Member Since: 11/12/2006
Band Members:PIERRE VAN DORMAEL TRIO: Pierre Van Dormael: guitar *, Lara Rosseel:
upright bass *, David Broeders: drums *PIERRE VAN DORMAEL & HERVE SAMB:
Guitar DuoPIERRE VAN DORMAEL QUARTET:
Pierre Van Dormael: guitars *, Herve Samb: guitars *,
Lara Rosseel: upright bass *, David Broeders: drums *"NORTH COUNTRY SUITE" *OCTURN *
Laurent Blondiau: trumpet *
Guillaume Orti: alto saxophone *
Bo Van Der Werf: baritone saxophone *
Fabian Fiorini: piano *
Jozef Dumoulin: fender rhodes *
Pierre Van Dormael: guitars *
Jean-Luc Lehr - electric bass *
Christophe Minck: electric bass *
Chander Sardjoe: drums *
Lara Rosseel: acoustic bass on
"All Places" *VIVACES:Pierre Van Dormael: guitars * Stéphane Galland: drums * / or Chander Sarjoe: drums * Otti Van Der Werf: bass * Ben Ngabo: rwanda drums & percussion * Michel Seba: congas & percussion * Anne Wolf: piano & keyboards * Kris Defoort: piano * Bo Van Der Werf: baritone sax * Nicolas Kummert: tenor sax * Manu Hermia: soprano sax * and Benoît Ruwet: sabar *
Influences: trees, light, Lizz Wright, flowers, stars, traffic,
Miles Davis, dance, Anne-Teresa De Keersmaeker, paintings, Monet, Kandinski, Picasso, beauty, values independent of time, love, principles of life, Joni Mitchell for expanding the breadth of extremities in her songs, Bach in the morning, Haydn and Mozart on sundays, Duke Ellington for the polyphonic melody & rythm, Charlie Parker and Steve Coleman for changing the guards, Toots Thielemans for his completeness, Bill Evans, Keith Jarret, Herbie Hancock for their playing's teachings, Pat Metheny the bright size player, Bob Dylan the diamond jeweler whose works look simple like glass and rough like stone, Quincy Jones, Youssou N'Dour, african rythm, the music of Mali, Cassandra Wilson for the spectrum, Ralph Towner, Michael Gregory Jackson, Django Reinhardt, Jimi Hendrix, Philip Catherine, John Mc Laughlin, Bill Frisell... for their specific and beautiful approach of my favourite instrument, landscapes, changing skies, clouds and weather, snow, Louis Armstrong, american folk music, afro-american culture and creativity in gospel, early blues, jazz, soul, AACM, motown, R&B... Chopin, romantic strings, Walt Disney and fairy tales, something in all music related to life and spirit, surprises, new combinations in cooking, interviews of musicians, phrases of wisdom ...
Sounds Like: Tonal recipes expanding in an unlimited variety of harmonic, rythmic and melodic shapes balanced with the emotional ground of a song.PIERRE VAN DORMAEL QUARTET Live at the KVS september 5, 2007
Pierre Van Dormael: guitars, Herve Samb: guitars, Lara Rosseel: upright bass,
David Broeders: drums
Type of Label: Indie