Tibetan Dixie 'The Berlin Tapes', by Niko Schäuble's 'Tibetan Dixie'

Tibetan Dixie 'The Berlin Tapes'

by Niko Schäuble's 'Tibetan Dixie'

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Andrew Webb The first band I saw Niko playing in/with - mind you, an Australian version of it. Genuinely music that changed my perception of the relationship between music and listener

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1.	Schubert 04:33	info
2.	Johann 05:46	info
3.	Henry 05:16	info
4.	Toe-Knee 04:06	info
5.	Pernomolee 05:52	info
6.	Rialto 06:46	info
7.	Q-Mee 04:29	info
8.	Joshua Saw 06:34	info
9.	Oh, Nett 02:57	info
10.	Severe Reverse 04:44	info
11.	Cohn 03:02	info

about

This is a recording made in Berlin at the studio of the Musikinstrumentenmuseum in Berlin, a few months before my emigration to Australia in July 1989. '
Tibetan Dixie' was formed to play compositions of mine, based on my 'rhythmologic' concept (a nod of sorts to Ornette Coleman; also see the track 'Oh, Nett').
The original ensemble with Gebhard Ullmann, Christof Griese, Joachim Litty, Martin Lillich and myself started performing in 1988 and played mostly in Berlin.
From memory we recorded the quintet takes first and then overdubbed the brass players on selected tracks.
For Track Notes see individual tracks.

This download also contains historical documents as well as selected original and revised charts.
Photo of Tibetan Dixie 1988 © Ekko von Schwichow

credits

released August 9, 2021

Niko Schauble - drums, composition
Gebhard Ullmann - saxophones and flutes
Christof Griese - saxophones and flutes
Joachim Litty - alto and baritone saxophones, clarinet
Martin Lillich - electric bass
Rainer Brennecke - trumpet
Soren Fischer - trombone
Gert Müller - trombone

Recorded onto DAT tape by Heiko Russe at Sim Studio/Berlin on 6th -
9th February 1989

The recording was made possible with the financial assistance
by the Senate of Berlin and the 'Jazz Front Berlin'

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