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Domicil40! 1969 – 2009 Jazz World Music Avantgarde in Dortmund Impressum Mitglieder Inhalt 1 domicil40! 1969 – 2009 jazz world music avantgarde in dortmund impressum mitglieder inhalt 40 Jahre domicil – Die Jubiläumszeitung Aktive Mitglieder 3 grußworte domicil Dortmund e.V. Christoph Aderholz, Gürcan Alev, Susann Bach, Maryam Hansastraße 7 – 11, 44137 Dortmund Baghery, Heinz-Joachim Bahr, Michael Batt, Michael Rainer 4 wie alles anfing 26 dienstleister domicil Berger, Karin Blöcher, Stefan Blohm, Jesper Boenke, Ralph Vorstand Udo Wagener (1. Vorsitzender) parallele welten 29 Brix, Ute Brüggemann, Jürgen Brunsing, Franziska Burkhard, 7 mal tacheles Telefon 0231 – 862 90 30 (Büro gGmbH) Dorothea Dannert, Aysun Demir, Karl-Heinz Deyer, Maksim www.domicil-dortmund.de 8 bühne frei für‘s ehrenamt 30 shake your booty, baby Diagilew, Nicola Dornseifer, Doris Feindt, Ulrike Flaspöhler, V.i.S.d.P. Udo Wagener Astrid Fliedner, Uwe Forsthövel, Uwe Geitner, Dr. Vera Gerling, 10 vierzig gründe, das domicil zu mögen 32 kunstausstellungen im domicil Jörg Gerlings, Michael Gremmelmaier, Stu Grimshaw, Michael Idee und Konzept Günter U. Maiß Gründel, Julia Haase, Andreas Heuser, Achim Kämper, Markus 12 ein musikmöbel mit profil 34 lebe wohl leopoldstraße! hallo hansastraße! 2Chefredakteur Ralph Brix Keil, Anke Klusmeier, Stefan Kronenberg, Sebastian Kruse, Mario Küchler, Dr. Klaus Kwetkat, Ludger Lammers, Jürgen 14 domicil milestones 37 hansastraße und co. Redaktion (Konzept, Text, Bild) Leuchtmann, Gerald Linning-Droste, Jeannette Lochny, Günter Günter U. Maiß, Andre Noll, Frank Scheele 17 wer vor stand 38 mehr als nur ein kurzer auftritt Maiß, Gabriele Maleike, Petra Mecklenburg, Torsten Michael, Autoren Michael Batt (mb), Ralph Brix (rab), Gün- Crispin Müller, Elke Nachtigall, Andre Noll, Hans-Joachim 18 montag? – da is‘ domicil! 40 pinnwand ter U. Maiß (gum), Andre Noll (anno), Waldo Riedl Nölle, Uwe Plath, Jens Pollheide, Lothar Potnek, Thomas (wr), Martin Schüttler (ms), Horst Ziemann (hz) Rechenberg, Petra Rüdiger-Eggers, Dilek Sahin, Sarikaya 19 das soundlabor 42 geschicht(ch)en Sevgi, Norbert Schäfer, Frank Scheele, Albert Schimanski, Dr. Gastautoren Michael Batt (Kulturbüro), Stefan Volker Schlepütz, Dr. Peter Schmid, Gabriele Schmidt, Stefan 20 live-loops und strom-schafe 43 remember the past Bauer, Michael Rüsenberg Schneider, Michael Schubert, Udo Schulz, Ulrike Schulz, Martin 21 klares bekenntnis 44 warum eigentlich heute noch jazz? Fotos Ralph Brix (rab), Stephan Blohm (sb), Katie Schüttler, Joe Siegert, Gabi Storb-Koch, Rainer Tameling, Kai Ficek (kf), Uwe Geitner (ug), Christoph Giese (cg), Teranski, Franz-Josef Teupe, Udo Wagener, Claudia Werner, 22 ans domicil 45 top 5 Karin Hess (kh), Ayssa Maiß (am), Günter Ulrich Christian Westphalen, Ulrich Wollenweber, Daniel Wrede, Birgit Maiß (gum), Andre Noll (anno), Lothar Potnek (lp), Ziemann, Horst Ziemann, Jan Ziemann 25 der vierte raum 46 labor und kulturbetrieb Michael Printz (mp), Frank Scheele (fs), Noemi Fördermitglieder Schmidt (ns), Malte Schneider (ms), Stephan Beatrice Apker, Brigitte Arndt-Pagè, Levent Arslan, Johannes Schütze (ss), Conny Suhan (cs), Franz Josef Becher, Dirk Becker, Benjamin Beckmann, Jörg Berger, Teupe (fjt), Mark Wohlrab (mw), Stadtarchiv, Frank Hermann Bömer, Andreas Boxhammer, Lutz Brauckhoff, Dr. Peterschröder (fp), Waldo Riedl (wr), nicht benannte Michael Brenscheidt, Jürgen Czisch, Rolf Michael Dahlmann, Fotos: domicil Archiv Sebastian Diel, Elmar Dissinger, Silvia Dundack, Helena Ehlert, Titelbild Foto: Karsten Kleffmann, Andre Noll, Monika Färber, Matthias Fehn, Detlef Friedrich, Hans-Jürgen sponsoren Frank Scheele | Tattoo-Illustration: Fußy, Eike Galle, Rainer Gerdes, Klaus Gerlach, Doris Goldbach, Karsten Kleffmann (www.karsten-kleffmann.de) Sopie Graebsch-Wagener, Felix Alejandro Gutierrez, Andreas Model: Michael Schulz-Runge Gutjahr, Wieland Halbroth, Gabriele Hampel, Hans Heeg, Martin Heiderich, Jutta Heinke, Christoph Hermsen, Barbara Hölscher, Designkonzeption, Grafik, Layout, Satz Ulla Illerhaus, Wolfgang Jellinghaus, Dr. Roland Kischkel, Kooperation »noll & gestaltend«: Jörn Frederik Klein, Peter Kozlowski, Reinhard Kroll, Bettina Andre Noll – Büro für Kommunikationsdesign Kronenberg, Eva Küllmer, Andreas Kürten, Jörg Langanke, (www.lookatnoll.de) Veit Lange, Rüdiger Lecking, Jörg Leyk, Eva Maiß, Dr. Martin gestaltend – Designbüro Frank Scheele Maiß, Sebastian Müller, Sebastian Müller-Eckhard, Michael (www.gestaltend.de) Naumann, Prof. Dr. Lilli Neumann, Manfred Oeynhausen, Druck Gebr. Lensing GmbH & Co. KG. Eva-Maria Osadolor, Paul G. Otte, Jürgen Overkott, Wolfang Platzeck, Roswitha-Maria Pohlmann, Stefanie Preik, Romana Auflage 10.000 Stück Przybilla, Sya Rabstein, Wilfried Raschke, Christian Rath, Sylvia partner Unser Dank gilt allen, die diese Zeitung Rebling, Gerrit Rentz, Dr. Eberhardt Reusse, Eric Richards, ermöglicht haben: Getränke Weidlich, Kulturbüro Daniela Rothenburg, Nazar Saeed, Peter Saßmannshausen, Ralf Dortmund, Musikhaus Jellinghaus, Radeberger Schrabbe, Ingo Senst, Sigrid Soballa, Friedhelm Spanka, Hendrik Gruppe, RWE Westfalen-Weser-Ems, Signal Iduna, Spiegel, Klaus Tödtmann, Uwe Trillitzsch, Babett Wallek, Titus Sparkasse Dortmund, WDR 3. Desweiteren danken Wallek, Hans Wanning, Barbara Wege, Helma Weisenborn, Klaus wir Gebr. Lensing GmbH & Co KG; allen Künstlern, Weskamm, Sebastian Wiemhöfer, Peter Wirth, Torsten Witt, Dr. Mitgliedern und Gästen, die geduldig unserer Peter Wittershagen, Wim Wollner, Dr. Inge Zeller Fragen harrten: Gürcan Alev, Maja Bernard, Stu Ehrenmitglieder Grimshaw, Andreas Heuser, Carsten Helmich, Ehrenvorsitzende: Glen Buschmann (†), Peter Weißenborn (†), Jimmy Horschler, Ute Kidess, Wolfgang Kienast, Michael Batt, Günter Ulrich Maiß | Ehrenvorstände: Wolf GUS Jan Klare, Badre Lammaghi, dem Don McCaslin Gemeinschaft Escher, Werner Wicke, Gernot Weinzierl, Albert Schimanski, unabhängiger Trio, Franziska Mollis, Werner Panke, Albert Spielstätten Axel Erlewein, Oliver Buschmann, Volker Schade, Ralf Schimanski, Sandra & Mark Scholtz, Horst Stölzig, Schrabbe, Ute Brüggemann, Gabriele Schmidt, Waldo Riedl, Sebastian Schalkau, Sven Uhrmann, Andreas Wolf Werner Panke, Norbert Eggers | Ehrenmitglieder: Anja für ihre Unterstützung und Einblicke; den Grafik- Schwarz, Helga Escher, Fritz Rieke und Fotostudenten der Fachhochschule Dortmund; Elke Nachtigall für ihre Lyrik; dem Stadtarchiv Mitarbeiter domicil gGmbH Dortmund für die Kooperation; unseren Partnerin- Waldo Riedl, Mark Scholtz, Sanjin Milojevic, nen und Familien für ihre Geduld. Sandra Scholtz, Sebastian Schalkau domicil Douple Stompers | Peter Brötzmann | Han Bennink | Dave Pike | Volker Kriegel | Albert Mangelsdorff | Joachim Kühn | sonst Gründung des ECM-Labels | Bundesgartenschau Dortmund | Nixon wird US-Präsident | erste Mondlandung | Brandt wird Kanzler |Woodstock Festival | letztes Beatles-Konzert | 1969 Premiere „Spiel mir das Lied vom Tod“ | Hamburger Star-Club schließt | 1. ZDF-Hitparade | verschiedene Boris Karloff | Paul Chambers | Coleman Hawkins | Brian Jones | Walter Gropius | Otto Dix | Theodor W. Adorno | Ludwig Mies van der Rohe | platten Miles Davis – Bitches Brew | The Beatles – Abbey Road grußworte Der Dortmunder Jazzclub domicil wird in diesem Jahr 40 Jahre „alt“. Solch ein Ereig- Das domicil lebt. nis ist in den Geschichtsbüchern einer Stadt – auch und gerade in Dortmund – schon Am 14. März 1969 war es soweit: das domicil konnte eine eigene Spielstätte eröffnen. 40 etwas Außergewöhnliches: Eine (Kultur)Einrichtung, die sich zunächst auf ein rein Jahre sind seitdem vergangen, viele Menschen haben den Verein geprägt und zu dem privates Engagement und den dazugehörenden Enthusiasmus stützt, dann mit an- gemacht, was er heute ist: laut laut dem führenden US-Musikmagazin »down beat« fänglicher Hilfe durch die Stadt über viele Jahre mehr oder weniger selbstständig eine der 100 besten Spielstätten für den Jazz auf der Welt! und eigenverantwortlich zu einer auch international allerersten Adresse in der Mu- Das Leben des domicil fing im Untergrund an, im Keller unter einer Kindertagesstät- sikszene entwickelt - das findet sich nicht (mehr) so häufig heutzutage. te. Heute befinden wir uns zentral in der Dortmunder Innenstadt. Mit einer einma3- ligen Leistung unserer Mitglieder (15.000 geleistete Und fast schon zwangsläufig ist das domicil im Laufe Stunden) wurde es geschafft! Aber dies hätte nicht der Jahre so auch zu einem verlässlichen Partner der gereicht, wenn nicht auch Politik und Verwaltung der städtischen Kultur und aus dem ehemaligen „Jazz- Stadt Dortmund dieses Vorhaben unterstützt hätten. club“ mittlerweile ein „Zentrum für Aktuelle Musik“ So eröffnete das neue domicil am 21. Oktober 2005. für eine ganze Region geworden. Nicht zuletzt der kontinuierlichen und intensiven Zusammenarbeit und Geändert hat sich in den zurückliegenden 40 Jahren Vernetzung auf verschiedenen Ebenen sowie einer einiges. Z. B. sind heute die Hälfte der aktiven Mitglie- beständigen kommunalen Förderung in den letzten der Frauen. Die Veranstaltungsdichte und Bandbreite Jahren ist zu verdanken, dass das domicil wichtige der Musik im domicil hat enorm zugenommen, mit Entwicklungsschritte machen und schließlich im Jahre Clubkonzerten bieten wir bei freiem Eintritt Besu- 2005 im „Musikquartier“ des Brückstraßen-Viertels an der Hansastraße unmittelbar chern die Gelegenheit unsere Musik kennen zu lernen. in der Dortmunder City sein attraktives neues „Domizil“ eröffnen konnte – in der Nachbarschaft von Konzerthaus, Orchesterzentrum und Chorakademie. Apropos kennenlernen: Sie halten eine Zeitung in Händen, die Vereinsmitglieder und Gast-
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