Marc Jundt

Currently available from Brambus Records:

Marimba

Tracks:
Duke's Tune Magic Moment's Blue Lake Blue Espadrille Naima's Song Pascale	Unknown Child Fischerlied What's Going On Kakrabi Pirchnermuesli Go and Come

Marc Jundt studied at the Swiss-Jazz-School in Bern, Switzerland. After having achieved his degree he went to West Africa (Ghana) to study African traditional music. During that period he became a member of the renowned Blay Ambolley group.

In 1987, Marc formed his KALABULE Band as it is known today from concerts, radio and LPs.

With this band and his own compositions, Marc won the First National Jazz contest in 1987, following a very successful concert at the Lugano Jazz Festival, as the supporting band for the Wayne Shorter Band, broadcast live on radio and TV.

As a solo drummer and percussionist, Marc has played concerts and clinics all over Europe, USA and Africa.

Marc has played with international artists such as:

Clark Terry tp (USA)
Marvin Stamm tp (USA)
Dennis Tini piano (USA)
April Arabian voc. (USA)
Kenny Wheeler tp (Canada)
Mario Lecaros piano (Chile)
Albert Mangelsdorff tb (Germany)
E.B.U. Big Band '88 (European Broadcasting Union) (ex Yugoslavia)
Jana Koubkova voc. (Prague)
Camerata Bern (Chamber orchestra) (Switzerland)

Recordings as a leader:
Marc Jundt's Kalabuleband "Blue Espadrile" (91)
Marc Jundt's Kalabuleband featuring Kenny Wheeler (93)
Ballads for and with friends (Herbst 94)

Marc Jundt is an endorser for Sonor drums and Paiste cymbals and gongs, and is Chairperson for percussion for IAJE.