Daniel Schröteler

Daniel Schröteler (born August 17, 1974 in Düren ) is a German jazz drummer.

Live and act

Schröteler, who was given his first drum at the age of five, studied jazz from 1990 to 1997 at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten (University of the Arts) in Arnhem . From 2000 he taught drums and rhythm at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, and from 2002 to 2003 he also taught in Arnhem. Since 2003 he has been working as a freelance musician.

Schröteler is a member of various bands, such as the Christian Weidner Trio , the Henning Berg Quartet , the Werner Neumann Quartet , the Matthias Haus Ensemble and the groups Supdiver (with Niels Klein , Frank Wingold and Dietmar Fuhr ), TITZ (by Christoph Titz ) and Talking Jazz (with Till Brönner , Dieter Ilg , Charlie Mariano and Martin Sasse ). He also worked in a duo with Antonis Anissegos , with Hayden Chisholms The Inflictor and with Marla Glen . With Philipp Gropper , Philip Zoubek and Petter Eldh he formed the band Tau . Since 2016 he is one of Tobias Christl poaching .

He performed at jazz festivals in Germany (including the Leverkusener Jazztage and Moers Festival ), in Maastricht, Bilbao and Benoni (South Africa) and toured the Netherlands, Spain and Africa on behalf of the Goethe Institute .

Discographic notes

• Henning Berg Minnola ( JazzHausMusik 2003, with Christian Ramond , Hendrik Soll )
• Eda Zari Statement (2003, with Dietmar Fuhr, Vladimir Gica , Mark Joggerst , Martin Gjakonovski , Rhani Krija )
• Christoph Titz Titz Magic (2004)
• Christian Weidner Choral with Antonio Palesano ( Pirouet Records 2004)
• Roger Hanschel's Heavy Rotation Vin (JazzSick Records 2009)
• Stefan Schultze - Large Ensemble Erratic Wish Machine ( WhyPlayJazz 2015, with Wu Wei , Heiner Wiberny , Charlotte Greve , Stefan Karl Schmid , Peter Ehwald , Heiko Bidmon, Benny Brown & Felix Meyer, Florian Menzel , Volker Deglmann, John-Dennis Renken , Simon Harrer , Janning Trumann , Tim Hepburn , Martin Schulte, Jan Schreiner , Jürgen Friedrich , Matthias Akeo Nowak )

Web links

• Web presence with biography
• Daniel Schröteler at Discogs (English)