Leonhard Huhn
Planet Impakt – Eine Klangreise

Das Raumschiff „N Zero Elga NS“ ist außer Kontrolle geraten und auf den Planeten „Impakt“ gestürzt. An Bord ist der Saxophonist Leonhard Huhn. Mit dem Leben davongekommen trifft er in der 1. Episode die Pianistin Marlies Debacker, Flötistin Angelika Sheridan, den Pianisten Philip Zoubek, Gambisten Nathan Bontrager, Bassisten Jonas Gerigk und Gitarristen Nicola Hein und wird mit den kollektiven Klängen des unbekannten Planeten vertraut gemacht. 

Im zweiteiligen Podcast „Planet Impakt - Eine Klangreise“ stellt der Saxophonist Leonhard Huhn die Musiken der 13 Mitglieder des Kölner Kollektivs IMPAKT vor. Seit 2013 ist IMPAKT in Köln aktiv und organisiert Konzerte, Konzertreihen und Festivals für improvisierte und aktuelle Musik. Die Mitglieder des Kollektivs sind allesamt selbst Musiker*innen und Komponist*innen und jede*r einzelne von ihnen hat ein individuelles und vielfältiges musikalisches Œuvre vorzuweisen. Mittels eines fiktiven Absturzes des Raumschiffes „N Zero Elga NS“ führt Leonhard Huhn durch die Klänge des Kollektivs. 

Weitere Infos: www.impakt-koeln.de
Foto: Peter Tümmers

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ONpodcast #47 Planet Impakt - Eine Klangreise mit Leonhard Huhn (und dem Impakt Kollektiv)

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DLF JazzFacts Fragebogen: Uli Kempendorff vom 27.10.2022

Ignaz Schick (turntables, electronics)
Oliver Steidle (drums)
Recorded live in Berlin 2014

STEIDLE/SCHICK is a brand new Berlin based concrete jazz-core/noise duo which started performing live
in late Autumn 2013. Both artists are a highly prolific and involved in numerous projects in the capital. Their musical output is varied & ranges from jazz, noise, free improv,
new music or musique concrete. ILOG focusses on very crisp energetic cut up pieces combining old school free jazz energy with a solid punk attitude & current streams of electro-acoustic & concrete noises. The music is strictly improvised, fast moving
and refreshing. Their first couple of shows in Berlin very received with great enthusiasm by the Berlin experimental music community. At the moment both are preparing for & working on their first album release.
 
Ignaz Schick (turntables)
http://www.soundcloud.com/ignazschick
http://www.myspace.com/ignazschick
 
Turntablist, sound artist, performer/composer and visual artist. In his youth he studied the saxophone and performed in free jazz and avant rock bands. At the same time he was getting obsessed with multitrack tape machines, record players and effect boxes and he started experimenting with many different instruments and sound making devices. After college he briefly studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and worked for several years as an assistent for contemporary composer Josef Anton Riedl. Since 1995 he lives & works in Berlin where he became an active and integral force of the so-called "Berlin Nouvelle Vague" and the blossoming "experimental" msuic scene. He has been also prolific as curator (Festival für Andere Musik, Erase & Reset, Time Shifts, TITO, Echtzeitmusiktage 2010, ...) and runs the experimental music label Zarek.
Schick has toured worldwide solo or with groups like Perlonex, Phosphor, Berlin Sound Connective, Nighthawk Kitchen, Tree People, Splitter Orchestra (...). He has released music on several labels like Absinth, Charhizmha, Irrah, Le Petit Mignon, Mikroton, Non Visual Objects, Potlatch, Staalplaat and his own imprint Zarek and collaborated with more than a hundred international sonic artists - amongst others with Mwata Bowden, Don Cherry, Sven-Ake Johansson, Toshi Nakamura, Charlemagne Palestine, Andrea Parkins, Keith Rowe, Matthias Spahlinger or Martin Tetreault.
Since 2012 he focusses on conceptual composition and experimental radio pieces. In parallel he has started several new projects with a younger generation of Berlin  (Yemen Breakfast, Radio Nightmares, Hawking, Overdue, ...).
 
Oliver Steidle (drums/percussion)
http://oliversteidle.com
Oliver Steidle studied music at the Nuremberg Conservatory and lives in Berlin since 2000. There he has become one of the most in demand contemporary percussionists.
He is the founder/member of his own free jazz combo "Soko Steidle,  since 2002 he is part of the band "Der Rote Bereich" and performs as composer or sideman in numerous groups (Klima Kalima, Rowk Music, Tama Trio, Philm, ddAa, Die Dicken Finger, John Schroeder Quartett, Steidle/Erdmann/Lenina).
Stylisticly he is active in various musical contexts from improivised music, free jazz to new music. He collaborated in projects of the composer Michael Werthmüller and Ensemble Courage and performed concerts with amongst others Peter Brötzmann, Tristan Honsinger, Louis Sclavis, Simon Nabatov, Alexander Schlippenbach, Sean Bergin, Aki Takase, Uli Gumpert, Axel Dörner, Ab Baars, Trevor Dunn any many others. For his work he received many prizes (amongst others "Neuer Deutscher Jazzpreis in 2008) and released more than 40 CDs.
 
 

ILOG (SCHICK STEIDLE)

Sofðu Unga Ástin Mín

Upcoming album of portuguese sound designer Pedro Andres & Berlin based turntablist and composer Ignaz Schick. Recorded at Altes Finanzamt Berlin in 2014.

Overdue Pt. 4

featuring voice samples of Georg Restle and We feed the world

Benjamin Weidekamp - bass clarinet, piano -
Michael Haves - bongo, double bass, synths -

Guests:
Christian marien -drums - 
Jerome Bugnon -trombone - 

recorded, mixed and mastered at The Cop Shop by Michael Haves




Die eigentliche Schande

Live @ Loft in Cologne (Oct. 2015)

Robert Landfermann · Bass & Composition
Sebastian Gille · Tenor Saxophone
Christian Weidner· Alto Saxophone
Elias Stemeseder · Piano
Jim Black · Drums


ROBERT LANDFERMANN QUINTET feat. BLACK · GILLE · WEIDNER · STEMESEDER - Night Will Fall (Live@Loft)

2016 WhyPlayJazz (RS026) 
Learn more at https://whyplayjazz.de/releases/RS026 
Uli Kempendorff (ts, comp, arr), Ronny Graupe (git), Jonas Westergaard (b), Oliver Steidle (dr) 

Heal the Rich

Drehtürwalzer by Uli Kempendorffs Field

the walkers (live house concert)

Philip Zoubek - prepared piano
David Helm - bass
Dominik Mahnig - drums

recorded August 2020 at Deutschlandfunk, Cologne, by Christian Heck
Premix by PZ

Labyrinthus A

visit www.ulikempendorff.de or www.field4.de for more information.

DLF JazzFacts Fragebogen: Uli Kempendorff vom 27.10.2022

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