Tristan Honsinger

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Tristan Honsinger in Club W71 , April 2020
Tristan Honsinger in one of his Dada- inspired language games

Tristan Honsinger (born October 23, 1949 in Burlington , Vermont ) is an American free jazz cellist.

Act

Honsinger studied at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore and went to Montreal in 1969 . In 1974 he moved to Amsterdam , where he has since been involved in the ICP orchestra of drummer Han Bennink and pianist Misha Mengelberg . He also worked with Derek Bailey , Steve Lacy , Alexander Schlippenbach , Borbetomagus , Lol Coxhill , Louis Moholo and the singer Mola Sylla . He was a member of the Cecil Taylor Ensemble alongside Harri Sjöström and Paul Lovens .

Since 1978 he lived in Florence for a few years , where he worked with Giancarlo Schiaffini ( Gruppo Du Improvisazione Nuovo Consonanza ) and Gianluigi Trovesi .

His band This, That and the Other , included u. a. Tiziana Simona, Sean Bergin , Toshinori Kondō , Jean-Jacques Avenel and Michael Vatcher . In the early 1990s he experimented with a string quartet reinforced by drums and worked with the Dutch band The Ex . In the 2000s he performed with Tobias Delius .

With Axel Dörner , Olaf Rupp and Oliver Steidle , he forms the HDRS quartet . With the Swedish bassist Joel Grip he forms the duo Chaise et Chaiselonge .

Discography (selection)

Web links

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