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Info MS NQ 2 English MARTIN SCHABERL New Quartet Austrian Music Project MARTIN SCHABERL New Quartet line up Martin Schaberl - frame & electric guitars, live loops, vocals Burkhard Frauenlob - piano, keyboards Wolfram Derschmidt - bass Klemens Marktl - drums Austrian Music Project MARTIN SCHABERL New Quartet Martin Schaberl has been a regular on the Austrian jazz scene for more than 25 years. He has led numerous ensembles, toured and taught both nationally and internationally (Europe, USA, Brazil) and has taken part in the recording of various CD and DVD projects. After working for two years with a chamber music octet (jazz quartet and string quartet), composing and arranging music for big band and symphonic orchestra, he is now focusing once again on a smaller formation. Martin has fulfilled a long term wish by bringing not only bass player Wolfram Derschmidt - former member of Schaberl´s various bands, but also percussionist Klemens Marktl as new members into the band. Derschmidt and Marktl have played together for many years and are the backbone of the new ensemble. The long-term guitar-bass-percussion line-up of regulars will now be extended with the fantastic keyboards and piano player Burkhard Frauenlob; thus bringing a competent colleague on board who can bring Schaberl’s ideas to fruition. The challenge lies in finding the intricate possibilities of harmonising the guitar and keyboard, and consequently from the resulting lyrical and chamber music-like pieces and arrangements. Each one of these globally tried and tested musicians are welcomed to teach and/or perform in all four corners of the world. “An Austrian project and the new instrumentation will be revealed in 2018” – Martin Schaberl, 01/18 Martin Schaberl (AT) frame & electric guitars, loops, vocals, composition Studied/graduated distinction grade from the University of Music and performing Arts in Graz, Austria, Department of jazz and Music Pedagogy. Studied/collaborated with Karl Ratzer, Christian Rover, Guido Jeszenszky, Wolfgang Muthspiel, Harry Pepl, Wayne Brasel, John Abercrombie etc. During his studies, collaborated with the New York Voices, Marc Johnson, Bob Mintzer, Jerry Bergonzi, Bobby Shew, Niels-Henning Orsted-Pedersen, Bill Dobbins etc. Taught at international workshops, invited to give workshops at the Webster University St. Louis, USA; the Jazz Department of the music conservatory of Chicago, USA; São Paulo (Brazil); Fortaleza (Brazil); Kracow (Poland); Buenos Aires (Argentina); Kathmandu (Nepal). Invited to perform on a festival tour in California (USA) with André Bush, Ricardo Peixoto, Jon Evans and Alan Hall. Performances with world renowned musicians such as Dino Saluzzi, Lee Konitz, Art Lande, Mark Murphy, John Scofield’s rhythm section Adam Deitch and Jesse Murphy, Sheila Jordan, Jay Clayton, Fritz Pauer etc. Performances in Austria, Germany, Slovenia, Serbia, Poland, the USA, Brazil; International Jazz Festivals in Vienna, Wiesen, Warsaw, Kraców, Kragujevac, Maribor, Ljubljana, EXPO 2000 Hannover etc. Burkhard Frauenlob (AT) piano, keyboards Studied/graduated jazz piano with Harald Neuwirth, Fritz Pauer, Bill Dobins from the University of Music and performing Arts in Graz, Austria. Plays piano and writes arrangements for the big band in Lungau, where he played with Randy Brecker, Bob Mintzer, James Morrison, Nils Landgren,Adrian Mears, Robert Bachner, Klaus Dickbauer, Bart van Liers and many more. He composed and arranged two CD productions (“Soulmiles” and “Message in the music”) together with ´Incognito´ singer Momrelle, nominated for the Austrian Amadeus Music Award. He also played in Hubert von Goisern’s band for four years, during which time four CDs and two DVDs were produced (Fön, Iwasig, Trad I and Trad II). He accompanied Hubert von Goisern on his tours of Africa, Middle- and Eastern Europe. He has taken part in the Wolfgang Pointner Quartet, Jazz-Fusion with Stephan Kondert, Philip Kopmajer and guitarist Wolfgang Pointner, and performed in concerts with Martin Grubinger Percussive Planet Ensemble. Further projects include those with Ismael Barrios, Toninho Porto, Insingizi, Mamadou Diabate, Stefan Padinger, Alberto Lovinson, Tom Reif, Raphael Meinhart, Csaba Schmitz, Richie Winkler, Bernhard Wimmer, Kurt Gersdorf, Lena Mentschel, Wolfgang Tozzi, Franziska Hatz, Johannes Lafer and many more. Member of the television show band “Red Blues” in the programme „Sport & Talk im Hangar 7“on Servus-TV . Since 2009 he is employed by the Johann-Joseph-Fux music conservatory in Graz. Wolfram Derschmidt (AT) double & electric bass Began his career at the music school in Linz and Wels; at first with cello and later with clarinet. Studied double bass at the University of Music and performing Arts in Graz, Austria, Department of jazz at Wayne Darling and Adelhard Roidinger. Member of numerous jazz bands, including Hollotrio, Blue Brass, Ars Futura, LandLuft, Stafford James String Project, Irina Karamarkovic Band. Has played with Art Farmer, Toots Thielemans, Peter O`Mara, Bosko Petrovic, Ack van Rooyen, Terje Rypdal, Woody Schabata, Wolfgang Puschnig, Toninho Horta, Malachi Thompson, Dwight Trible, Mike Abene, Douglas Sides, Eddie Henderson, Karlheinz Miklin, Ines Reiger, Donald Smith, Mansur Scott, Oliver Lake, DJ Shantel, Bennie Maupin, Mark Johnson, Linda Sharrock, Kirk Lightsey, Carlos Garnett, Gregory Porter, Donald Smith, Carmen Bradford, and many more. Several commitments at various festivals such as the Zagreb Jazzfair, Jazzfest Wiesen, JVC Jazzfestival, Gmundner Festwochen, Jazztage Viersen, Burghausen, Imatra (Finnland), Imst, Schwaz, Inntoene, Wels, Passau, Muhu (Estonia), Washington, Thorshaven, Rijeka, Straubing. Klemens Marktl (AT) drums The drummer from Klagenfurt/Carinthia/Austria, band leader and composer, Klemens Marktl began classical piano lessons at the age of six, then changed to drum lessons when he was thirteen. He studied at the music conservatory in Klagenfurt, Den Haag and Amsterdam and took private lessons in New York from, amongst others Carl Allen, Ralph Peterson Jr., Ari Hoenig, Greg Hutchinson and John Riley. Marktl lived in Holland from 1997 to 2003 where he won many prizes including 1st prize at the „Leiden Jazz Award” (NL) in 2001. After recording his first CD, “The Challenge” (Jazz’n Arts 2103) in January 2003, he moved to New York for 2 years, where he played with Vincent Herring, Rob Bargad, Aaron Goldberg, Chris Cheek and Matt Penman. During this time, the drummer, who was nominated for the 2006 “Hans Koller Sideman of the Year Award“, directed his own quartet with saxophonist Chris Cheek, pianist Aaron Goldberg und Bass player Matt Penman. He also recorded his second CD „Ocean Avenue“ (Fresh Sound New Talent 240) with these excellent musicians in 2004 in Brooklyn. He has been living in Vienna since September 2004 and takes part in several projects throughout Europe and overseas, and plays amongst others with George Garzone, Seamus Blake, James Morrison, Johannes Weidenmüller, Peter Madsen, Erich Kleinschuster, Wolfgang Muthspiel, Barry Harris, Jesse van Ruller, Renato Chicco, Federico Casagrande, Stefano Senni, Jeff Davis, Demain Cabaud, Jure Pukl, Michael Erian, Primus Sitter, Heinz von Hermann, Rick Margitza, Kenny Werner, Herwig Gradischnig, Andy Middleton, Martin Reiter, Johannes Enders, Harry Sokal, Christian Havel, Robert Bachner Big Band, Piotr Wojtasik and Marc Abrams. Since 2011, he is a professor for jazz drums and rhythmics at the Carinthian music conservatory in Klagenfurt/Austria. Ausgewählte Diskographie Martin Schaberl CONTACT / BOOKING Martin Schaberl www.martinschaberl.com [email protected] Phone +43-650-2666665.
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