Fabian Kuratli

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Fabian "Fab" Kuratli (* 1970 ; † August 6, 2008 in Bern ) was a Swiss jazz musician ( drums , composition).

Life

Kuratli grew up with techno and experimented early on with pumping house , elastic dub and fragmented breakbeats . Between 1986 and 1992 he played on Talk About . In the mid-1990s he led the quartet Fab Four , which with its mixture of jazz, world music and dance floor has toured several times and released the album Most in 1997 . Kuratli tours through Europe, USA, Canada, Asia, Africa.

In 1998, Fab Four evolved into Christy Doran's New Bag . Kuratli also formed the rhythm section with bassist Wolfgang Zwiauer in other bands, such as Don Li (“Out of Body Experience”) and Giancarlo Nicolai ( La sorvegliante del tempo ). He also played in Heiri Känzig Acoustic Strings (with Dominique Pifarély ), Trio Mir (with Hans Koch and Michael Stauffer ), Kaspar Ewald's Exorbitantes Kabinett , Pierre Favres Drummers , the Antonello Messina Trio, George Gruntz ( Expo Triangle ) and Swiss Jazz Orchestra . He also performed in a world music context with bands such as Kol Simcha , the harpist Asita Hamidi and the singer Shirley Grimes.

He taught drums at the Lucerne School of Music . Kuratli died of cancer.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Obituary by Nik Rechsteiner ( Memento from July 1, 2015 in the Internet Archive )