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Karl Berger

Pianist and vibraphone participant Karl Berger cites Ornette Coleman being a good friend and coach; Coleman’s means of playing jazz are certainly shown in Berger’s idea, way more than some other vibist you can name. Berger eschews four-mallet technique; his design can be all single-line, with small (if any) chordal …

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Conjoint

The ambient-jazz collective Conjoint included Karl Berger on vibraphone and Gunter “Ruit” Kraus on guitar with David Moufang and Jamie Hodge on keyboards, electronics, and programming. Created in 1996, the group debuted on Moufang’s Kilometres20 Recordings using a self-titled 1997 record, and came back in early 2000 with Earprints — …

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