Maud Sauer

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Maud Sauer (born October 31, 1952 in Amsterdam ) is a Dutch improvisation musician ( oboe , coble) and composer .

Live and act

Sauer, who first learned the recorder as a child , studied oboe at the Koninklijk Conservatorium Den Haag in the 1970s . As a soloist she appeared in the groups of Maarten Altena and Guus Janssen ; she founded her own quintet and took part in the first Canaille festivals in Zurich and Frankfurt am Main. As a composer she wrote film scores for Frank Diamond and the groups De Ereprijs and Clazz Ensemble . The latter group also performed their Donkerblauw work in Rokby at the North Sea Jazz Festival . As a musician she plays in the groups Retour Warffum and Cobla La Principal d'Amsterdam (since 1988), for which she also composed ( El Drac de l'Estany ). She is also active on the advisory boards of several foundations and has advised the Amsterdam Art Council.

Discographic notes

  • Cobla La Principal d'Amsterdam Live in Catalunya (2009, Etcetera)
  • Ergens / Ooit (2002; EA)
  • Human Noise Congress (1992)
  • Various Artists: Canaille 91 (1991)
  • Canaille: Canaille Festival Zurich (1986; Intakt Records )
  • Guus Janssen Septet Tomaat (1983; Claxon 84.14)
  • Maarten Altena Octet: Tel (1982; Claxon 83.12)

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personal data
SURNAME Mad, Maud
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Dutch improvisation musician (oboe, coble) and composer
DATE OF BIRTH October 31, 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Amsterdam