Noel Akchote http://www.bluechopsticks.org Max Nagl http://www.maxnagl.at
Bradley Jones http://www.bassjones.com
Steve Bernstein http://www.stevenbernstein.net/ ..... CD hatology 585..

CD: "LIVE in Willisau 2005" released may 2007 on OLOGY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlNIgDthnNc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpH76nQKT-I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84EmWd7Lf7Q

recent gigs

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Max Nagl Trio A
Max Nagl: sax, Clemens Wenger: keyboards, Herbert Pirker: drums

... playing all program with own pieces ...

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Max Nagl "Trio Flamingos" A / USA
Max Nagl, saxophon, Bradley Jones, bass, Otto Lechner, accordeon 

	It might be seen as a very personal, extraordinary way of hommage to Charles Mingus and his music "Flamingos", which is kind of a polystylistic Kaleidoscope with break-outs and drop-outs from and into various directions, not at all rational but an intensely entertaining trip. . . Peter Rüedi

http://www.maxnagl.at   (Max Nagl) http://www.windhundrecords.com/windhunde/otto/otto.htm     (Otto Lechner) http://www.bassjones.com( Bradley Jones ) 

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further projects on request:

Wumm! Zack!

Max Nagl: alto sax Clemens Salesny: alto sax Alex Meissl: e-bass Herbert Pirker: drums

Max Nagl Quartet

Max Nagl: saxophone Joanna Lewis: violin Josef Novotny: piano Patrice Heral: percussion CD : Mélange à trois (rude noises)

Max Nagl Falarm Trio

Max Nagl: sax Vincent Wizlsperger: bass Paul Skrepek: drums CD : Falarm (rude noises) Album of the week: Max Nagl Trio falarm **** "This is the more, er, conventional side of Austrian saxophonist Max Nagl´s oeuvre, the other being a roller-coaster ride of sample, crazy juxtapositions and his own multi-instrumental flair. Here his sax carries flashes of an array of influences, including Ornette Coleman, though the music is nearer that of Joseph Jarman´s wonderful trio with Johnny Dyani and Don Moye. SInce the 1960s this musical territory has too often been usurped by those with only angst and anger - or nothing - to express. Nagl does not just possess an immeasurably wider emotional palette, he has a profound grasp of how to play (in both senses of the word) with shape, structure and light and shade. The other players - bassist Vincenz Wizlsperger and drummer Paul Skrepek - are up to the leader´s stunning levels of invention and flexibility, as they flick from robustness to fragility. There is a rare chance to see Nagl performing in the flesh with regular collaborator Josef Novotny at the Harbourside Brasserie on Monday, as part of the annual What Is Music? festival." John Shand (The Sydney Morning Herald Feb 16-22.2001)

Otto Lechner - Max Nagl Duo

Otto Lechner: piano, akkordeon, stimme, percussion Max Nagl: sopran-, alt-, tenorsaxophon CD : En Passant (rude noises)

The Max Nagl Ensemble

CD : Quartier Du Faisan ( HATHUT ) Clemens Salesny:alto sax, bass clarinet Franz Hautzinger: quarter tone trumpet Lorenz Raab: trumpet Martin Ptak: trombone Max Nagl:alto sax, melodica Clemens Wenger: piano Josef Novotny:electronics, piano Achim Tang: double bass Lukas Knöfler: drums Luis Ribeiro: percussion

contact for booking: gpfabe@aol.com

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