Bernard Hunnekink

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Bernard Hunnekink (* 1946 as Bernhard Hunnekink ) is a Dutch brass player ( trombone , also on tuba , occasionally on other instruments) and composer who has made a name for himself in the field of jazz .

Live and act

Hunnekink learned accordion and piano from the age of six. He first studied trombone at the municipal music high school in Arnhem, before moving to Amsterdam in the fourth year of his studies, where he played in the Amsterdam Philharmonic Orchestra. In 1972 he was a founding member of Orkest De Volharding . In 1974 Willem Breuker brought him into his collection , to which he belonged until it was dissolved in 2013 and on whose records he can often be heard as a soloist, initially often in a duo with Willem van Manen . He also composed for the Kollektief . In addition, he led his own ensemble and occasionally played in Bo van de Graaf's I Compani . He also wrote the score for several films , including the documentary Blois: Couleur locale , which deals with the stained glass windows of Blois Cathedral made by Jan Dibbets . He also wrote music for theater and television and the piece Fratsen for wind orchestra . He also worked as an arranger for Eric Vloeimans . Between 1972 and 2007 he took part in 75 recordings in the field of jazz.

Discographic notes

  • Orkest De Volharding (1972-74)
  • Leo Cuypers Live in Shaffy (BVHaast 1974)
  • Willem Breuker Kollektief The European Scene: Live at the Donaueschingen Music Festival ( MPS , 1976)
  • I Compani: Rota (BVHaast 1985; with Bo van de Graaf, Wim Westerveld, Paul Vlieks, Frank van Merwijk, Pieter Douma , Fred van Duynhoven)
  • I Compani: Sogni D'Oro (BVHaast 1994; with Bo van de Graaf, Vera Vingerhoeds, Felicity Provan , Jeroen Doomernik, Wouter van Bemmel, Frank van Merwijk, Jeroen Goldsteen, Carel van Rijn, Fred van Duynhoven)
  • Willem Breuker Collection Kurt Weill (BVHaast, 1996–98)
  • Willem Breuker Two Oboe Concertos for Han de Vries (BVHaast 1999)
  • Willem Breuker Kollketief Faust (BVHaast 2005)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Jean & Françoise Buzelin Willem Breuker Editions Parenthèses: Marseille 1992, p. 89
  2. ↑ a b Dario Fo Nieuws 2009
  3. ↑ Utrecht's Blazers Ensemble
  4. ↑ Tom Lord : The Jazz Discography
personal data
SURNAME Hunnekink, Bernard
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hunnekink, Bernhard (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Dutch brass player and composer
DATE OF BIRTH 1946