In 2001 Franz Hautzinger visited Derek Bailey to make some
music. For nearly a year,
Hautzinger let the material rest, listened to it, and
repeatedly made tiny changes in the sound. These are all signs that "Bailey Hautzinger" has not
become a classic improv record. Hautzinger's style, heavily loaded with noise,
sabotages the typical reaction patterns and clichés of (the really no
longer very) free music. He has opened this music to new perspectives and
created other structural levels. As an outsider Hautzinger
is able to shift the party lines, thanks to his absolutely individual,
idiosyncratic way of playing the trumpet.
One of the first improv records of the new century, said in all modesty.
One of the first improv records of the new century, said in all modesty.
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