William Galison – Mulo Franzl – Group – Midnight Sun

Description

William Galison harmonica
Mulo Francel tenor sax, soprano sax, bass clarinet
Andreas Binder french horn
Christian Doepke piano, keyboards
D.D. Lowka acoustic bass, udu-drum
Stephan Eppinger drums

01. Chiaroscuro (William Galison / GLM) 4:58
02. Don’t watch the girls (Mulo Franzl / GLM) 5:05
03. The Midnight sun will never set (Quincy Jones / Trumpf) 5:00
04. Never never land (Leslie Bricusse / Global) 5:41
05. Lucita (William Galison / GLM) 4:42
06. For Pauline (Mulo Franzl / GLM) 4:02
07. Yeti (Christian Doepke / GLM) 6:16
08. I’ve grown accustomed to your face (Lerner / Chapell)3:42
09. Too soon (Stephan Eppinger) 6:01
10. Joy spring (Clifford Brown / Peer) 3:30
11. I’m calling you (Bob Telson / Discoton) 5:34

Mulo Franzl – Saxophonist, Komponist

Geboren am 21.9.1967 in München – Studium Saxophon & Komposition in Wien, New York, Linz und München.

Arbeitete mit zahlreichen Musikergrößen wie dem brasilianischen Trompetenstar Claudio Roditi, dem Schweizer Schlagzeuger Charly Antolini, dem New Yorker Mundharmonika-Virtuosen William Galison, dem belgischen Gitarrenmeister Philippe Catherine und dem Tangopianisten Peter Ludwig.

Neben weltweiter Konzerttätigkeit mit eigenen Formationen wie dem Modern-Jazz-Oktett MIND GAMES und dem Tango Ensemble QUADRO NUEVO diverse CD-, Rundfunk- und Theaterproduktionen (z.B. Deutsches Theater München, Nationaltheater Paris).

Mulo Franzl – saxplayer, composer

born on 21st September 1967 in Munich

studied sax & composition in Vienna, New York, Linz und Munich.

Worked with a lot of famous musicians, like the Brasilian trumpet-star Claudio Roditi, the drummer Charly Antolini from Switzerland, the harp player William Galison from New York, the Belgian guitar player Philippe Catherine and the tango-piano player Peter Ludwig.

He is doing concerts worldwide with his own bands, like the modern-jazz-oktett MIND GAMES and the Tango Ensemble QUADRO NUEVO and did several CD-, radio- and theatreproductions (for example: Deutsches Theater, Munich; National Theater, Paris).

Produced 1997 by Edition Collage