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Ziegele, Omri Billiger Bauer

The Silence Behind Each Cry - Suite For Urs Voerkel

Ziegele, Omri Billiger Bauer: The Silence Behind Each Cry - Suite For Urs Voerkel (Intakt)


 

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Omri Ziegele-saxophone

Peter Landis-saxophone

Christoph Gantert-trumpet

Hans Anliker-trombone

Gabriela Friedli-piano

Herbert Kramis-doublebass

Jan Schlegel-electric bass

Marco Kappeli-drums

Dieter Ulrich-drums, bugle


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UPC: 7619942507725

Label: Intakt
Catalog ID: ITK077.2
Squidco Product Code: 1429

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2002
Country: Switzerland
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Recorded on May 31st, June 1st and 2nd, 2001 by Martin Pearson at Radio Studio DRS.

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Omri Ziegele / Peter Landis / Christoph Gantert / Hans Anliker / Gabriela Friedli / Herbert Kramis / Jan Schlegel / Marco Kappeli / Dieter Ulrich
"Nothing is more beautiful in music than this risk, this experiment that wants to break out and to tame; the hot and the cool head,È writes the saxophone player and composer Omri Ziegele as a motto about the music of the nine-member jazz band "Billiger Bauerv. Initiated by the Zurich saxophone player and composer Omri Ziegele, for many years, some of the best Swiss improvisers have been meeting in varying groupings in the Zurich Musicians Center "WIM": a who is who of the younger jazz generation in Switzerland. Thanks to many years of playing together, the musicians have developed an unmistakable body of sound. Billiger Bauer played more than one hundred concerts before the musicians went into the studio and recorded the composition from Omri Ziegele, "The Silence Behind Each Cry." The four-part suite? with songs about the poems of the American writer Robert Creely?, which allow the great instrumentalist space to improvise, is characterized by the "will to a common architechture, to a great stringent form." ? "What was love," asks Robert Creeley in his poem, which Omri Ziegele, in his inimitable way, varies, and invokes, plumbing the question in all its ramifications, until it turns out to be an insoluble riddle whose solution, with every step closer, only slips further into the distance: "and how did one get there?"

Artist Biographies

"Omri Ziegele: Born 1959 in Israel.

Studied in Boston and London with Bob Mover, Clifford Jordan and Chris Biscoe. Since 1980 professional musician; Concerts and international tours; Many projects and bands. 1983 Co-Founding Theater Circus Federlos Since 1996 Billiger Bauer with regular appearances in WIM Zürich. Duo with Irène Schweizer, Where's Africa Trio (with Irène Schweizer and Makaya Ntshoko) Schweizer Holz Trio with Urs Leimgruber and Hans Koch, Trio Noisy Minority, Brotherhood, duo with Yves Theiler, collaborations with the dancer / performer Dorothea Rust; Quartet with Israeli singer Efrat Alony. Various festival performances, tours at home and abroad. Some cultural prizes. Has created a platform for Zurich musicians with OHR. Co-initiator and program designer of the Zurich Jazz Festival "unerhört". Since 2014 he has been active as program designer of "OHR im Neumarkt" and "Jazz im Miller's".

Omri Ziegele sees himself as an improviser and composer, and free-rapper. And also as a cultural-political actor / activist, who is continually trying to keep things and states new facets, which make the present more colorful and lively. Today he is engaged in different contexts, composes for various formations and loves the improvisation in the most varied formations. On the alto saxophone he has found an unmistakable language of his own. Actually he is performing with the Trio Ziegele-Theiler-Hemingway, a double duo project (Ziegele-Theiler & Morgenthaler-Röllin), Tomorrow Trio with bassist Christian Weber and the Dutch drummer Han Bennink and a recently founded Trio with London musicians John Edwards and Mark Sanders. Regular concerts in Zurich with Where's Africa (with Yves Theiler & Dario Sisera)."

-Omri Ziegele Website (https://www.omriziegele.ch/biografie/)
3/27/2024

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"Jan Schlegel was born in 1964. In the 1980s he attended the Jazz School Lucerne and completed studies in New York (Ken McIntyre). Since 1989 he has made countless appearances at home and abroad with various ensembles (solo to big band). At the center of his artistic work is free improvisation paired with composition, and this in the wider environment of jazz, contemporary music, rock to noise. A matter of the heart are the working bands such as "Objets Trouvés", "Noisy Minority", "Tresbass", "Cheap Farmer", the duo with Luigi Archetti, "Quittology", "Bass Quartet", among others Jan Schlegel is also a member of Ensemble Zampugn (Daniel Ott). Since 1990 he teaches at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences.

Cooperation with:

Gabriela Friedli, Co Streiff, Dieter Ulrich, Omri Brick, Peter Landis, Herbert Kramis, Marco Käppeli, Jürg Wickihalder, Yves Reichmuth, Nick Gutersohn, Manuela Keller, Roberto Domeniconi, Sheldon Suter, Natalia Sidler, Marco von Orelli, Urs Blöchlinger, Burhan Oecal, Martin Schlumpf, Lukas Heuss, Markus Schoenholzer, Oliver Schmid, Martin Gantenbein, Urs Röllin, Tiziana Jelmini, Claudio Lodati, Irene Swiss, Urs Voerkel, Ellen Christi, Tom Varner, Urs Leimgruber, Christian Wolfarth, Michael Griener, Christoph Thewes Fredy Studer, Saadet Türköz, Charlotte Hug, Christophe Dufaux, Simon Piccard, Daniel Studer, Herman Bühler, Claudia Binder, Marius Peyer, Lionel Friedli, Bruno Amstad, Hans Koch, Christoph Gantert, Urban Lienert, Hanspeter Pfammater, Susann Wehrli, Karin Ernst , Joke Lanz, Wu Wei, Ray Anderson, Toby Pingler, Christoph Baumann, Christian Weber, Peter K Frey, Lina Allemano, and others."

-Hochschule Luzern Website (Translated by Google) (https://www.hslu.ch/en/lucerne-university-of-applied-sciences-and-arts/about-us/people-finder/profile/?pid=468)
3/27/2024

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"Dieter Ulrich (12 October 1958 in Zurich) is a Swiss jazz and free improvisation musician (percussion, flugelhorn) and art historian.

Ulrich had piano lessons from Irma Schaichet from 1965 to 1980. He learned also playing percussion by self study from 1972. He played at first in several bands with Harald Haerter.

In 1988, he played with his own quintet in the Jazz Festival Zurich. He participated also in Daniel Mouthon's projects. He was a member of the trio AfroGarage with Christoph Baumann and Jacques Siron and appeared in many international festivals."

-Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dieter_Ulrich)
3/27/2024

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Track Listing:



Part I - The Silence Behind Each Cry 5:23

Part II - Misspelled Fortune 16:56

Part III - Who's Been Gone And What Is Left 13:37

Part IV - Echoes Of R.C. 9:48

Related Categories of Interest:

Intakt
European Improv, Free Jazz & Related
Improvised Music
Jazz
Intakt
Before April-2006

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