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1•:@•:•11 JAZZ SCHULE LU ZERN ~ 0 IV) Samstag 3 4. Jahrgang Nr. 7 erscheint 6x jahrlich Juli1988 JAZZ FESTIVAL WILLISAU 88 Donnerstag 1. Sept. 20.00 Uhr: Preise KONZERT 1 Karten fur aile Konzerte IPassl Fr 140 - Karten fur Konzert 1 Fr 30 - AFRICAN ROOTS Karten fur Konzert 2 Fr 30 - MAHAMA KONATE & FARAFINA Karten fur Konzert 3 Fr 30 - RAN DY WESTON QUINTET Karten fur Konzert 4 Fr 30 - CHRIS McGREGOR'S Karten fur Konzert 5 Fr 30 - BROTHERHOOD OF BREATH Karten fur Konzert 6 Fr 30 - Fur Vorbestellung! Zustellung Fr 2- Freitag 2. Sept. 20.0C.._..,. Ir: KONZERT 2 Kartenbestellung NEW FUNK AND ORNETTE INTERGALACTIC MAIDEN BALLET Karten werden gegen Vorauszahlung auf das Postcheck-Konto 60-7758-3. Jazz 1n ORNETIE COLEMAN & PRIME TIME W1lllsau. 6130 W1ll1sau . m1t be111egendem E1nzahlungssche1n umgehend zugestellt Samstag 3. Sept. 14.30 Uhr: Furs Ausland nur gegen Vorauszahlung per Check oder 1r.t Zahlungsanwe1sung an KONZERT 3 Jazz 1n Wllllsau, Postfach 167, 6130 Wllllsau THE ART OF THE DUO IRENE SCHWEIZER­ ANDREW CYRILLE Zufahrtswege JIMMY GIUFFRE-ANDRE JAUME DAVID MURRAY-JACK DeJOHNETIE Von Bern. Basel und Zunch auf der Auto· bahn N2 b1s Ausfahrt Dagmersellen. dann Samstag 3. Sept. 20.00 Uhr: Neb1kon-Schotz-W1IIIsau M1t der Bahn v1a Luzern-Wolhusen-WIIIisau oder v1a Lan­ KONZERT 4 Das JAZZ FESTIVAL WILLISAU prasentiert ei ­ genthai-Huttwii-WIIIIsau ne breite Pallette von zeitgen6ssischem EUROPAMERICA Jazz und seiner musikalischen Randgebiete PETER SCHARLI SPECIAL CHOICE und f indet dieses Jahr zum vierzehnten Mal D1e Konzerte f1nden aile 1n der hblzernen. BUTCH MORRIS & start. renov1erten · X.COMMUNIC~ - .} N Das JAZZ FESTIVAL WILLISAU wird von der LOOSE TL.ruCS Stiftung Pro Helvetia und den ersichtlichen Festhalle Sponsoren unterstutzt. statt Unm1ttelbar daneben bef1ndet s1ch Sonntag 4. Sept. 14.30 Uhr: der KONZERT 5 NEW YORK NOW Campingplatz HANK ROBERTS ENSEMBLE POWER TOOLS : D1eser steht den Fest1valbesuchern grat1s FRISELL -GIBBS-JACKSON zur Verfugung Als Unterkunft steht auch Sel das Sonntag 4. Sept. 20.00 Uhr: KONZERT 6 Matratzenlager . DEDICATIONS Shades of Bud Powell: THE HERB \!J/ 1m Sportzentrum gegen eme Unkostenge­ buhr von Fr 3 - pro Nacht zur Verfugung ROBERTSON BRASS ENSEMBLE ARCHIE SHEPP QUINTETI WITH ~t©~~~~l)alllt ANNETIE LOWMAN Restaurant -Zeit KONZERTE IM ZELT \llillisall H1er w1rd e1n v1elfalt1ges Angebot an Spel­ sen und Cetranken se1111ert Das Sort1ment Donnerstag 1. Sept. 18.00 llhr: und d1e Pre1se werden gegenuber dem INTERKANTONALE BLASABr R VorJahr stark verbessertl H1er f1nden Je­ weiiS auch d1e Zeit -Konzerte statt Freitag 2. Sept. 18.00 Uhr: Verlangerung b1s 02.00 Uhr KEN Me INTYRE & WORKSHOP 1•:@•:•11 JAZZ SCHULE LU ZERN ~ 0 IV) Samstag 3. Sept. 12.00 Uhr: Information LAMBA PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE ~ Jazz 1n W1lhsau . Postfach. CH-6130 Wllllsau. N Sonntag 4. Sept. 12.00 Uhr: <t: Tel 045-8127 31 FEDERICO SCHNEIDER BAND Donnerstag 1. Sept 20.00 Uhr: Freitag 2. Sept 20.00 Uhr: Samstag 3. Sept 14.30 Uhr: NZERT 1 ,KONZERT 2 KONZERT 3 AFRICAN ROOTS NEW FUNK AND ORNETTE THE ART OF THE DUO MAHAMA KONATE & FARAFI NA . THE INTERGALACTIC MAIDEN BALLET IRENE SCHWEIZER- ANDREW CYRILLE RANDY WESTON QUINTET ORNETTE COLEMAN & PRIME TIME JIMMY GIUFFRE-ANDRE JAUME CHRIS Me GREGOR'S BROTHERHOOD DAVID MURRAY- JACK De JOHNETIE OF BREATH Mit einer farbigen und vielseitigen Afrikanacht Mit New Funk. dem dominierenden Sound der Duos hatten im Jazz schon immer eine beson­ wird das 14. Jazz Festival Willisau eroffnet. achtziger Jahre, geht es in die zweite Willisauer dere Bedeutung. Willisau bringt an diesem Sam­ Die Musik- und Tanzgruppe FARAFINA kommt Jazznacht. Dass dabei weit mehr geboten wird stagnachmittag drei besondere musikalische aus der Stadt Burkina-Faso in Obervolta und als Allerweltsfunk im Discosound scheintjedem Leckerbissen. spielt eine authentische westafrikanische Musik klar. der die genialen Qualitaten eines ORNETIE mit Originalinstrumenten wie Balafon. Baras. COLEMAN und die Schweizer Funkgruppe Nr.1. Nachdem IRENE SCHWEIZER. die passionierte Djembe und Flaten. Die Gruppe steht unter der THE INTERGALACTIC MAIDEN BALLET. kennt. und konsequent arbeitende Personlichkeit der Leitung von Mahama Konate, dem wahl virtuo­ Und trotzdem: In erster Linie werden Body and europaischen Free Music Scene sich schon oft sesten Balafonisten Westaf rikas. Die Auftritte Soul angesprochen! in Duos betatigte. wird sie diesmal auf den ame­ von FARAFINA bestechen durch ungemeine Le­ rikanischen Superschlagzeuger ANDREW CYRIL­ bendigkeit und Oberschaumende Spielfreude. Der Name INTERGALACTIC MAIDEN BALLET LE treffen. Ein gemeinsamer Nenner scheint konnte irrefuhren, denn im Quintett spielt we­ gegeben: die musikalische Entwicklung der bel­ Der grosse Pianist RANDY WESTON hat seine der ein Madchen noch eine Frau. Ein Ballett ist den ist am ehesten von Cecil Taylor beeinflusst musikalischen Beeinflussungen schon fruh in es insofem. als die vereinnehmende. schlicht den nordafrikanischen Musikkulturen gesucht. gewaltige lntensitat dieses Free-funk-Rock­ Mit dem amerikanischen Multireedspieler JIM­ r~ <: uchte er doch schon 1963 erstmals mit sei- Jazz-Ensembles tatsachllch zu bewegten Figu­ MY GIUFFRE kommt einer der wichtigsten Musi­ Band Afrika. Seither lebt und arbeitet dieser ren und Luftsprungen einladt. Die Musiker des ker der Jazzgeschichte nach Wiliisau. Seine mu­ e 1flussreiche Pianist hauptsachlich in Nord­ MAIDEN BALLET gehoren der neuen Musikerge­ sikalischen Konzepte haben die Entwicklung afrika. Seine hervorragende Band ist teils mit neration an, die hor- und spurbar alles fur ihren des Jazz weit mehr beeinflusst als sein heutiger afrikanischen. teils mit amerikanischen Topsoli­ musikalischen Ausdruck hergeben. welcher wie Status vermuten lasst. Sein Zusammentreffen sten besetzt. ein beeindruckender Spiegel der heutigen. tag­ mit dem inspirierten franzosischen Reedman taglich erlebten Umwelt wirkt. ANDRE JAUME durfte zu einem spannenden Der sudafrikanische Pianist und Bandleader Ereignis werden. CHRIS Me GREGOR verliess 1964 mit seiner Band Der aus Texas stammende ORNETIE COLEMAN •Blue Notes• sein vom Rassismus beherrschtes hat schon einmal - Ende der fUnfziger Jahre­ •Great Black Music» zu zweit wird mit dem Duo Land, um in Europa die musikalische Laufbahn die Jazzentwicklung entscheidend beeinflusst der belden Koriphaen DAVID MURRAY (Saxopho­ fortzusetzten. 1970 grundete Me GREGOR seine War es damals der sogenannte Freejazz. so leg­ ne und Klarinettenl und JACK DeJOHNETIE erste •Brotherband of Breath•. eine Grossfor­ te er in den siebziger Jahren den kreativen (diesmal nur mit Schlagzeug) zeiebriert werden. mation. die afrikanische und englische Musiker Grundstein zum New Funk von heute. Stilbil­ Die belden haben zusammen schon oft fur vereint und einen vorwiegend von sudafrikani­ dende Musiker wie James Blood Ulmer. Ronald grosse Momente gesorgt - beide haben auch schen Rhvthmen getragenen dynamischen Shannon Jackson oder Jamaladeen Tacuma ka­ in Willisau schon unvergessliche Highlights ge­ Jazz spielt. Seine neueste •BROTHERHOOD OF men aus seiner Prime Time-Kuche. ORNETIE boten. BREATH• setzt sich in gleicherWeise aus hervor­ COLEMANS Musik basiert seitjeher ebenso auf ragenden Topsolisten zusammen. die ein bro­ dem schwarzen Rhythm' and Blues wie auf dem Irene Schweizer p, Andrew CVrille dr. delndes musikalisches Feuerwerk auf die BOh­ lntellekt. Sein neuer Funk ist eine Grossstadt­ ne bringen. musik mit eindringlichem Puis und heissen elek­ Jimmy Giuffre cl, bel, ts, Andrll Jaume cl. bel. trischen Mustern. Der Elektrofunk der PRIME TI­ ts. Mahama Konate balafon. voc. Adam Ye Paco ME BAND ist der ideale Teppich fur Coiemans Q.iembe, dance, soungalo coullbary fl. mara­ grossartige Soli. David Murray ts. bel. fl. Jack DeJohnette dr. cas, Tlawara Kelta tama. soucon, Leopold Sa ­ ORNETIE COLEMAN wird ja am 28. Aug. an den perc. nou bara. Lassana sanon balafon. dance. B~h Winterthurer Musikwochen zusammen mit Palm bara. dance. dem dortigen Stadtorchester die •Skies of America•-Suite auffuhren, ehe er mit der PRIME tdY weston p, Tallb Klbwe as. fl. Benny Po­ TIME BAND in Willisau seine funkig-rockige Seite well tb, Tom Me Kenzie b, Eric Asante perc. prasentieren wird. Chris Me Gregor p, Annie Whitehead tb. Harald Haerter g, Roland Philipp saxes. Tho­ Fayyar VlrJI tb, Dave De Fries tp, flh. Harry mas Jordl b, Jojo Mayer dr, Biboul Daroulche Beckett tp, flh. Claude Deppa tp, flh. Julian perc. ArgUelles fl. saxes. Robert Jurltz as, bassoon. Steve Williamson as. ts. Chris Biscoe as. ts, cl. ornette Coleman as. tp, viol. Charles Ellerbe Jeff Gordon ts, fl. cl. Ernest Mathie b, Gilbert g, Bern Nix g, Chris Walker b. AI Mac Dowell b. Matthews dr. Mlnu Clnelu perc. Tony Mako­ Denardo Coleman dr. keyboards. perc. Calvin nlc perc. weston dr. Samstag 3. Sept. 20.00 Uhr: Sonntag 4. Sept. 14.30 Uhr: Sonntag 4. Sept. 20.00 Uhr: KONZERT 4 KONZERT 5 KONZERT 6 EUROPAMERICA NEW YORK NOW DEDICATIONS PETER SCHARLI SPECIAL CHOICE HANK ROB ERTS ENSEMBLE Shades of Bud Powell: THE HE RB BUTCH MORRIS & X-<::OMMUNICATION POWER TOOLS: ROBERTSON BRASS ENSEMBLE LOOSE TUBES FRISELL -GIBBS-JACKSON ARCH IE SH EPP QUINTET WITH ANNETTE LOWMAN Ein breitgefachertes Programm bietet die New York ist immer noch der wichtige musikali­ Unter dem Motto DEDICATIONS findet das 14. Samstagnacht. wobei ein aktuelles Musikschaf­ sche Schmelztiegel des internationalen Jazz. Willisauer Jazz Festival seinen gehaltvollen und fen aus den USA und Europa prasentiert wird. Zwei der kreativsten New Yorker Bands bestrei­ wurdigen Abschluss. ten diesen •heissen• Sonntagnachmittag. Den Auftakt macht PETER SCHARLI mit seiner
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