Tim Allhoff: Prelude on CD
Prelude
CD
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Current price: EUR 18.99
- Label:
- Double Moon
- Year of recording ca.:
- 2008
- Item number:
- 4696981
- UPC/EAN:
- 0608917108125
- Release date:
- 1.2.2010
- Series:
- Jazz thing Next Generation
+ Andreas Kurz, Bastian Jütte
* Digipack
* Digipack
Album digital in HD (advertisement)
Mit einem sehr außergewöhnlichen Pianotrio beginnt das siebte Jahr der erfolgreichen Serie "Jazz thing Next Generation: Tim Allhoff, 1980 in Augsburg geboren, fing schon als Kind - autodidaktisch - mit dem Klavierspiel an, genoss später eine klassische Klavierausbildung, um schließlich am Richard-Strauß-Konservatorium in München Jazz-Piano zu studieren.
Den Abschluss legte er 2007 mit "magna cum laude" hin. Dass er im süddeutschen Raum bereits ein begehrter Sideman ist, versteht sich. Doch darauf beschränkt er sich nicht - dazu ist er viel zu umtriebig, neugierig und zielstrebig. Zum einen ist da die Funktion als musikalischer Leiter am Theater Ingolstadt, zum anderen aber auch sein Trio, das seit gut 2 Jahren besteht. Und in dem er die ideale Umgebung sieht für sein Spiel, dem man seine klassische Ausbildung und seine Verehrung für Brad Mehldau anhören könnte - wenn Tim Allhoff nicht schon eine ganz eigene Form gefunden hätte, seine Musikalität auszudrücken.
Sicher hat ihm dabei auch die Erfahrung der Zusammenarbeit mit Künstlern wie Larry Grenadier oder Jeff Ballard gehoflen. Seine Begleiter im Tim Allhoff Trio aber sind zwei junge Männer, die nun wirklich zum Besten gehören, was Deutschlands Jazzwelt zu bieten hat. Am Bass steht Andreas Kurz, der schon mit Allhoff in München studierte, zusätzlich auch in New York, und der in mehreren bekannten Formationen für ein stabiles Fundament sorgt: von "Enders Room" über die Bands Peter O´Maras und Nicolas Simions - und im eigenen Quartett. Der ungewöhnlich melodiebewusste Kontrabassist ist ein idealer Teamplayer, der nicht nur begleitet, sondern zahlreiche eigene Akzente setzt. Bastian Jütte wiederum ist ein Schlagzeuger, der sich einen solch guten Ruf ertrommelt hat, dass er sich die Formationen aussuchen kann, in denen er spielt. Dass er bereits mit Vincent Herring, Bobby Shew oder Michael Wollny gespielt hat, ist nachvollziehbar, wenn man seine intuitive und sensible Begleitung hört. Hier wird nichts von Schlagwerk zugedeckt, sondern ganz im Gegenteil werden Details und Preziosen der Mitmusiker noch hervorgehoben.
Das Programm besteht hauptsächlich aus Eigenkompositionen, ergänzt durch zwei Standards - und dem Titel "Don´t Speak", dem großen 95er Hit von "No Doubt" in einer absolut hörenswerten Version. "Eine musikalische Gemeinschaft, so filigran agierend wie energisch vital, so aufmerksam kommunikativ wie eigensinnig eloquent. Ein Dreamteam..." (Ralf Dombrowski)
THE MUSIC
The seventh year of the successful series "Jazz thing Next Generation" is starting with an extraordinary piano trio. Tim Allhoff, born in Augsburg in 1980, already started playing piano – self-taught – as a child, had the benefit of classical piano lessons later and then studied jazz piano at the Richard-Strauss Conservatory in Munich. He graduated with "magna cum laude" in 2007. The fact that he is a sideman much in demand in southern Germany goes without saying. But he does not limit himself to that, because he is much too busy, curious and ambitious. On one hand, he works as director of music at Ingolstadt Theater, and on the other hand he has his own trio, which has been in existence for about two years. And he found the ideal environment in it for his playing, which you could hear in his classical education and his admiration for Brad Mehldau if Tim had not already found his very own way to express his talent for music. Of course, the experience of collaboration with artists such as Larry Grenadier and Jeff Ballard helped him to do this. But his associates in his Tim Allhoff Trio are two young men, who are really among the best that Germany's jazz scene has to offer. Andreas Kurz plays bass and already studied with Allhoff in Munich. He also studied in New York and provided a solid basis in several known bands from "Enders Room" to the bands of Peter O´Maras and Nicolas Simions as well as in his own quartet. The unusually melody-conscious double-bass player is an ideal team player, who not only accompanies but also set numerous accents of his own. On the other hand, Bastian Jütte is a drummer who has drummed up such a good reputation that he can chose the groups in which he plays. When you listen to his intuitive and sensitive accompaniment, you know why he has already played with Vincent Herring, Bobby Shew and Michael Wollny. The percussion does not hide anything here, but instead the details and valuable sounds of his co-musicians are emphasized by it. The program is composed mainly of original compositions, supplemented by two standards and the title song "Don´t Speak", the great hit song by "No Doubt" from 1995 in a version really worth hearing. "A musical community, acting as finely as energetically, as communicatively attentive as obstinately eloquent. A dream team..." (Ralf Dombrowski)
ARTIST BACKGROUND
Tim Allhoff, born in Augsburg in 1970, already started playing piano – self-taught – as a child, had the benefit of classical piano lessons later and then studied jazz piano at the Richard-Strauss Conservatory in Munich. He graduated with "magna cum laude" in 2007. The fact that he is a sideman much in demand in Germany goes without saying. But he does not limit himself to that, because he is much too busy, curious and ambitious. On one hand, he works as director of music at Ingolstadt Theater, and on the other hand he has his own trio, which has been in existence for about two years.
Den Abschluss legte er 2007 mit "magna cum laude" hin. Dass er im süddeutschen Raum bereits ein begehrter Sideman ist, versteht sich. Doch darauf beschränkt er sich nicht - dazu ist er viel zu umtriebig, neugierig und zielstrebig. Zum einen ist da die Funktion als musikalischer Leiter am Theater Ingolstadt, zum anderen aber auch sein Trio, das seit gut 2 Jahren besteht. Und in dem er die ideale Umgebung sieht für sein Spiel, dem man seine klassische Ausbildung und seine Verehrung für Brad Mehldau anhören könnte - wenn Tim Allhoff nicht schon eine ganz eigene Form gefunden hätte, seine Musikalität auszudrücken.
Sicher hat ihm dabei auch die Erfahrung der Zusammenarbeit mit Künstlern wie Larry Grenadier oder Jeff Ballard gehoflen. Seine Begleiter im Tim Allhoff Trio aber sind zwei junge Männer, die nun wirklich zum Besten gehören, was Deutschlands Jazzwelt zu bieten hat. Am Bass steht Andreas Kurz, der schon mit Allhoff in München studierte, zusätzlich auch in New York, und der in mehreren bekannten Formationen für ein stabiles Fundament sorgt: von "Enders Room" über die Bands Peter O´Maras und Nicolas Simions - und im eigenen Quartett. Der ungewöhnlich melodiebewusste Kontrabassist ist ein idealer Teamplayer, der nicht nur begleitet, sondern zahlreiche eigene Akzente setzt. Bastian Jütte wiederum ist ein Schlagzeuger, der sich einen solch guten Ruf ertrommelt hat, dass er sich die Formationen aussuchen kann, in denen er spielt. Dass er bereits mit Vincent Herring, Bobby Shew oder Michael Wollny gespielt hat, ist nachvollziehbar, wenn man seine intuitive und sensible Begleitung hört. Hier wird nichts von Schlagwerk zugedeckt, sondern ganz im Gegenteil werden Details und Preziosen der Mitmusiker noch hervorgehoben.
Das Programm besteht hauptsächlich aus Eigenkompositionen, ergänzt durch zwei Standards - und dem Titel "Don´t Speak", dem großen 95er Hit von "No Doubt" in einer absolut hörenswerten Version. "Eine musikalische Gemeinschaft, so filigran agierend wie energisch vital, so aufmerksam kommunikativ wie eigensinnig eloquent. Ein Dreamteam..." (Ralf Dombrowski)
THE MUSIC
The seventh year of the successful series "Jazz thing Next Generation" is starting with an extraordinary piano trio. Tim Allhoff, born in Augsburg in 1980, already started playing piano – self-taught – as a child, had the benefit of classical piano lessons later and then studied jazz piano at the Richard-Strauss Conservatory in Munich. He graduated with "magna cum laude" in 2007. The fact that he is a sideman much in demand in southern Germany goes without saying. But he does not limit himself to that, because he is much too busy, curious and ambitious. On one hand, he works as director of music at Ingolstadt Theater, and on the other hand he has his own trio, which has been in existence for about two years. And he found the ideal environment in it for his playing, which you could hear in his classical education and his admiration for Brad Mehldau if Tim had not already found his very own way to express his talent for music. Of course, the experience of collaboration with artists such as Larry Grenadier and Jeff Ballard helped him to do this. But his associates in his Tim Allhoff Trio are two young men, who are really among the best that Germany's jazz scene has to offer. Andreas Kurz plays bass and already studied with Allhoff in Munich. He also studied in New York and provided a solid basis in several known bands from "Enders Room" to the bands of Peter O´Maras and Nicolas Simions as well as in his own quartet. The unusually melody-conscious double-bass player is an ideal team player, who not only accompanies but also set numerous accents of his own. On the other hand, Bastian Jütte is a drummer who has drummed up such a good reputation that he can chose the groups in which he plays. When you listen to his intuitive and sensitive accompaniment, you know why he has already played with Vincent Herring, Bobby Shew and Michael Wollny. The percussion does not hide anything here, but instead the details and valuable sounds of his co-musicians are emphasized by it. The program is composed mainly of original compositions, supplemented by two standards and the title song "Don´t Speak", the great hit song by "No Doubt" from 1995 in a version really worth hearing. "A musical community, acting as finely as energetically, as communicatively attentive as obstinately eloquent. A dream team..." (Ralf Dombrowski)
ARTIST BACKGROUND
Tim Allhoff, born in Augsburg in 1970, already started playing piano – self-taught – as a child, had the benefit of classical piano lessons later and then studied jazz piano at the Richard-Strauss Conservatory in Munich. He graduated with "magna cum laude" in 2007. The fact that he is a sideman much in demand in Germany goes without saying. But he does not limit himself to that, because he is much too busy, curious and ambitious. On one hand, he works as director of music at Ingolstadt Theater, and on the other hand he has his own trio, which has been in existence for about two years.
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Tracklisting
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Contributors
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
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1 Winzigwinzigkein
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2 Long Ago And Far Away
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3 Dona't Speak
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4 Ikkakuju
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5 Heimweh
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6 Serenade For A Weeping Willow
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7 Ohne Titel
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8 Waltz For Kate Austen
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9 Song For Mrs. Jonathan Brisby
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10 Dona't Explain
Tim Allhoff (geb. 1980)
Prelude
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