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Mark Alban Lotz (all tracks, except 10) - piccolo, c-, alto-, bass flute, pvc contrabass flute, prepared flute, voice
Meinrad Kneer (all tracks) - double bass
Guests
Maraatsj ten Hoorn (4, 9, 15, 22) - violin
Mary Oliver (5, 14, 20) - violin
Felicity Provan (9, 15, 17, 21, 23) - trumpet, voice
Dana Jessen (4, 9, 15, 22) - bassoon
Jodi Gilbert (2, 12, 25) - voice
Han Buhrs (10, 16, 19) - voice
Yedo Gibson (3, 6, 8, 13, 18, 24) - baritone & soprano saxophone, trombone mouthpiece
Joost Buis (9, 15, 17, 21, 23) - lap steel guitar
Guillaume Heurtebize (5, 11, 14, 20) - electric guitar
Koenraad Ecker (7) - laptop
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Recorded by Ben Mendez, december 18, 2009 and february 12, 2010 at Phunky Pheasant Studio, Amsterdam
Mixed and mastered by Micha de Kanter
Produced by Mark Alban Lotz & Meinrad Kneer
Tracks 1, 26 by Lotz/Kneer, 2, 12, 25 by Genovesi/Gilbert/Lotz/Kneer, 3, 6, 8, 13, 18, 24 by Gibson/Lotz/ Kneer, 4, 22 by Jessen/Lotz/Kneer/ten Hoorn, 5, 14, 20 by Heurtebize/ Oliver/Lotz/ Kneer, 7 by Ecker/Lotz/Kneer, 9, 15 by Buis/Jessen/Lotz/Kneer/Provan/ten Hoorn, 10 by Buhrs/ Kneer, 11 by Genovesi/Heurtebize/Lotz/Kneer, 16, 19 by Buhrs/Lotz/Kneer, 17, 21, 23 by Buis/Lotz/ Kneer/Provan
All compositions BUMA
Special thanks to the musicians, Marcel Kranendonk, Sju Jazzpodium/ Utrecht, Jan Schellink and all the people at Sju Jazzpodium & Centraal Museum / Utrecht
This recording documents our work within u-ex(perimental): an improvised music concert series, based in Utrecht, the Netherlands. A platform for spontaneous encounters of improvising musicians in concert.
In 2007 flutist Mark Alban Lotz felt the urge to present and perform improvised music in his hometown Utrecht. In Marcel Kranendonk (director of the Sju Jazzpodium) and long time musical partner Meinrad Kneer he found the perfect people to set the whole thing up. now in 2011 we can look back at approximately +/- 120 concerts with a truly impressive line-up of great improvisors from literally all over the globe. After three years of its existence we wanted to document our musical adventures with some of the friends and colleagues who participated through the years. We organized two dates in a tiny cellar studio in Amsterdam and the one's who could make it, passed by. Unfortunately, drummers and pianists couldnt participate, because there was neither space to set up a drum set, nor was there a suitable piano in Bens studio. This cd presents not only some of the established improvisers of the multinational dutch improv scene, but also some proponents of a new vibrant generation.
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