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Johannes Bauer Johannes Bauer Discography | Diskographie 15.03.2019 2019 – 03 Zlatko Kaucic – Diversity Not Two Records, MW 969-2 Not Two Records, MW 969-2 Zlatko Kaučič – Ground Drums, Percussion Johannes Bauer – Trombone CD#5 »MED-ANA« 1. Med-Ana – 11:34 / 2. Med-Ana – 3:34 / 3. Med-Ana – 8:21 / 4. Med-Ana – 8:52 / 5. Med-Ana – 2:53 / 6. Šmartno Suita – 23:55 Tracks 1 to 5 – Recorded at Medana “Old Movie Theatre” on September 15, 2012. Track 6 – Recorded at Brda Contemporary Music Festival, Italy on September 13, 2014. 5 CDs in single printed paper-sleeves housed in a sturdy cardboard box-set with a magnetic locking. Contains a 12-page booklet with an interview, line-ups, liner notes and photographs. Only CD #5 with Johannes. 2018 – 01 Jeb Bishop, Matthias Müller, Matthias Muche – Konzert für Hannes Not Two Records, MW 961-2 Jeb Bishop – trombone Matthias Müller – trombone Matthias Muche – trombone 1. 07:39 / 2. 06:07 / 3. 09:03 / 4. 07.59 / 5. 07:40 / 6. 07:09 Recorded live at Stadtgarten Köln on May 5th 2016 Tribut Recording Johannes Bauer Discography 2 | 44 2017 – 01 Johannes Bauer / Peter Broetzmann – Blue City Trost Records, TR155 Peter Brötzmann: tenor & alt sax, tarogato, b-flat clarinet Johannes Bauer: trombone 1 Name That Thing 28:42 2 Blue City 5:11 3 Poppy Cock 15:25 4 Heard And Seen 14:05 5 Hot Mess 6:10 Mastered By – Martin Siewer, Photography – Philippe Renaud Live at Blue City Osaka / Japan 16. October 1997 2014 – 02 Barry Guy New Orchestra Small Formations – Mad Dogs On The Loose Not Two Records , MW925-2, 4 × CD, Album Barry Guy bass Maya Homburger baroque violin Raymond Strid percussion Paul Lytton percussion Per Âke Holmlander tuba Johannes Bauer trombone Herb Robertson trumpet Hans Koch tenor & soprano saxes, clarinets Mats Gustafsson baritone & tenor saxes, fluteophone Evan Parker tenor & soprano saxes Agustí Fernández piano Trevor Watts alto sax CD 1 1 Maya Homburger / Hans Koch / Herb Robertson / Raymond Strid [8:42] 2 Johannes Bauer / Barry Guy / Paul Lytton [13:49] 3 Johannes Bauer / Barry Guy / Paul Lytton [4:11] 4 Agustí Fernández / Trevor Watts / Evan Parker [19:16] 5 Mats Gustafsson / Hans Koch / Per-Åke Holmlander [5:41] 6 Mats Gustafsson / Hans Koch / Per-Åke Holmlander [3:43] 7 Mats Gustafsson / Hans Koch / Per-Åke Holmlander [3:16] CD 2 Johannes Bauer Discography 3 | 44 1 Johannes Bauer [9:40] 2 Agustí Fernández / Raymond Strid [14:24] 3 Evan Parker / Barry Guy / Paul Lytton [26:04] CD 3 1 Herb Robertson / Hans Koch / Raymond Strid / Trevor Watts / Evan Parker [27:17] 2 Agustí Fernández / Paul Lytton [15:04] 3 Herb Robertson / Johannes Bauer / Per-Åke Holmlander [14:23] CD 4 1 Tarfala Trio : Mats Gustafsson / Barry Guy / Raymond Strid [25:33] 2 Tarfala Trio : Mats Gustafsson / Barry Guy / Raymond Strid [3:11] 3 Barry Guy New Orchestra : Barry Guy / Agustí Fernández / Evan Parker / Mats Gustafsson / Hans Koch / Herb Robertson / Johannes Bauer / Per-Åke Holmlander / Paul Lytton / Raymond Strid / Trevor Watts [20:22] Recorded during the 7th Krakow Jazz Autumn Festival, Alchemia, Kraków, Poland, 21/22 Nov 2010. 2014 – 01 Barry Guy New Orchestra - AMPHI + RADIO RONDO Intakt CD 235 Barry Guy Bass, Director Agustí Fernández Piano Maya Homburger Baroque violin on «Amphi» Evan Parker, Jürg Wickihalder Saxophone Mats Gustafsson Saxophone, Fluteophone Hans Koch Bass clarinet Herb Robertson Trumpet Johannes Bauer Trombone Per Åke Holmlander Tuba Paul Lytton, Raymond Strid Percussion 1 Amphi 25:35 ( Baroque violin – Maya Homburger ) 2 Radio Rondo 29:34 Recorded at Sankt Johann in Tirol, March 10, 2013 Johannes Bauer Discography 4 | 44 2013 – 05 bouge Vand'Œuvre 1338 Johannes Bauer Trombone Isabelle Duthoit Voice, Clarinet Luc Ex Acoustic Bass 01 Krapplack 1:24 02 Alizarine 0:52 03 Capucine 3:08 04 Cinabre 1:14 05 Pourpre 4:01 06 Ocker 0:30 07 Amarante 1:31 08 Sang 2:23 09 Lava 0:27 10 Vermillon 3:22 11 Zinnoberrot 0:58 12 Tomaat 3:13 13 Carmin 1:30 14 Coquelicot 1:22 15 Rosa 4:54 16 Roest 5:17 17 Vuurrood 1:55 18 Scarlet 1:19 19 Ruby 1:21 20 Aniline 7:26 21 Kirsch 0:28 Recorded at Studio CCAM in April 2012, Live recording on ‘Musique Action’ the 18th of May 2012 2013 – 04 Grid Mesh – Live In Madrid Leo Records CD LR 67 Frank Paul Schubert Alto & Soprano Saxophones Willi Kellers Drums, Remote Piano Andreas Willers Electric Guitar, Devices Johannes Bauer Trombone 1 Part I (17:29) 2. Part IIa (19:14) 3. Part IIb (14:48) Recorded live at the Hurta Cordel Festival, La Casa Encendida, Madrid/Spain, Februar 17, 2011 Johannes Bauer Discography 5 | 44 2013 – 03 Peter Brötzmann - Long Story Short Trost Records TR112 (5-CD box set) 1-1 Sonore – Untitled 06:48 Reeds – Ken Vandermark, Mats Gustafsson, Peter Brötzmann 1-2 Chicago Tentet With John Tchicai – Untitled 25:52 Bass – Kent Kessler, Cello – Fred Lonberg-Holm, Drums – Michael Zerang, Paal Nilssen-Love, Reeds – John Tchicai, Ken Vandermark, Mats Gustafsson, Peter Brötzmann, Trombone – Jeb Bishop, Johannes Bauer, Trumpet – Joe McPhee, Tuba – Per-Åke Holmlander 1-3 Michiyo Yagi | Okkyung Lee | Xu Fengxia – Untitled 16:36 Cello – Okkyung Lee, Guzheng – Xu Fengxia, Koto –Michiyo Yagi 1-4 Peter Brötzmann | Masahiko Satoh | Takeo Moriyama – Untitled 20:52 Drums – Takeo Moriyama, Piano – Masahiko Satoh, Reeds – Peter Brötzmann 22:35 2-1 Joe McPhee | Maâllem Mokhtar Gania | Fred Lonberg-Holm | Michael Zerang – Untitled Cello – Fred Lonberg-Holm Drums – Michael Zerang, Guimbri – Maâllem Mokhtar Gania, Trumpet, Saxophonesax –Joe McPhee 2-2 Peter Brötzmann | Michiyo Yagi | Tamaya Honda –Untitled 28:26 Drums – Tamaya Honda, Koto – Michiyo Yagi, Reeds – Peter Brötzmann 2-3 Peter Brötzmann | Jason Adasiewicz | Sabu Toyozumi –Untitled 14:00 Drums – Sabu Toyozumi, Reeds – Peter Brötzmann, Vibraphone – Jason Adasiewicz 2-4 Dieb13 | Mats Gustafsson | Martin Siewert –Untitled 12:45 Guitar, Effects, Electronics – Martin Siewert, Reeds, Electronics – Mats Gustafsson , Turntables, Effects – Dieb13 3-1 Keiji Haino –Untitled (Electric Guitar, Voice – Keiji Haino) 21:44 3-2 Peter Brötzmann | Bill Laswell | Maâllem Mokhtar Gania | Hamid Drake –Untitled 51:39 Drums – Hamid Drake, Electric Bass – Bill Laswell, Guimbri – Maâllem Mokhtar Gania, Reeds – Peter Brötzmann 4-1 Jeb Bishop | Joe McPhee | Mars Williams | Jason Adasiewicz | Kent Kessler | Tamaya Honda – Untitled 19:33 Bass – Kent Kessler, Drums – Tamaya Honda, Reeds – Mars Williams, Trombone – Jeb Bishop, Trum- pet, Saxophonesax – Joe McPhee, Vibraphone – Jason Adasiewicz 4-2 Hairy Bones – Untitled 21:20 Drums – Paal Nilssen-Love, Electric Bass – Massimo Pupillo, Reeds – Peter Brötzmann, Trumpet, Elec- tronics – Toshinori Kondo 4-3 Masahiko Satoh –Untitled (Piano – Masahiko Satoh) 10:57 4-4 Chicago Tentet With Michiyo Yagi –Concert For Fukushima 27:15 Bass – Kent Kessler, Cello – Fred Lonberg-Holm, Drums – Michael Zerang, Paal Nilssen-Love, Koto – Michiyo Yagi, Reeds – Ken Vandermark, Mats Gustafsson, Peter Brötzmann, Trombone – Jeb Bishop, Johannes Bauer, Trumpet – Joe McPhee, Tuba – Per-Åke Holmlander 5-1 Peter Brötzmann | Eric Revis | Nasheet Waits –Untitled 36:57 Bass – Eric Revis, Drums – Nasheet Waits, Reeds – Peter Brötzmann 5-2 DKV Trio With Mats Gustafsson | Massimo Pupillo | Paal Nilssen-Love –Untitled 11:08 Bass – Kent Kessler Drums – Hamid Drake, Paal Nilssen-Love Electric Bass – Massimo Pupillo Reeds – Ken Vandermark, Mats Gustafsson 5-3 Full Blast – Untitled 07:40 Drums – Michael Wertmüller, Electric Bass – Marino Pliakas, Reeds – Peter Brötzmann 5-4 Caspar Brötzmann Massaker – Untitled 15:21 Drums – Danny Arnold Lommen, Electric Bass – Eduardo Delgado-Lopez, Guitar, Voice – Caspar Brötz- mann Johannes Bauer Discography 6 | 44 Notes 1-1: 3.11.2011, MKH-Fabrik Wels 1-2: 4.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 1-3: 4.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 1-4: 4.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 2-1: 4.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 2-2: 4.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 2-3: 5.11.2011, MKH-Fabrik Wels 2-4: 5.11.2011, MKH-Fabrik Wels 3-1: 5.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 3-2: 5.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 4-1: 5.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 4-2: 5.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 4-3: 5.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 4-4: 5.11.2011, Stadttheater Wels 5-1: 6.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 5-2: 6.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 5-3: 6.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels 5-4: 6.11.2011, Alter Schlachthof Wels Peter Brötzmann curated three days of great music by wonderful musicians from all over the world! Not a retro- spective but a representation of the contemporary musical spheres that Brötzmann and his comrades are investi- gating today. This box documents in 18 performances Brötzmann‘s close ties to the Chicago scene, his inclination to work with Japanese artists, his cultivation of old and new friendships from New York, his faible for African musi- cians and collaborations with his European friends. The extensive compilation emphasizes the vitality and variety of Brötzmann's current work and documents a historical moment of the Unlimited-Festival. 2013 – 02 Peter Brötzmann Chicago Tentet - Concert For Fukushima Trost TR114 (DVD-NTSC) Peter Brötzmann: alto, tenor, baritone sax, clarinet Ken Vandermark: clarinet, tenor saxophone Mats Gustafsson: baritone and tenor saxophones Joe McPhee: pocket trumpet Jeb Bishop , Johannes Bauer: trombone Per Åke Holmlander: tuba Fred Lonberg-holm: cello, electric guitar Kent Kessler: bass Paal Nilssen-Love, Michael Zerang: drums, perc Toshinori Kondo: electric trumpet Michiyo Yagi: 21-string koto, 17-string koto Yoshihide Otomo: electric guitar Akira Sakata: alto saxophone, clarinet, bells 1. Opening Credits 2. Japanese Landscapes 1 (featuring Toshinori Kondo) 3. Japanese Landscapes 2 (featuring Michiyo Yagi) 4. Japanese Landscapes 3 (featuring Otomo Yoshihide) 5. Japanese Landscapes 4 (featuring Akira Sakata) 6.
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