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Die Klavierstücke (Bassic Sound 035) is my second CD I'm featured only as a composer (the first was '12 miniatures for clarinet und pianoInch mit John Ruocco und Roberto Di Gioia on Pirouet). Rainer Böhm (born 1977) is interpreting my music wonderful, and very interesting the sheet music can be downloaded in pdf- from the official website of bassic sound at no costs. THOMAS STABENOW double-bass, composer, arranger, producer Born in Kirchberg, Germany September 11 / 1952 Studied double-bass with Prof. Ulrich Lau in Stuttgart from 1975-1980 1986 move to Munich, Germany. 2008 move to Heidelberg, Germany Mostly freelancing with musicians such as Johnny Griffin, Charlie Rouse, Clifford Jordan, Sal Nistico, Mel Lewis, Mark Murphy, Bobby Shew, Mose Allison, Billy Cobham, Tom Harrell, Buddy deFranco, Peter Bernstein, Cedar Walton, Lewis Nash 3 LP's and 27 CD's on his own tag 'Bassic Sound' with Mel Lewis, Benny Bailey, Harvey Wainapel, Rachel Gould, Jimmy Cobb, Mike Clark, Kenny Wheeler, Frank Foster, Lee Konitz etc. As a member of Peter Herbolzheimer's 'Rhythm Combination and Brass' 1986-98 concerts and recordings with Stan Getz, Eartha Kitt, Philip Catherine, Al Jarreau, Chaka Khan, Charlie Mariano, Etta Cameron, David Friedman, Dianne Reeves Recordings and concerts with the Al Porcino Big Band, Joe Haider Jazz Orchestra, WDR Bigband with Rob McConnell or Jerry van Rooyen, SDR Bigband with Bill Holman or Jens Winther and the Munich Jazz Orchestra (Projects with Joe Haider, Roger Jannotta, Kenny Wheeler & Rob Pronk), Member of the Generations Festival Frauenfeld (CH) Bigband (1998 Bill Holman - 2000 Peter Herbolzheimer - 2002 Matthias Rüegg) Winner of the 'Jazz Prize Of Baden-Württemberg' in 1986 Member of the European Broadcasting Bigband (EBU) in 1990 Editor of the '1st German Realbook' Professor for double-bass at the Musikhochschule Mannheim 1996 1999 Förderpreis für M
