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Biography. Discography. As leader / co-leader. As sideman. References. Gallery. External links. John Tchicai. John Martin Tchicai ( / tʃɪˈkaɪ / chih-KYE; 28 April 1936 – 8 October 2012) [1] was a Danish free jazz saxophonist and composer. Biography. Tchicai was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, to a Danish mother and a Congolese father. [2] .
John Martin Tchicai (28 de abril de 1936 - 8 de octubre de 2012) fue un saxofonista danés de free jazz y compositor. Después de mudarse a la ciudad de Nueva York en 1963, se unió a Archie Shepp de Nueva York Contemporary Five y New York Art Quartet. Se presentó en la Ascension de John Coltrane, y New York Eye and Ear Control de ...
John Martin Tchicai (28 de abril de 1936 - 8 de octubre de 2012) fue un saxofonista danés de free jazz y compositor. John Tchicai. Después de mudarse a la ciudad de Nueva York en 1963, se unió a Archie Shepp de Nueva York Contemporary Five y New York Art Quartet.
A chaos with some kind of order. John Tchicai’s biography is a personal and informative collage of story, poems, music charts, photos and illustrations about a freedom-loving musician. He was a composer and teacher and a pioneer throughout his inspiring life.
about John Tchicai. John Tchicai was a progressive, adventurous musician who approached jazz from a wide scope all his life. Born in Copenhagen, Denmark in 1936, to a Danish mother and a Congolese father, John Martin Tchicai played an important role in the jazz avant-garde of New York in the ’60s and became a father-figure in the European ...
Book clips, segments, photographs. John Tchicai: A chaos with some kind of order is the story of a pioneering saxophonist, composer and teacher of jazz music and improvisation, an artist who wanted his music to contribute to ‘a better realization of the oneness of all beings’.
11 de oct. de 2012 · By Ben Ratliff. Oct. 10, 2012. John Tchicai, a soft-toned Danish saxophonist who was at the center of the free-jazz movement in the mid-1960s, notably with the New York Art Quartet and on John...
