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SUMMARY:jungesloft: IMPAKT Kollektiv Köln feat. EVAN PARKER
DESCRIPTION:Evan Parker – sax.\nBrad Henkel – trp.\nNicola Hein – git\nConstantin Herzog – bass\nNiklas Wandt – drums \n\nIm Rahmen der Reihe „Junges Loft“ ist das IMPAKT Kollektiv\, bestehend aus jungen Musikern der Improvisierten Musik-Szene Kölns\, einer von vier Kuratoren und koordiniert 3 Konzerte mit internationalen Klangkünstlern. In diesem dritten und letzten Konzert werden Mitglieder des IMPAKT Kollektivs Köln mit dem britischen Saxophonisten Evan Parker improvisieren. \nEvan Parker (*1944) took up the saxophone at the age of 14. Early influences included Paul Desmond\, Eric Dolphy\, and above all John Coltrane. After witnessing the Cecil Taylor Trio with Jimmy Lyons and Sunny Murray in full flood in New York in 1962 he was\, as he says\, „marked for life“\, converted to the intensities of free jazz. Back in England\, he gradually found players to share his fervour\, including John Stevens and the members of the Spontaneous Music Ensemble – Dave Holland\, Kenny Wheeler\, Paul Rutherford\, Derek Bailey and others – and\, importantly\, Peter Kowald\, who made the introductions to the German scene. Parker played on Peter Brötzmann’s still dangerous ‚Machine Gun‘ in ’68 and\, before the 60s had run their course\, had also recorded with Manfred Schoof and Pierre Favre. In 1970 he joined the Alex von Schlippenbach Trio\, of which he is still a member\, and subsequently the Globe Unity Orchestra. By this point the hallmarks of his unique style were established\, his combinations of circular breathing\, tonguing\, rhythm patterns\, overtones and polytones making his sound instantly recognisable. \nFree improvised music has accounted for most of Parker’s activities over the last forty years\, whether playing solo or in groups\, but both jazz and art music composers have also deployed the arresting physicality of his sound as a contrasting and energising element. His saxophones have been heard inside jazz big bands led by Kenny Wheeler\, Chris McGregor\, Barry Guy\, Stan Tracey and Charlie Watts and in the chamber music of Michael Nyman\, Gavin Bryars\, Frederic Rzewski and others. \nA major force in European improvising\, Parker has collaborated\, too\, with American innovators\, amongst them Cecil Taylor\, Paul Bley\, Anthony Braxton\, Roscoe Mitchell\, George Lewis and Wadada Leo Smith. He has also been sought out by artists on the experimental fringe of pop music\, and Scott Walker\, Robert Wyatt\, Annette Peacock\, David Sylvian\, Jah Wobble\, Spring Heel Jack\, and Squarepusher have all called upon the sonorities that only Evan Parker’s saxes can provide. \nThe reiterative\, intricately-detailed patterns of Parker’s soprano saxophone improvisations can recall the ‚loops‘ of systems music. Aspects of electronics have long interested him; already in 1969\, in the Music Improvisation Company\, his saxophone phrases responded to the tweaked coil microphones of Hugh Davies. In the subsequent duo with Paul Lytton\, raw live electronics were again frequently foregrounded. Since 1990 Parker has led the Electro-Acoustic Ensemble whose radical cross-referencing of improvisation and real-time sound processing has brought fresh sound-colours into the music as well as new ways of working Ð Ensemble member Richard Barrett has spoken of the EAE providing a model for a new kind of improvising orchestra. \nEvan Parker appears on more than 200 recordings on labels including ECM\, FMP\, Emanem\, Incus\, Ogun\, Po Torch\, Okka\, Island\, CBS\, RCA etc. In 2001\, he founded his own label\, Psi. (Steve Lake) \nwww.evanparker.com \nIMPAKT Kollektiv Köln  \nImprovisation und aktuelle Musik Köln \nImpakt ist ein Kollektiv junger MusikerInnen aus Köln\, deren Schnittmenge die frei improvisierte Musik ist. Musik\, die aus der stilistischen und klanglichen Vielfalt der heutigen Zeit erwächst; Musik\, die sich in einem spontanen und konstruktiven Umgang miteinander widerspiegelt. \nDem Zuhörer eröffnen sich musikalische Momente\, in denen die Persönlichkeiten der Musiker\, ihre Ideen und Klangvisionen durchscheinen. Mit Impakt tritt eine Gruppe junger Improvisatoren ans Licht\, deren Mitglieder bereits vielfältig im Kölner Konzert- und Kulturbetrieb vertreten sind. Hiermit wird eine Plattform für frei improvisierte Musik in Köln geschaffen. Die Homepage dokumentiert und informiert über die Aktivitäten des Kollektivs.
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