HOZAN YAMAMOTO • CHARLIE MARIANO • JUAN JOSÉ MOSALINI • KRZESIMIR DEBSKI • ALFRED HARTH • KARL BERGER • PETER KOWALD • KEN JOHNSON • PONDA O'BRYAN • TRILOK GURTU • BARRY ALTSCHUL – WORLD • MUSIC • MEETING (EIGELSTEIN MUSIKPRODUKTION, 1985)
RIP Karl Berger, 1935-2023
A1. Again And Again, Again
A2. Naomi
A2. Naomi
B1. Kaze
B2. Pascha Love
B2. Pascha Love
7"
A. Eujapica
Charlie Mariano, alto and soprano saxophone
Juan José Mosalini, bandoneon
Peter Kowald, bass
Barry Altschul, drums
Ponda O'Bryan, percussion, congas, African drums
Hozan Yamamoto, shakuhachi
Alfred Harth, soprano and tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, trumpet
Ken Johnson, steel drums, congas, percussion
Trilok Gurtu, tabla, drums, percussion
Karl Berger, vibraphone, piano, marimba
Krzesimir Dębski, violin
A. Eujapica
Charlie Mariano, alto and soprano saxophone
Juan José Mosalini, bandoneon
Peter Kowald, bass
Barry Altschul, drums
Ponda O'Bryan, percussion, congas, African drums
Hozan Yamamoto, shakuhachi
Alfred Harth, soprano and tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, trumpet
Ken Johnson, steel drums, congas, percussion
Trilok Gurtu, tabla, drums, percussion
Karl Berger, vibraphone, piano, marimba
Krzesimir Dębski, violin
Recorded at New Jazz Meeting Baden-Baden, Kurfürstliches Schloss, Nov. 11, 1984
Eigelstein Musikproduktion – ES 2024
Vinyl Rip
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Really good - thanks!
A very sad news. From his partnership with Don Cherry or Rolf Kühn to his solo recordings in small formations or orchestra and also for the work that he have done in the creative music studio, his contribution to music is essential.
Two of my favorites albums from him are :
Music Universe - peace church concert vol 1
-we are you
-from now on
-with silence
I wrote two but here are four, just to say that almost all of his records are essentials for serious listeners
To my ears Karl lifted every ensemble he was part of. As impressive as this line up is, I’ll wager that’s true here as well. Thanks again Nick. I don’t believe I’ve heard this before.
Link ?
Thank you, Nick for the reminder. Looking forward to the link and then listening.
Cheers
It's back
Many thanks !!!!
Many thanks and such sad news about Karl. One of my favourite albums is Where Fortune Smiles with Karl John McLaughlin John Surman Dave Holland and Stu Martin RIP - PW
Many thanks
Many thanks, Nick!
Dear webmaster,
I found this note below in the SWR2 newsletter today.
I don't know where to place this message in a meaningful way.
TUE 11.07. 23:30 – 24:00
ARD RADIO FESTIVAL. JAZZ
NO MAN IS AN ISLAND
KARL BERGER 1995 IN DONAUESCHINGEN
BY NINA POLASCHEGG
He was a vibraphonist, pianist, listener, teacher. In April 2023, Karl Berger died at the age of 88 in his adopted country of USA. After the native of Heidelberg met numerous American jazz greats in Paris in the 1960s, he went to New York and later to Woodstock. There he founded the Creative Music Studio in 1973 with his wife, the singer Ingrid Sertso. Karl Berger was a researcher all his life and was open to many possible forms of improvisation. To be heard today: his project "No Man Is an Island", premiered in 1995 at the Donaueschinger Musiktage.
Thank you
Thank you !
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