Thomas Lähns

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Thomas Lähns at the Unterfahrt jazz club (Munich 2011)

Thomas Lähns (* 1981 in Basel ) is a Swiss double bass player .

Life

Lähns joined Tibor Elekes in 1994 as a bass student . In 2001 he began studying double bass at the Music Academy of the City of Basel with Wolfgang Güttler and Botond Kostyak . In 2008 he graduated with a concert diploma . In the jazz area he has worked with David Liebman , Greg Osby , Glenn Ferris and Wolfgang Puschnig , and is a founding member of the jazz trio VEIN , together with Florian and Michael Arbenz , and a member of Christoph Stiefel's Inner Language Trio . He is also a permanent member of the Basel Sinfonietta . In the classical field he played under the conductors Heinz Holliger and Péter Eötvös and appeared in Hans Werner Henze's double bass concert , among others . He has given concerts as a soloist not only in Switzerland, Germany and France, but in 2009 also in South America .

Discographic notes

  • Michael & Florian Arbenz AMP Stringency (Meta, 2003)
  • VEIN: Vein (2006)
  • VEIN: Standarts-No Standarts (2007)
  • VEIN: Outstage (2008)
  • VEIN: On Stage (live recording, nominated for the list of the best of the German Record Critics' Prize in 2010 ).
  • Christoph Stiefel Inner Language Trio Fortuna's Smile (2009)
  • VEIN: VEIN meets Glenn Ferris (2006)
  • VEIN: VEIN plays Porgy and Bess (Unit, 2011)
  • Christoph Stiefel Inner Language Trio Live! (Basho Records, 2012)
  • VEIN feat. Dave Liebman: Lemuria (Unit, 2012)

Web links

Commons : Thomas Lähns  - album with pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Concert program ( MS Word ; 83 kB)