Conny Bauer
Trombonist and improvisational musician

Born
July 4th, 1943
82 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Germany
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A German trombonist gained recognition in avant-garde jazz and experimental music. Active since the 1960s, contributed significantly to the free improvisation scene in Germany and internationally. Collaborated with various musicians and participated in numerous festivals, enhancing the genre's visibility. Worked with bands and projects such as the Globe Unity Orchestra and participated in various recordings that highlighted improvisational techniques on the trombone.
Performed with the Globe Unity Orchestra
Influenced the free improvisation music scene
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