Fred Lonberg-Holm

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With Ullmann / Swell's Chicago Plan in Club W71 , 2018

Fred Lonberg-Holm (born October 1, 1962 in Delaware ) is an American cellist .

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Lonberg-Holm grew up in Wilmington , where he received classical cello lessons at the age of ten. After high school, he moved to New York City , where he studied cello with Ardyth Alton and Orlando Cole, and composition with Morton Feldman and Bunita Marcus , and then trained at Mills College with Anthony Braxton . He has worked with various ensembles such as the quartet PEEP , Anthony Braxtons Creative Orchestra , Anthony Colemans Selfhaters and God Is My Co-Pilot as well as the saxophonist John Zorn.

In the late 1990s he moved to Chicago . Here he was a member of the Trio Troppo and led the Light Box Orchestra and the Pillow group (with Michael Zerang , Liz Payne , Ben Vida and Michael Colligan ). In addition, he also worked with Ken Vandermark , Jim O'Rourke , Misha Mengelberg ( Two Days in Chicago , 1999), Peter Brötzmann Chicago Tentet , Tony Malabys Cello Trio, Joe McPhee Survival Unit III , the noise jazz band The Flying Luttenbachers and with Kevin Drumm and Axel Dörner . In addition to his own projects, he works on around ten jazz , rock and avant-garde albums every year . With Gebhard Ullmann , Steve Swell and Michael Zerang he forms Ullmann / Swell's Chicago Plan .

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