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Article: Album Review

Gunter Baby Sommer: Baby's Party

Read "Baby's Party" reviewed by Mark Corroto


The music from the German duo of Günter Baby Sommer and Till Brönner is best described as gestural, meaning the pair utilizes posture and body movement to effect an oratory--in this case the somatic nature of Sommer's drum and percussion work and the flow of breath through Brönner's trumpet and flugelhorn. On the occasion ...

Article: Album Review

Ulrich Gumpert Quartett: A New One

Read "A New One" reviewed by Giuseppe Segala


Andare in profondità con gli strumenti della leggerezza e dello spiazzamento ironico. Queste le prerogative di Ulrich Gumpert, storico esponente della scena creativa europea, che negli anni Settanta fu cofondatore del quartetto Synopsis insieme a Konrad Bauer, Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky e Günter Baby Sommer, tra le cui realizzazioni c'è un album dal titolo che susciterebbe immensa invidia ...

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Raymond MacDonald: Man with Two Brains

Read "Raymond MacDonald: Man with Two Brains" reviewed by Duncan Heining


By way of introduction... Saxophonist Raymond MacDonald is a busy man. He balances the life of a gigging, recording musician with a high-flying academic career and, in both respects, his reputation has grown far beyond his Glasgow home. As a musician, he is perhaps best known for his work with the George Burt/Raymond MacDonald ...

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Article: Album Review

Fabric Trio: Murmurs

Read "Murmurs" reviewed by John Sharpe


While it would be an exaggeration to suggest that there was a house style for the adventurous Lithuanian No Business imprint, the European saxophone trio nonetheless forms a significant strand in its output. Recent winning entries in the format have included sets from the Anglo Polish Riverloam Trio, Thomas Borgmann's excellent US-German unit, and Evan Parker's ...

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Dedications

Label: Intakt Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: 1. Von Baby Zu Baby – Dedicated To Baby Dodds - 4:26; 2. 2 Besen Für Philly Joe – Dedicated To Philly Joe Jones - 4:27; 3. Klangstück Für Pierre – Dedicated To Pierre Favre - 6:07; 4. Art Goes Art – Dedicated to Art Blakey - 8:27; 5. A Letter to Paul – Dedicated to Paul Lovens - 4:06; 6. Harmonisches Gerassel Für Han – Dedicated to Han Bennink - 5:55; 7. Ed Blackwell – Dedicated to Ed Blackwell - 2:50; 8. Von Max Für Max – Dedicated to Max Roach - 9:40; 9. Selfportrait - 6:48.

Article: Album Review

Günter Baby Sommer: Dedications

Read "Dedications" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Se tutti i musicisti festeggiassero i propri settant'anni come sta facendo Günter Baby Sommer in questo 2013, ci sarebbe da fare festa permanente. Il batterista percussionista di Dresda che da sempre condivide lo stesso spirito libertario e iconoclasta di alcuni dei più radicali musicisti dell'area continentale è universalmente riconosciuto, sin dagli inizi della sua carriera, ma ...

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Gunter Baby Sommer: Kommeno - A Threnody

Read "Gunter Baby Sommer: Kommeno - A Threnody" reviewed by Duncan Heining


Seventy years ago, the small village of Kommeno in Greece experienced a tragedy from which it has never really recovered. What happened there on August 16, 1943 was not unusual in the context of a war pursued by an enemy determined to stamp out all opposition. Other towns in Greece and its islands, such as Distomon ...

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Songs for Kommeno

Label: Intakt Records
Released: 2012
Track listing: Tears; Lost Ring; Andartes; Marias Miroloi; Arachthos; Lullaby; Children Song; Kommeno Today.

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Article: Live Review

Enjoy Jazz Festival 2012

Read "Enjoy Jazz Festival 2012" reviewed by Adriana Carcu


2012 Enjoy Jazz FestivalHeidelberg/Mannheim/Ludwigshafen, GermanyOctober 19-November 10, 2012 Michel Godard and Günter Baby Sommer The humorous dialogue between tubaist Michel Godard's grave tones and legendary German drummer Günter Baby Sommer became the leading note of the evening in Karlstorbahnhof (Carol's Door), a well-attended Heidelberg club. The pairing of tuba ...

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Wadada Leo Smith / Louis Moholo-Moholo: Ancestors

Read "Ancestors" reviewed by John Sharpe


There is a natural fit between drums and trumpet. It stretches back all the way into prehistory, with the shamanistic combination of animal horns and percussive devices, persisting up until the early twentieth century in military drum and bugle corps who passed signals and directed troop movement. That synergy continues to bear artistic fruit to the ...


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