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Jazz in Der Dieselstrasse 7. Mai 1986 – 4. Mai 2019 JAZZ IN DER DIESELSTRASSE Akkordeon : Richard Galliano, Vincent Peirani, Otto Lechner, Bratko Bibic, Lars Hollmer (†), Guy Klucevsek, Maria Kalaniemi, Luciano Biondini, Giani Coscia, Jean- Louis Matinier, Antonello Salis, Manfred Leuchter, Hans Hassler, Luis Di Matteo, Egor Zabelov, Accordion Tribe, Accordions Go Crazy, Mike Adcock, Motion Trio, Zeena Parkins, Stefan Hussong, Rüdiger Carl, Christophe Girard, Jean-Francois Baez, Kathrin Pfeifer, Stefan Hiss, Tobias Escher, Rudi Zapf, Albin Brun, Attwenger . Baß : Gary Peacock, Palle Danielsson, Aladar Pege (†), Barry Guy, Mark Helias, Mark Dresser, John Lindberg, Dew Gress, Thomas Morgan, Eberhard Weber, Peter Kowald (†), Anthony Cox (†), Cecil McBee, Fred Hopkins (†), Jamaaladeen Tacuma, Michael Formanek, John Hebert, Mat Brewer, Sirone (†), Anders Jormin, Arild Andersen, Henri Texier, Barre Philips, Renaud Garcia-Fons, Bruno Chevillon, J. J. Avenell, Didier Levallet, J. F. Jenny Clarke (†), Joëlle Léandre, Furio DiCastri, Pailino DellaPorta, David Friesen, Thyrone Brown, Juini Booth, Alex Blake, Lindsey Horner, Marc Abrms, Elliot Sharp, Wayne Darling, Ed Schuller, Harvie Swartz, Tony Scherr, Dave King, Bradley Jones, Lonnie Plaxico, Jay Oliver (†), Ali Haurand, Bobby Burry, Bänz Oester, Stumo Takeishi, Akira Ando, Kato Hideki, Shadhzad Ismaily, Wilber Morris, Joe Fonda, Jeff Denson, Moppa Elliot Bill Huntington, Gunnar Plümer, Günter Lenz, Dieter Ilg, Thomas Heidepriem, Thomas Stabenow, Adelhard Roidinger, Wolfgang Schmid, Klavs Hofman, Manfred Bründl, Jürgen Wuchner, Dieter Manderscheid, Karo Höfler, Veit Hübner, Oli Mascha, Henrik Mumm, Christoph Winckel, Jean-Luis Rassinfosse, Yves Torchinsky, Claude Tchamitchian, Stephan Schmolck, Sebastian Schuster, Dietmar Fuhr, Peter Bockius, Florian King, . Cello : Ernst Reijseger, Tom Cora (†), Hank Roberts, Tristan Honsinger, Muneer Abdul Fataath, Vincent Courtois, Günter Christmann, Martin Schütz, Raoul van der Weide, Asja Valsic, Melissa Coleman, Friedemann Dähn, Roland Gräter, . Drehorgel : Pierre Charial, . Fagott : Lindsay Cooper, . Gitarre : Fred Frith, Uwe Kropinski, Harry Pepl (†), John Abercrombie, Ralph Towner, Jabob Bro, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Peter O’Mara, Mary Halvorson, Mitch Watkins, James Emery, Allan Jaffe, Elliot Sharp, Kalle Kalima, Bill Bickford, René Lussier, Hasse Poulsen, Noel Akchoté, Adam Rafferty, Marc Ducret, Philippe Deschepper, Nick Didkowsky, Christy Doran, Nguyén Lê, Karl Ritter, Hans Reichel (†), Wolfgang Muthspiel, Andreas Willers, Stephan Wittwer, Peter Wölpl, Lothar Schmitz, Jan Kuiper, Bireli Lagrene, Vic Juris, John Etheridge, Marc Stewart, Ferens Snétberger, Antonio Riuz „Kiko“, Philipp Schauffelberger, Sammy Vomačka, Toto Blanke, Torsten de Winkel, Werner Neumann, John Schröder, Dirk Mündelein, Jo Ambros, Tim Hodgkinson, Dave Tucker, Martin Müller, Werner Acker, Christoph Berner, Jürgen Kipp, Ralf Illenberger, Steffen Münster, . Harfe : Zeena Parkins, Park Stickney, . Horn/Alphorn : Tom Varner, Kate Westbrook, Django Bates, Arkady Shilkloper,Eliana Burki, Hans Kennel, Balthasar Streiff, . Mundharmonika : Howard Levy, . Orgel : Barbara Dennerlein, Florian Ross, … Piano : Joachim Kühn, Mal Waldron (†), Aki Takase, Keith Jarrett, Yosuke Yamashita, Alexander von Schlippenbach, Michael Wollny, Bobo Stenson, Ketil Bjoernstad, Uri Caine, Ralph Towner, Myra Melford, Joanne Brackeen, Marilyn Crispell, Geri Allen (†) , Jason Lindner, Elvira Plenar, Irène Schweizer, Jean-Michel Pilc, Omar Sosa, Aruàn Ortiz, David Helbock, Yaron Herman, Omer Klein, Silvie Courvoisier, Jasper van t’Hof, Christine Wodrascka, Django Bates, Keith Tippett, Matthew Shipp, Mike Westbrook, Vyatcheslav Ganelin, Michail Alperin, Simon Nabatov, Jens Thomas, Marc Copland, Malcolm Braff, Wolfgang Dauner, Borah Bergmann, Fred van Hove, Burton Greene, Eric Watson, John Taylor, Veryan Weston, Makiko Hirabayashi, Satoko Fujii, Frederic Rzewski, Larry Porter, James Saft, David Lopato, Don Friedman, Jacques Demièrre, Roman Wasserfuhr, Patrick Bebelaar, Karl Berger, Goran Z. (Zulfikarpasic), Francois Couturier, Benoît Delbecq, Enrico Pieranunzi, Rita Marcotulli, Danilo Rea, Ulrich Gumpert, Hannes Zerbe, Milan Svoboda, John Wolf Brennan, Jens Thomas, Tim Allhoff, Bob Degen, Paul Schwarz, Florian Weber, Rainer Böhm, Martin Schrack, Uli J. Kieckbusch, Georg Gräwe, Mike Baumeister, Achim Kaufmann, Uwe Oberg, Holger Mantey, Sunna Gunnlaugs, Dieter Köhnlein, Joachim Jaroschek, Olaf Polziehn, Florian Ross, Barbara Dennerlein, Uli Möck, Rade Soric, Russudan Meipariani, Markus Becker, Edgar Müller, Maike Mohr, Klaus Müller, Ben Jeger, . Posaune : Ray Anderson, Albert Mangelsdorff (†), Conny Bauer, Glenn Ferris, Curtis Fowlkes, Yves Robert, Radu Malfatti, Günther Christmann, Nils Wogram, Steve Swell, Marty Cook, Alan Tomlinson, Art Baron, Steven Bernstein, Walter Wierbos, Johannes Bauer (†), Annemarie Roloefs, Hermann Breuer, Mike Svobada, Harry Rosin, Jörg Huke , Uli Gutscher, . Saxophon / Klarinette : Anthony Braxton, Hamiet Bluiett, Lee Konitz, Odeon Pope, David Murray, Bennie Wallace, Bobby Watson, Oliver Lake, Steve Lacy (†), John Surman, Charlie Mariano (†), Paul McCandless, Don Byron, Tim Berne, Ned Rothenberg, Marty Ehrlich, Michael Moore, Jim Pepper (†), Arthur Blythe, Evan Parker, John Handy, Ed Jackson, Perry Robinson, Louis Sclavis, Emile Parisien, Gianluigi Trovesi, Willem Breuker (†), Peter Brötzmann, Christof Lauer, Heinz Sauer, Matthias Schubert, Daniel Erdmann, Michael Riessler, Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, Theo Jörgensmann, Trevor Watts, Lol Coxhill (†), Gilad Atzmon, Charles Gayle, Andy Sheppard, ROVA, Kölner Saxophon Mafia, 29th Street Saxophone Quartet, Itchy Fingers, Pata-Horns, Pata-Masters, Funhorns, Talking Horns, Bernd Konrad, Alfred 23 Harth, Urs Leimgruber, Gunther Klatt, Wolfgang Puschnig, Steve Potts, Mark Whitecage, David Krakauer, Chris Speed, Andrew d’Angelo, Steve Lehman, Jon Irabagon, Roy Nathanson, Ken Vandermark, Bob Malach, Stan Strickland, Roman Schwaller, Paul van Kemenade, Yves Charust, Sylvain Kassap, Francois Corneloup, Denis Colin, Jean-Marc Larché, Carlo Actis Dato, Javier Girotto, Gunter Hampel, Rudi Mahall, Lindsay Cooper, Co Streiff, Omri Ziegele, Tommy Smith, Hans Koch, Petras Vysniauskas, Zbigniew Namyslowsky, Rüdiger Carl, Tony Lakatos, Max Nagl, Michael Riessler, Gebhard Ullmann, Frank Gradkowski, Dirk Raulf, Roger Hanschel, Norbert Stein, Wollie Kaiser, Steffen Schorn, Claudio Puntin, Wolfgang Engstfeld, Manfred Hering, Volker Schlott, Allan Praskin, Jürgen Seefelder, Thomas Borgmann, Gerd Dudek, Ekkehard Joost, Klaus Kreuzeder, Hans Kumpf, Michaly Dresch, Luc Houtkamp, Wolfgang Fuhr, Jochen Feucht, Angelika Niescier, Silke Eberhard, Tara Bouman, Uwe Werner, Frank Kroll, Matthias Stich, Ekkehard Rössle, Andy Maile, Peter Lehel, Klaus Graf, Peter Bolte, Matthias Erlewein, Dieter Seelow (†), Büdi Siebert, Alexandra Lehmler, . Schlagzeug / Perkussion : Ed Thigpen, Daniel Humair, Zakir Hussain, Pierre Favre, Billy Hart, Bob Moses, Marilyn Mazur, Günter ‘Baby’ Sommer, Christian Lillinger, Han Bennink, David Moss, Dafnis Prieto, Jon Christensen, Tony Oxley, Louis Moholo, Kahil El’Zabar, Billy Cobham, Milton Cordona, Ikue Mori, Cindy Blackman, Lucas Niggli, Leonard Eto, Gerry Hemingway, John Betsch, Michael Sarin, Kenny Wollensen, Joey Baron, Tom Rainey, Bobby Previte, Reggie Nicholson, John Hollenbeck, Danny Gottlieb, Jim Black, Ches Smith, Mark Walker, Damion Reid, Kevin Shea, Sam Bennett, Oliver Johnson (†), Steve Johns, Pheereon Ak’Laaf, Eric McPherson, Edward Perraud, Scott Amendola, Don Robinson, Mataya Ntchoko, Ignacio Berroa, Hamid Drake, Dion Parson, Gene Jackson, Phil Haynes, Bill Elgart, Michael Wimberly, Chris Cutler, Paul Lovens, Paul Lytton, Willi Kellers, Burhan Öcal, Joel Allouche, Gérard Siracusa, Jaques Mathieux, Steve Argüelles, Patrice Heral, Roger Turner, Tony Rabeson, Alfred Spirli, Fredi Studer, Fritz Hauser, Reto Weber, Reinhard Flatischler, Thomas Alkier, Andreas Krieger, Joe Koinzer, Michael Kersting, Uwe Kühner, Saam Schlamminger, Matthias Daneck, Paolo Pellegatti, Jorge “Negrito” Trasante, Jon Fält, Helge Norbakken, Dodo Sodoka, Ziv Ravitz, Artem Zalessky, Leonard Eto, Adja Addi, Hakim Ludin, Carola Grey, Tadashi Akamine, Okyerema Asante, Megadrums, Pictures of Rhythm, Bill King, Jochen Rückert, Ernst Bier, Andy Ärgerter, Helmut Kipp, Manfred Kniel, Fritz Wittek, Thomas Cremer, Jessika & Vanessa Porter, , . Tambourin : Carlo Rizzo, . Trompete : Kenny Wheeler, Enrico Rava, Paolo Fresu, Till Brönner, Paul Smoker, Dave Douglas, Peter Evans, Pino Minafra, Flavio Boltro, Steven Bernstein, Lew Soloff, Herb Robertson, Leo ‘Wadada’ Smith, Jack Walrath, Cuong Vu, Itaru Oki, Natsuki Tamura, Tomasz Stanko, Manfred Schoof, Markus Stockhausen, Herbert Joos, Arturo Santoval, Claus Stötter, Axel Schlosser, Thomas Siffling, Julian Wasserfuhr, Hans Kennel, Thomas Heberer, Sebastian Studnitzky, Hans Grabosch, Arkadi Shilkloper, Michael Gera, Peter Schärli, Mario Rom, Jarmo Hoogendijk, Terrence Ngassa, . Tuba : Bob Stewart, Michel Godard, Jon Sass, Mat Perrine, Pinguin Moschner, Paul Rutherford, Melvin Poore, Larry Fishkind, Benoît Viredaz , Marcus Rojas, Marc Unternährer . Vibraphon : Gunter Hampel, Karl Berger, Christopher Dell, Fritz Hartschuh, Dizzy Krisch, . Violine / Bratsche : Billy Bang (†), Carla Kihlstedt, Phil Wachsman, Carlos Zingaro, Iva Bittova, Adam Baldych, Mark Feldman, Regina Carter, Dominique Pifarely, Harald Kimmig, Bernie Mallinger, Igmar Jenner, Cynthia Liao, Gregor Hübner, Jörg Widmoser, Tianli Xie, Luluk Purvianto,. Voice : Sheila Jordan, Greetje Bijma,
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