European Jazz Ensemble

The European Jazz Ensemble is an ensemble of jazz musicians.

History

Formed in 1976. The original members comprised the quintet, Alan Skidmore, Leszek Zadlo, Gerd Dudek, Ali Haurand and Pierre Courbois. After 1982 three of the members quit and Haurand and Dudek were joined by E. L. Petrowsky, Allan Botschinsky, Manfred Schoof, Rob van den Broeck and Anthony Oxley.At the time of the twelfth anniversary tour the members were joined by Enrico Rava, Philip Catherine, Uschi Brüning and Louis Scalvis.In 1991 with Joachim Kühn also,the ensemble met he Khan Family from India.1996 saw the twentieth anniversary of the ensembles creation and Charlie Mariano, Joachim Kühn, Enrico Rava, Conny Bauer, Jiri Stivin, Daniel Humair, Tony Lakatos and Rolf Kühn participated by invitation,for the ensembles tour to mark this anniversary.[1] Their thirtieth anniversary tour began in March at Heek, Landesmusikakademie,toured briefly around Germany,with one date in the Netherlands before concluding in Paris in the same month that it commenced.[2]

Current membership

The current members[3] comprise :

Stan Sulzmann (tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone),

Gerd Dudek (tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone),

Jiří Stivín (flute, alto saxophone),

Alan Botschinsky (trumpet, flugelhorn ; until 2006),

Matthias Schriefl (trumpet; since 2006)

Jarmo Hoogendijk (trumpet),

Manfred Schoof (trumpet, flugelhorn),

Alan Skidmore (tenor saxophone),

Charlie Mariano (alto saxophone),

Konrad Bauer (trombone),

Pino Minafra (trumpet, flugelhorn, megaphone, didgeridoo),

Rob van den Broeck (piano),

Joachim Kühn (piano),

Ali Haurand (bass),

Sébastien Boisseau (bass),

Daniel Humair (drums),

Tony Levin (drums)

See also

References

  1. ↑ copyright 2011 jazzbox.com website Retrieved 2011-11-09
  2. ↑ Copyrighted-copyright 2001 - 2011 jazz-kalender.de website Retrieved 2011-11-09
  3. ↑ copyright 2000 - 2011 rateyourmusic.com website Retrieved 2011-11-09

External links

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