Eberhard Weber: A German Jazz Story Eberhard Weber translated by Heidi Kirk 182 Pages ISBN: 978 1 80050 082 2 Equinox Publishing Ltd 2021 There are many musicians whose playing we can recognise in an ...

He began recording in the early 1960s, and released his first record, Colours of Chloë (ECM 1042), under his own name in 1973. In addition to his career as a musician, he also worked for many years as ...

German bassist Eberhard Weber confounded the world when he released “The Colours Of Chloë” in 1974. The album introduced his “Colours” ensemble, but more importantly, the album displayed a highly ...

This live album was taken from two Stuttgart concerts staged last January to celebrate the 75th birthday of the pioneering German bassist Eberhard Weber, who hasn’t been able to play since suffering a ...

The star-studded line-up assembled in Stuttgart’s Theaterhaus to mark German bassist Eberhard Weber’s 75th birthday includes saxophonist Jan Gabarek and vibraphonist Gary Burton as well as the SWR big ...

A 2007 stroke robbed bassist Eberhard Weber of his ability to play, and the jazz world of a unique aural signature: a fluid electroacoustic sound swathed in vibrato, familiar through more than two ...

When a stroke in 2007 robbed bassist Eberhard Weber of the ability to play his bass, it looked like one of the most influential careers in European jazz was at an end. But rather than curse the ...

The data displayed for this chart goes back to 1994, however we hope to be able to offer deeper historic information at a future point ...

Weber’s distinctive sound, created on a special fivestring double bass, and utilising an echo device to create a background over which he improvised, was featured on over a thousand concerts with the ...

Tributes this effusive are usually delivered posthumously. A stroke in 2007 may have deprived Eberhard Weber of the ability to play his instrument, but the great German bassist was very much present – ...