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Noël Akchoté

b. 1968

French musician

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Born 1968. Noël Akchoté is a French jazz musician, guitarist, jazz guitarist and musician.

Noël Akchoté (born 7 December 1968) is a French guitarist known for his work in free improvisation and avant-garde jazz. His recordings span jazz, experimental, and contemporary classical music.

Career Akchoté began studying classical guitar as a child and was performing publicly in Paris by his mid-teens. During the 1990s he emerged on the European improvised music scene, collaborating with artists including Joey Baron, Louis Sclavis, and Henri Texier. He later founded the label Rectangle and has recorded as a leader for Winter & Winter and other independent labels.

Discography As leader Soundpage(s) (Label Bleu, 1994) Somewhere Bi-Lingual (Siesta, 1997) Lust Corner (Winter & Winter, 1997) Noel Akchote & Bruno Meillier (Orkhestra, 1999) Alike Joseph (Rectangle, 2000) Rien (Winter & Winter, 2000) Simple Joseph (Rectangle, 2001) Perpetual Joseph (Rectangle, 2002) Lennyk.co.uk? (Signature, 2002) Impro-Micro-Acoustique (Blue Chopsticks, 2003) Adult Guitar (Blue Chopsticks, 2004) Sonny II (Winter & Winter, 2004) Ecume Ou Bave (Signature, 2004) Les Invisibles (Universal, 2006) So Lucky (Winter & Winter, 2007) Toi-Meme (Winter & Winter, 2008)

As co-leader Big Four, with Max Nagl, Steven Bernstein, Bradley Jones (Hatology, 2002)

As sideman With Corin Curschellas Rappa Nomada (Schweiz, 1995) Valdun Voices of Rumantsch (Schweiz, 1997) Goodbye Gary Cooper (Make Up, 1999)

With David Grubbs Aux Noctambules (Rectangle, 1999) The Coxcomb (Rectangle, 1999) The Spectrum Between (Drag City, 2000) Thirty Minute Raven (Rectangle, 2001) Rickets & Scurvy (Drag City, 2002)

With others Derek Bailey, Close to the Kitchen (Rectangle, 1996) Jean-Jacques Birge, Sarajevo (Suite) L'Empreinte 1994) Mike Cooper, Island Songs (Nato, 1996) Jean-Louis Costes, Vivre Encore (Rectangle, 1996) Vincent Courtois, Translucide (Enja, 2000) Lol Coxhill, Xmas Songs (Rectangle, 1998) Fred Frith, Reel (Rectangle, 1996) Philippe Katerine, Nom De Code: Sacha (Rectangle, 2002) Phil Minton, My Chelsea (Rectangle, 2011) Evan Parker, Live at Les Instants Chavires (Leo, 1998) Sam Rivers, Configuration (Nato, 1996) Sam Rivers, Eight Day Journal (Nato, 1998) Henri Texier, Mad Nomad(s) (Label Bleu, 2002) Vert, Some Beans & an Octopus (Sonig, 2006)

Filmography 1998 Le jour de Noël (short film by Thierry Jousse with Jacky Berroyer, Claire Denis, Antoine Chappey, Zinedine Soualem) 1999 Exhibitions (by John B. Root, with Dolly Golden, Coralie, Karen Lancaume, Élodie Chérie) 2001 Nom de Code : Sacha (short film by Thierry Jousse with Katerine, Margot Abascal, Anna Karina) 2002 XYZ (by John B. Root, with Titof, Ovidie, Ksandra, Élodie Chérie) 2004 Les Invisibles (by Thierry Jousse with Laurent Lucas, Lio, Michael Lonsdale, Margot Abascal)

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French musician

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Noël Akchoté was born on 7 December 1968 in Paris.

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Noël Akchoté is a jazz musician, guitarist, jazz guitarist and musician.

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