Ivo Vander Borght
Ivo Vander Borght (* around 1950) is a Belgian improvisation musician ( percussion , composition ).
Live and act
From the 1970s onwards, Vander Borgh worked in his hometown Antwerp, initially in the Werkgroep Improviseerde Musici (WIM), to which Fred Van Hove also belonged. In the following years he continued to work with Van Hove, both in the duo ( Verloren Maandag , 1977), in the Trio Musica Libera Belgicae (with André Goudbeek ) and in the Fred Van Hove Nonett, with whom he made a guest appearance in Berlin in 1996. Vander Borght was also a member of the fi Quartet (with Van Hove, Herb Robertson , Luc Houtkamp ) and the septet MLF 7 . Vander Borght also founded several percussion workshops, played with Noah Howard , in the BOCMO Big Band and in a duo with Eddy Loozen . In the field of jazz he was involved in 14 recording sessions between 1975 and 2001.
Discographic notes
- Fred Van Hove / André Goudbeek / Ivo Vander Borght: MLB III - Musica Libera Belgicae (BV Haast Records, 1988)
- Métarythmes de l'air: Le temps qui passe ( Igloo Records , 1989), with Christian Feron, Philippe Leblanc, Philippe Saucez, Adelsan Defrise, Christian Leroy, Jeannot Gillis, José Bedeur
- Fred Van Hove & Ivo Vander Borght: Lust (WIMprotwee, 1994), with Mia Grijp, A. Van Tichelen (vocals)
- 'T Nonet Fred Van Hove: Suite for B ... City (FMP, 1997), with André Goudbeek, Annick Nozati , Axel Dörner , Benoît Viredaz , Johannes Bauer , John Butcher , Paul Rutherford
- Fred Van Hove / Ivo Vander Borght / Nikos Veliotis : FIN Trio (WIMpro - WIMprozes, 2002)
- fi quartet: Live at Free Music XXVII, Antwerp, 2000 (X-OR, 2000)
- MLF 7: Arachnida (WIMpro - WIMprozeven, 2001), with Adelheid Sieuw , André Goudbeek, Fred Van Hove, Jan Huib Nas , Peter Jacquemyn , Takashi Yamane
Web links
- Ivo Vander Borght at Allmusic (English)
- Ivo Vander Borght at Discogs (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ entry (muziekcentrum.be)
- ↑ Album WIM Fanfare (1975), with Chris Vinck (tb), Edwin Serneels, Cel Overberghe , Peter Reynaers, Leo Coomans (sax), Marc Denhaene, Fred Van Hove (accor), Ivo Vander Borght (perc).
- ↑ a b Tom Lord : The Jazz Discography (online, accessed January 25, 2018)
- ^ Jazz Forum , Issues 104–109. For Jazz, sp. z oo, 1987, p. 8
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Vander Borght, Ivo |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Belgian improvisation musician (percussion, composition) |
| DATE OF BIRTH | around 1950 |