ÇARŞAMBA 03 KASIM 2010
J. Solothurnmann/S. Ağıryürüyen/
Ş. Akıncı/U. Çağlar @ Gitar Cafe!!
Yer : Gitar Cafe
Zaman : 21:00
Gitar Cafe adres : Caferağa mah. Sakızgülü sok. Taranto ap. 7/1, viagra Kadıköy
Gitar Cafe Tel : (0216) 348 60 55
Jürg solothurnmann, 3 Kasım 21.00’de özgür doğaçlamanın önemli isimlerinden; gitarlarda Şevket Akıncı (Islak Köpek) ve Umut Çağlar (konstruKt) ile vokaliyle Sumru Ağıryürüyen, Gitarcafe’deki performansta yeralacaklar. 1 ve 2 kasımda sanatçının “kollektif doğaçlama” üzerine yürüteceği atölye çalışmasının katılımcıları, Solothurnmann’ın yönlendirmesiyle bu konserde sahne alabilecektir.
Jürg Solothurnmann :
Saksofonist ve (etno)müzikolog Jürg Solothurnmann (1943) İsviçre Ulusal Radyosu’nun önde gelen yayıncılarından. Aynı zamanda lise ve üniversitede eğitmen. Müziğe caz, blues ve salsa çalarak başlayıp, özgür doğaçlama ve anında bestecilik gibi farklı alanlara yöneldi. 1970’lerden bu yana, Eddie Boyd ve John Tchicai’den Barre Phillips ve Evan Parker’a kadar çok farklı tarzlarda müzisyenlerle çaldı. Halen In Transit, Potage du Jour, Next ve Raw & Cooked gibi gruplarla çalmaktadır.
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Jürg Solothurnmann will be performing with two important figures of turkish improvised music scene, Şevket Akıncı from Islak Köpek and Umut Çağlar from konstruKt on guitars with Sumru Ağıryürüyen’s vocals on 3rd of November at GitarCafe…
The participant of the “kollektif improvisation” workshop will have the opportunity to join to this performance in the direction of Jürg Solothurnmann…
Jürg Solothurnmann :
Jürg Solothurnmann (b. 1943) grew up in Solothurn, Switzerland, and studied musicology, ethnomusicology, modern history, journalism and jazz at the University of Bern, the Swiss Jazz School and the Indiana University Bloomington IN. His most influential teachers were the composer Sandor Veress ,the jazz educator David N. Baker and the ethnomusicologist George List. In his childhood and youth, he played several instruments – accordion (folk music), piano) (classical and jazz, five–string banjo (American folk), marching drums, etc., and finally, tenor saxophone, which he learned largely self–taught. Already as a student, he worked also as a music journalist and concert promoter, and became ultimately up to 2008 a part–time music editor at the Swiss Radio DRS. From the 1970s, he played with groups in the styles of postbop, blues and Afro–Latin music, and developed gradually to free jazz and then to free improvisation. He always loved the meeting with flexible improvisers with various cultural backgrounds.
Since the 1980s, he worked with musicians from Switzerland, Europe, the USA and the Orient, and dancers, performers, poets, filmmakers, painters, etc. – For his achievements as a musician, radio producer, journalist, organizer, lecturer, founder of a CD label and music trade unionist, he was awarded several cultural prizes.