Günter Sommer
German jazz drummer and percussionist, composer and music college professor
About Günter Sommer
Born 1943. Günter Sommer is a German jazz musician, university teacher, percussionist and composer.
Günter "Baby" Sommer (born 25 August 1943) is a German jazz drummer.
Career Sommer was born in Dresden on 25 August 1943. His first instrument was the trumpet, which he studied at school. A solo percussion album, Hormusik, was released by FMP in 1979.
Discography Gruppe Synopsis with Synopsis (Amiga, 1974) Hormusik (FMP, 1979) Touch the Earth with Wadada Leo Smith (FMP, 1980) Dedication with Hans-Günther Wauer (FMP, 1982) Hormusik Zwei (Nato, 1983) If You Want the Kernels You Have to Break the Shells with Peter Kowald (FMP, 1983) Pica Pica with Peter Brotzmann and Albert Mangelsdorff (FMP, 1984) Percussion Summit with John Purcell, Urszula Dudziak (Moers Music, 1984) Verschrankte Konstruktion with Hans-Günther Wauer (Amiga, 1986) Live at Taktlos with Irène Schweizer and Maggie Nicols (Intakt, 1986) Irène Schweizer & Günter Sommer (Intakt, 1988) The Storming of the Winter Palace with Irene Schweizer (Intakt, 1988) Reserve with Peter Brotzmann (FMP, 1989) In East Berlin with Cecil Taylor (FMP, 1989) Riobec with Cecil Taylor (FMP, 1989) Cordes Sur Ciel with Didier Levallet (European Music/Sud-Ouest, 1990) Camino Fatal with Ekkehard Jost (Fish Music, 1990) Cappuccini Klang with Peter Kowald (Splasc(h), 1992) Sachsische Schatulle: Hormusik III (Intakt, 1993) Merseburger Begegnung with Hans-Günther Wauer (Kip, 1994) BIB with Sylvain Kassap, Didier Levallet (FMP, 2002) Wokonda with Achim Jaroschek (Konnex, 2003) Between Heaven and Earth with Conny Bauer and Peter Kowald (Intakt, 2003) Hic Sunt Leones with Frank Paul Schubert (Jazz Haus, 2007) Delphinius & Lyra with Raymond MacDonald (Clean Feed, 2007) Wisdom in Time with Wadada Leo Smith (Intakt, 2007) Abbara with Rafik Schami (Intakt, 2008) Peitzer Grand Mit Vieren (Jazzwerkstatt, 2009) Live in Jerusalem (Kadima Collective, 2009) Songs for Kommeno (Intakt, 2012) Jesper Lovdal Gunter Sommer (ILK Music, 2012) Dry Swing & Tandem Spaces with Oliver Schwerdt (Euphorium, 2013) Three Seasons (HGBS, 2014) Sources with Johannes Enders (Moderntunemusic, 2016) Fundstuecke with Gabriele Hasler (Laika, 2016) Le Piccole Cose (Intuition, 2017) Baby's Party (Intakt, 2018) Grande Casino with EUPHORIUM_freakestra (Euphorium, 2018) One For My Baby And One More For The Bass with Barry Guy and Oliver Schwerdt (Euphorium, 2020) Karawane with The Lucaciu 3 (Intakt, 2022)
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German jazz drummer and percussionist, composer and music college professor
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Günter Sommer was born on 15 August 1943 in Dresden.
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Günter Sommer is a jazz musician, university teacher, percussionist and composer.
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Günter Sommer is German.
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