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OTS SFO #015 with CLAUDIO PUNTIN

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March 2020

What unusual times we all find ourselves in. With what started as a world away (COVID-19), now at everyone’s doorstep, the music community faces uncertainties similar to many other service-oriented vocations. While live in-person performance to audiences of size are curtailed, we can still learn about the different ways our creative sisters and brothers are expressing for the sake of social justice, humanity, and beauty.

OTSSFO kicks off its new season with an archived discussion from several years ago with German based Swiss-Italian clarinetist Claudio Puntin. Widely known as a member of the trio “Ambiq”as well as an ECM Records alumnus, Claudio is a versatile instrumentalist with eclectic collaborations that range from ambient, electronic, and avant-garde, to orchestral, jazz, and swing. He has worked with notable creators/performers such as Hermeto Pascoal, Fred Frith, Skuli Sverresson, WDR Big Band, Jeff Denson, the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Insa Rudolph and the Sepiasonic band.

An intensely passionate personality about improvisation and technical proficiency, Claudio gives us a glimpse into his uniquely European viewpoint and experience with collaborators.

An award-winning jeweler, he has translated this skill set into innovative designs surrounding mouthpieces for clarinet and bass clarinet- something that perhaps our reed playing constituency will find of particular interest.

We discussed all of the above, while Claudio was visiting, educating, and performing on a rare trip to the San Francisco Bay Area.

Tracks featured throughout Episode #015:

  • Stoma (Main Theme) - Claudio Puntin - Stoma
  • Aroma – Claudio Puntin w/Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
  • Die Herrmannsschlacht (Kiefer Exhibition 2010)
  • The Mother – Ambiq - Ambiq
  • Aroma – Claudio Puntin w/Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
  • Ephemera – Ambiq - Ambiq
  • Paris – Sepiasonic - Sepiasonic
  • Variation On a Point of View - Jeff Denson & Claudio Puntin - Two
  • Þeysireið – Claudio Puntin, Geròur Gunnarsdóttir – Ylir
  • Myttoprill – Ambiq - Ambiq

More Information: http://www.puntin.de http://ambiqmusic.com https://www.ecmrecords.com/catalogue/143038751622 https://arjunamusic-records.bandcamp.com/album/sepiasonic

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March 2020

What unusual times we all find ourselves in. With what started as a world away (COVID-19), now at everyone’s doorstep, the music community faces uncertainties similar to many other service-oriented vocations. While live in-person performance to audiences of size are curtailed, we can still learn about the different ways our creative sisters and brothers are expressing for the sake of social justice, humanity, and beauty.

OTSSFO kicks off its new season with an archived discussion from several years ago with German based Swiss-Italian clarinetist Claudio Puntin. Widely known as a member of the trio “Ambiq”as well as an ECM Records alumnus, Claudio is a versatile instrumentalist with eclectic collaborations that range from ambient, electronic, and avant-garde, to orchestral, jazz, and swing. He has worked with notable creators/performers such as Hermeto Pascoal, Fred Frith, Skuli Sverresson, WDR Big Band, Jeff Denson, the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Insa Rudolph and the Sepiasonic band.

An intensely passionate personality about improvisation and technical proficiency, Claudio gives us a glimpse into his uniquely European viewpoint and experience with collaborators.

An award-winning jeweler, he has translated this skill set into innovative designs surrounding mouthpieces for clarinet and bass clarinet- something that perhaps our reed playing constituency will find of particular interest.

We discussed all of the above, while Claudio was visiting, educating, and performing on a rare trip to the San Francisco Bay Area.

Tracks featured throughout Episode #015:

  • Stoma (Main Theme) - Claudio Puntin - Stoma
  • Aroma – Claudio Puntin w/Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
  • Die Herrmannsschlacht (Kiefer Exhibition 2010)
  • The Mother – Ambiq - Ambiq
  • Aroma – Claudio Puntin w/Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
  • Ephemera – Ambiq - Ambiq
  • Paris – Sepiasonic - Sepiasonic
  • Variation On a Point of View - Jeff Denson & Claudio Puntin - Two
  • Þeysireið – Claudio Puntin, Geròur Gunnarsdóttir – Ylir
  • Myttoprill – Ambiq - Ambiq

More Information: http://www.puntin.de http://ambiqmusic.com https://www.ecmrecords.com/catalogue/143038751622 https://arjunamusic-records.bandcamp.com/album/sepiasonic

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