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With Basement Research, Gebhard Ullmann released his first CD for the Italian label Soul Note in 1995. Four of the most interesting individualists out of the new generation of contemporary jazz players realized their very personal and intense musical ideas. The CD was widely critically acclaimed and has been listed in the US-College Radio Jazz ...
In 2022 the Clarinet Trio released the 6th CD entitled 'Transformations and Further Passages' for its 25th anniversary. It features German Jazz Compositions from the 1950s and 60s. Music by Albert Mangelsdorff, Karl Berger, Rolf and Joachim Kühn, E.L. Petrowsky, Jutta Hipp, Joki Freund, Manfred Schoof and others.
Gebhard Ullmann hat in der Unterfahrt mit dem Quartett Conference Call diese Leistung vollbracht.' (Süddeutsche Zeitung) 'If it's possible to have a super-group in a musical form as marginalized as contemporary, left-field jazz, then Conference Call is a pretty good contender ...
Gebhard Ullmann (soprano, tenor saxes, looper, sampler) Oliver Potratz (electric basses, analog effects, bass synthesizer) Eric Schaefer (drums, modular synthesizer) Releases: Andere Planeten (WhyPlayJazz 2023) Das Kondensat 2 (WhyPlayJazz 2021) Das Kondensat (WhyPlayJazz 2017) Availability: please check / concerts or ask for upcoming time frames.
Gebhard Ullmann. Berlin, Germany. Born on november 2, 1957 in Bad Godesberg, Germany Gebhard Ullmann has recorded more than 65 CDs as a leader or co-leader. He received numerous awards for his work and is listed in the Downbeat Critics Poll since 2005, 2015 for the first time in three categories. Between 2002 and 2018 seven of his CDs were listed in Downbeat Magazine among the best CDs of ...
2019 hat Gebhard Ullmann zum 100-jährigen Bauhaus Jubiläum für das Projekt 'Klingende Utopien' des BuJazzO den Film 'Berliner Stilleben' von László Moholy-Nagy für BigBand und Chor vertont. Seine Komposition 'Hell und Bunt' von 1995 hat er 2020 für klassisches Saxophonquartett komplett überarbeitet und um mikrotonale Elemente erweitert.
