Jan Roder

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Jan Roder, concert in Cavete, Marburg 2011
Jan Roder, Jazzkeller 69, Berlin 2018

Jan Roder (* 1968 ) is a German jazz bassist.

Live and act

Roder studied music in Hanover . He began his career as a rock musician and lived in Brazil for a long time. In 1995 he came to Berlin , where he played tours and concerts with musicians such as Ulrich Gumpert , Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky , Manfred Schoof , Uschi Brüning , Joachim Kühn , Aki Takase , Gunter Hampel , Mircea Tiberian and Axel Dörner .

As the successor to Joachim Dette , he and Axel Dörner , Rudi Mahall and Uli Jenneßen are part of the band Die Enttünscheßen , which performed the complete works of Thelonious Monk together with Alexander von Schlippenbach and their own pieces ; the quartet expanded to a quintet in 2017 with Christof Thewes .

With Björn Lücker and Henrik Walsdorff , he forms the group The Most . He also works in the Caciula Trio (with Maurice de Martin and Ben Abarbanel-Wolff ) and the JR 3 group , the Silke Eberhard Quartet , the Spielvereinigung Kreuzberg and the Zoran Terzić Trio and appears as a duo partner of Maria Răducanu .

Discography (selection)

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personal data
SURNAME Roder, Jan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German jazz bassist
DATE OF BIRTH 1968