by South Korean pianist Haeun Joo, Chicago cellist Ishmael Ali, a ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Julius Gawlik, Conference Call & Camila Nebbia

Read "Julius Gawlik, Conference Call & Camila Nebbia" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


German saxophonist Julius Gawlik has captured my attention whenever I've heard him play, particularly of late with Jim Black's The Schrimps. His brilliance has taken him to the NDR Big Band at only 23 years old, and now he's released a very fine debut It's All In Your Head. More saxophone of note comes from the ...


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