Once a regular visitor to Vienna, he’s only played here once this year, at Porgy & Bess in February, which of course I missed. Peter Brötzmann seems to have rather fallen off my radar of late. Trading squally sax for sheets of guitar noise as their front end, the bassist and drummer provided a dense underpinning for the lead instruments’ wild and disorderly conduct. It’s a measure of the Swiss rhythm section’s skill and versatility that they sounded just as right for Caspar as they always have for Peter.
#PETER BROTZMANN SHORT VISIT TO NOWHERE FULL#
In what was a rather nice alignment, the saxophonist played there last October with his longstanding Full Blast group of Marino Pliakas on electric bass and Michael Wertmüller on drums and then, almost exactly a year later, Pliakas and Wertmüller showed up at the same venue with Brötzmann’s guitarist son Caspar as No Home. I never got around to reviewing Peter Brötzmann‘s concert at the Chelsea last year, but now I have a good excuse to rectify the omission. Posted in Lists, Live | Tagged al stewart, einstürzende neubauten, evan parker, glen hansard, jaga jazzist, king crimson, mark kozelek, mono, neil cowley trio, peter brotzmann, schlippenbach trio, steve noble, sun kil moon | Leave a reply Peter Brötzmann/Jason Adasiewicz/Steve Noble, Warsaw Pardon To Tu, 19-20 November 2014 Peter Brötzmann/Steve Noble, Vienna Blue Tomato, 1 October 2015 Schlippenbach Trio, Vienna Martinschlössl.Peter Brötzmann & Steve Noble, Vienna Blue Tomato.Einstürzende Neubauten, Munich Haus der Kunst.Anyway, here is a list of the best concerts I attended in 2015: I hope I’ll be able to go back and fill in some of the gaps in the list below, but who knows. As usual, I find myself way behind with writing for this blog at the end of the year.
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