Henry Kuntz

Henry Kuntz is a free jazz saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist. In 1979 he founded Hummingbird Records and Tapes, which released, among other things, live recordings of his free jazz trio, Trio Opeye.[1] Cadence Magazine described his multitrack recording technique as "ushering in a new approach to free improvisation".[2] Writer John Litweiler singles out Kuntz as being a jazz musician still exploring free improvisation.[3]

Partial discography
  • 1979 Cross-Eyed Priest[4]
  • 1980 Ancient Of Days, Light Of Glory
  • 1981 New World Music (with John Kuntz)
  • 1998 One One & One (with Don Marvel)
  • 2006 The Magic Of Mystery
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References
  1. EastWest – Google Books
  2. Cadence – Google Books
  3. The Freedom Principle: Jazz After 1958 – John Litweiler – Google Books
  4. Henry Kuntz Discography at Discogs



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