Martin Kuuskmann

Martin Kuuskmann (born 21 April 1971) is an Estonian bassoon player.

Martin Kuuskmann
Birth nameMartin Kuuskmann
Born (1971-04-21) 21 April 1971
Tallinn, Estonia
Genresexperimental, free improvisation, contemporary classical, classical music
Occupation(s)Musician
InstrumentsBassoon
Years active1989–

Biography

Martin Kuuskmann was born in Tallinn, Estonia. He studied bassoon in Tallinn Music High School, Manhattan School of Music and Yale School of Music.[1] His mentors include Stephen Maxym, Frank Morelli, Rufus Olivier, Vernon Read and Ilmar Aasmets.

Has taught at the Manhattan School of Music Contemporary Performance Program in New York City.[2] He is now the Professor of Bassoon at the University of Denver, Lamont School of Music. He is the director of the Fusion Program at the Blaine Jazz Festival for Teens in Washington state. Martin Kuuskmann makes his home in the Denver area with his wife and their three children.

Discography
  • The Path of Mantra (with Peeter Vähi and Drikung Kagyu monks), 2002 Erdenklang, 21902
  • Nonstop (with Kristjan Randalu), 2010 Estonian Record Productions, 2209 ERP
  • Bassoon Concertos (with Tallinn Chamber Orchestra and Risto Joost), 2015 Estonian Record Productions, ERP 8215
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References
  1. Martin Kuuskmann (Bassoon), bach-cantatas.com
  2. Martin Kuuskmann profile, Manhattan School of Music
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