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Gebhard Ullmann
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Gebhard Ullmann, a German jazz virtuoso born on November 2, 1957, in Bad Godesberg, is a dynamic force in the world of free jazz, hard bop, and avant-garde music. With over 70 CDs released as a leader or co-leader, Ullmann's prolific career showcases his exceptional talent as a saxophonist, clarinetist, and composer. Studying both medicine and music in Hamburg before settling in Berlin, his diverse background adds a unique depth to his artistic expression. Known for his innovative collaborations, such as with Basement Research, Ullmann's music is a testament to his relentless creativity and technical mastery. His compositions, like the evocative "Streichquartett No. 3," highlight his versatility and enduring influence in the jazz scene.
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Dive into the captivating world of Gebhard Ullmann's "Die Blaue Nixe," a 2012 release that masterfully blends free jazz, hard bop, and avant-garde elements. This album is a testament to Ullmann's innovative spirit, featuring a revamped trio with Chris Dahlgren on bass and Art Lande on piano, marking a fresh evolution from his previous work, "Essencia." Spanning 51 minutes, the album comprises 15 tracks, including the multi-part suite "Blaue Nixe," which showcases Ullmann's intricate compositions and the trio's dynamic interplay. From the hauntingly beautiful "Verschiedene Annäherungen an Den Ton Ges" to the whimsical "Spieldosen," each track offers a unique sonic experience. "Winter Thoughts" and "The Sun Seemed Never Again as Yellow" add a touch of introspection, while "Flutist with Hat and Shoe" and "From What I Remember" highlight the album's avant-garde edge. Recorded under the Between The Lines label, "Die Blaue Nixe" is a must-listen for fans of experimental jazz, offering a rich tapestry of sounds that challenge and delight.