Wild wood

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Wild wood
General information
origin North Rhine-Westphalia , Germany
Genre (s) Classical music , rock , jazz
founding 1998
Website wildes-holz.de
Current occupation
Tobias Reisige
Djamel Laroussi (since 2018)
Markus Conrads

Wildes Holz is a three-piece instrumental band from Germany, whose members play the recorder , guitar and double bass . The group mixes various musical themes from their own compositions with classics from popular and classical music .

occupation

Tobias Reisige

Reisige began to play the recorder at the age of six, and especially during his youth he also played the saxophone . Reisige studied at the Folkwang Hochschule in Essen and for a long time refrained from offering his skills on the recorder in the bands in which he was active. Instead, he transferred his saxophone parts to his favorite recorder in private. He is a qualified jazz recorder player and also has an educational background.

Anto Karaula

Karaula also played the acoustic guitar since he was six years old. Before his time in Wildes Holz , he also used an electric guitar . Karaula died on August 15, 2018.

Markus Conrads

Conrads is a qualified computer scientist and studied jazz double bass at the Folkwang Hochschule in Essen between 2002 and 2007 .

Discography

Wildes Holz has released the following albums :

  • Wild Wood (2000)
  • Live in the Glass House (2002)
  • in front of the hut
  • blown away (2008)
  • Wilder the flutes never sound!
  • Solid
  • Clean (2015)

Appearances

The group has been on a tour of Germany since 2014, which ended in 2016. In February 2015, Wildes Holz could be heard on Deutschlandradio Kultur in the program "Tonart", it replaced the heavytones group on the TV program Tvtotal . On May 22, 2020, WDR television reported on the local time Ruhr program about an open-air concert by the group in Herne .

reception

"When the sounds do somersaults, the instruments whirring or grimly purring, when the mischief breaks out of supposedly familiar melodies, then you can feel the human harmony that inspires every improvisation."

“Dancing to recorder music? You'd better believe it. Wildes Holz had the audience […] head-banging, pogoing and generally gawping with amazement at the sheer fluency and showmanship of recorder-player Tobias Reisige […] Their own music is beautifully orchestrated with strong themes, brilliantly interlocking acoustic guitar and double bass parts, lightning-quick changes of tempo and mood, heaps of energy and masterful improvisation. "

“Dancing to the recorder? Believe it better. Wild wood brought the audience to headbanging , pogo - generally to the enthusiastic gaze at the sheer dexterity and display of recorder player Tobias Reisige. Your own music is beautifully orchestrated with strong themes , brilliantly combines the concert guitar with double bass phases, changes tempos and mood at lightning speed and is bursting with energy and masterful improvisation . "

“If the unique combination of recorder, guitars and double bass alone is attractive, the most important secret of the trio is that it is a band of friends. You can feel a lot of joy in the music. But there are so many peculiarities, temperaments and playing styles that one could also speak of a timbre orchestra. "

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Vivian Perkovic: Trio "Wildes Holz" - AC / DC on the recorder. In: Deutschlandradio Kultur . February 19, 2015, accessed August 5, 2015 .
  2. a b c d grubenblumen.de. Retrieved August 5, 2015.
  3. https://www1.wdr.de/mediathek/video/sendung/lokalzeit-ruhr/video-reporter-stefan-goeke-aus-herne-zum-kultur-open-air-an-den-flottmann-hallen-100 .html