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8 de mar. de 2017 · Dutch pianist, composer and leader of the ICP Orchestra Misha Mengelberg died in Amsterdam last Friday. He was 81. Our jazz critic Kevin Whitehead spent four years in Amsterdam in the 1990s ...
3 de mar. de 2017 · Pianist Misha Mengelberg, a towering figure in the world of free-jazz, died in Amsterdam on March 3. He was 81. Early in his career, Mengelberg performed with reedist Eric Dolphy (1928–’64) on June 2, 1964—a performance that was released under the title Last Date following Dolphy’s death. The drummer on that performance was Han Bennink.
Willem Mengelberg was a distant cousin of the musicologist and composer Rudolf Mengelberg [de; nl] and the uncle of the conductor, composer and critic Karel Mengelberg, who was himself the father of the improvising pianist and composer Misha Mengelberg. Performance style Mengelberg (1919)
Photography By [Cover] – Nicole Aders. Piano, Composed By – Misha Mengelberg. Producer – Pia & Werner X. Uehlinger, Ulrich Kurth. Producer [Production Assistance] – Art Lange. Recorded By – Ansgar Ballhorn. Trumpet, Composed By – Thomas Heberer ( tracks: 2, 5, 9)
4 de sept. de 2020 · Misha Mengelberg & Han Bennink: MIHA (ICP 031, 1997) by Misha Mengelberg & Han Bennink, released 04 September 2020 1. Amsterdam - Bimhuis 31.1.97 2. Leeuwarden - Theater Romein 4.1.97 Misha Mengelberg, piano Han Bennink, drums, percussion This CD was released as part of the ICP 30th Anniversary celebrations and came in a paper pocket fixed to the inside front cover of the Anniversary booklet.
Misha Mengelberg Kwartet* Featuring Gary Peacock: Misha Mengelberg Kwartet* Featuring Gary Peacock - Driekusman Total Loss (LP, Album) VARAJAZZ: 210: Netherlands: 1981: このバージョンを出品: Image タイトル レーベル カタログナンバー 年 In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory アクション
Mengelberg has also composed classical music, notably the Saxophone Concerto (1980). The ICP continued to release albums: Luftlucht (april 2009), ICP Orchestra (june 2009), !ICP! 50 (september 2009). It Won't Be Called Broken Chair (recorded in 2006) documents a collaboration between Misha Mengelberg and Evan Parker. Nunc!
