Federico Dannemann

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Federico Dannemann (born June 23, 1979 in Buenos Aires ) is an Argentine jazz musician ( guitar , composition ).

Live and act

Dannemann came to Chile with his family in 1990. At the age of 16 he was a member of the pop group La Rue Morgue . Since 1992 he has performed in jazz clubs with the Santiago Hot Club . In 1998, with the new group Swing & Company (which was reminiscent of Pepe Hosiasson's band of the same name), he was perceived by jazz audiences as an aspiring guitarist. Then he played with Daniel Lencina, Alfredo Espinoza, Giovanni Cultrera and Lucho Córdova. Since 2000 he has also led his own trios; In 2003 he made his debut album Federico Dannemann Trio . In 2004 he took part in the tour of Chilejazz Quinteto (album Perdidos en Londres ) and also joined the band of Francesca Ancarola. In 2005 he composed music, inspired by Lennie Tristano , and founded the Quintessence ensemble together with guitarist Roberto Dañobeitía .

Dannemann first met Zhenya Strigalev while studying at the Royal Academy of Music in London . In 2008 he returned to Buenos Aires to play in Pedro Aznar's band, with which he is documented on the album Quebrado (2008). In addition, he continued his work with Quintessence and joined the quartet of Claudio Rubio to create the album Tristano! to bring in. In 2013 he recorded the album Zelig with a new quartet that included Raimundo Barría (piano), Milton Russell (double bass) and Daniel Rodríguez (drums). Strigalev brought him into his band in 2016, with whom he has since been on several European tours and recorded the album Blues for Maggie . In 2019 he presented the critically acclaimed album The Change in the quartet that he led with Strigalev .

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  1. ↑ The Change (CD of the week, NDR)
personal data
SURNAME Dannemann, Federico
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Argentine jazz musician (guitar, composition)
DATE OF BIRTH June 23, 1979
PLACE OF BIRTH Buenos Aires