Marc Stutz-Boukouya
Marc Stutz-Boukouya (born May 28, 1961 in Bouzonville as Marc Boukouya ) is a French trombonist , conductor and composer .
Live and act
Stutz-Boukouya went to Great Britain in 1990 after studying music (classical trombone and singing). From 1991 to 2001 he lived in Berlin, where he became a fixture in the local jazz improvisation, new improvisation music and the free music scene.
His compositional work forms a special focus, the stylistic roots of which lie in both jazz and new music . The further development of the diverse possibilities of his instrument, the trombone, is in the foreground of his artistic work. In 1996 he met Steve Lacy and Misha Mengelberg .
With Pierre Zeidler (saxophone, clarinet) he founded the Duo Vingt de Tension in France in 1989, in 1993 he founded the New Pulse Quartet in Berlin , and in 1998 the J'Ozz Quartet in Paris .
Stutz-Boukouya works as a soloist in the fields of experimental music, jazz and classical music and works as a teacher and conductor. As a soloist he has worked in ensembles such as the Globe Unity Orchestra , the Berlin Contemporary Jazz Orchestra , the Hannes Zerbe Blechband and Association Urbanetique . He also worked with Dietmar Diesner , Willem Breuker , Paul Rutherford , David Moss , Blixa Bargeld , Karl Berger , Alan Silva , Sirone , Harri Sjöström and Keith Tippett . He also worked with the composers Marc-André Dalbavie ( composition of "Interlude" II and III for solo trombone 1993), Jean-Claude Eloy and Anthony Braxton .
International music festivals, concerts and tours have taken him through large parts of Europe, Africa and Asia. He was u. a. Participant in the Warsaw Autumn Music Festival as solo trombonist with the Stellcello Ensemble by Robert Rutman (1991), at the Moers Festival (1994) with the Extended Project by Evan Parker , at the Donaueschinger Musiktage with the Berlin Contemporary Jazz Orchestra (1994)., at the Total Music Meeting (1995) and other events.
Discography (selection)
- Association Urbanetique Ass served (1993/1995, Jazz4Ever Records J4E 4723 LC 6548; as guest soloist with Felix Wahnshuffle , Frank Schimmelpfennig, Horst Nonnenmacher , Rainer Robben, Rainer Brennecke, Klaus Dallmayer, Tina Wrase, Andreas Kersthold, Robert Prill)
- Berlin Contemporary Jazz Orchestra The Morlocks and Other Pieces (1994, FMP; with Henry Lowther , Thomas Heberer , Axel Dörner , Tilmann Dehnhard , Darcy Hepner, Evan Parker , Walter Gauchel , Claas Willeke , Jörg Huke , Sören Fischer , Utz Zimmermann, Alexander von Schlippenbach , Aki Takase , Nobuyoshi Ino , Paul Lovens )
- Butch Morris Conducts Berlin Skyscraper (1995, FMP CD 92/93; as trombonist with Axel Dörner , Gregor Hotz, Aleks Kolkowski , Dietrich Petzold , Nicholas Bussmann , David de Bernardi, Kirsten Reese, Johanne Braun, Elisabeth Böhm-Christl, Wolfgang Fuchs , Bernhard Arndt , Olaf Rupp , Tatjana Schütz, Albrecht Riermeier , Stephan Mathieu , Michael Griener )
- Berlin Contemporary Jazz Orchestra Live in Japan (1996, DIW Records)
- Jon Lloyd Sextet Praxis (1997, FMR Records CD47-V0198; with John Edwards , Stan Adler, Mark Sanders , Aleks Kolkowski )
- J'Ozz Quartet Suite Carnavalesque (1999, musivi MJB 007; as trombonist and composer with Luc Rebelles, Paul Rogers , Ray Kaczynski )
- Eyvind Kang Virginal Coordinates (2000, Ipecac; as guest soloist with Mike Patton , Michael White and others)
- Luniks Project Jazz Frelaté (2001, Marge , as trombonist and composer with Fred Malle, Ray Kaczynski , Luc Rebelles, Andreas Walter)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Mengelberg Quartet 1996 (FMP)
- ↑ Summer Music 1995 (FMP)
- ↑ See Wolfgang Platzeck Liner Notes FMP CD 92/93
- ↑ Jazz4ever (Jazzpages) ( Memento of the original from April 20, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Cast (Aki Takase) ( Memento of the original from December 30, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Discogs
- ↑ MFA (catalog)
- ↑ Discogs
- ^ Luniks Project
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Stutz-Boukouya, Marc |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Boukouya, Marc (maiden name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | French trombonist, conductor and composer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | May 28, 1961 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Bouzonville |