Kalle Kalima (b. 1973 in Helsinki, Finland) began his journey into sound with piano lessons at the age of six. Five years later he switched over to the guitar and has never looked back. He studied at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and at the Hanns Eisler Conservatory in Berlin under the guidance of Raoul Bj\u00f6rkenheim and John Schr\u00f6der to name a few. After taking up residence in Berlin, Kalima has experienced a revelation in his attitude towards free music.
\nSo far Kalle has worked with trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and multi-instrumentalist Jimi Tenor, saxophonists Daniel Erdmann, Ben Abarbanel-Wolff, Harri Sj\u00f6str\u00f6m, Volker Schlott, Henrik Wahlsdorf and Adam Peroncik, bass players Sirone, Chris Dahlgren, Carlos Bica & Ed Schuller, guitarist Marc Ducret, pianists Mircea Tiberian and Jo Bartmes, drummers Maurice De Martin and Mikko Hassinen, composer Simon Stockhausen, and the bands Babybonk and Rhythm Taxi.
\nKalle Kalima (b. 1973 in Helsinki, Finland) began his journey into sound with piano lessons at the age of six. Five years later he switched over to the guitar and has never looked back. He studied at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and at the Hanns Eisler Conservatory in Berlin under the guidance of Raoul Bj\u00f6rkenheim and John Schr\u00f6der to name a few. After taking up residence in Berlin, Kalima has experienced a revelation in his attitude towards free music.
\nSo far Kalle has worked with trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and multi-instrumentalist Jimi Tenor, saxophonists Daniel Erdmann, Ben Abarbanel-Wolff, Harri Sj\u00f6str\u00f6m, Volker Schlott, Henrik Wahlsdorf and Adam Peroncik, bass players Sirone, Chris Dahlgren, Carlos Bica & Ed Schuller, guitarist Marc Ducret, pianists Mircea Tiberian and Jo Bartmes, drummers Maurice De Martin and Mikko Hassinen, composer Simon Stockhausen, and the bands Babybonk and Rhythm Taxi.
\nKalle Kalima (b. 1973 in Helsinki, Finland) began his journey into sound with piano lessons at the age of six. Five years later he switched over to the guitar and has never looked back. He studied at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and at the Hanns Eisler Conservatory in Berlin under the guidance of Raoul Bj\u00f6rkenheim and John Schr\u00f6der to name a few. After taking up residence in Berlin, Kalima has experienced a revelation in his attitude towards free music.
\nSo far Kalle has worked with trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and multi-instrumentalist Jimi Tenor, saxophonists Daniel Erdmann, Ben Abarbanel-Wolff, Harri Sj\u00f6str\u00f6m, Volker Schlott, Henrik Wahlsdorf and Adam Peroncik, bass players Sirone, Chris Dahlgren, Carlos Bica & Ed Schuller, guitarist Marc Ducret, pianists Mircea Tiberian and Jo Bartmes, drummers Maurice De Martin and Mikko Hassinen, composer Simon Stockhausen, and the bands Babybonk and Rhythm Taxi.
\nKalle Kalima (b. 1973 in Helsinki, Finland) began his journey into sound with piano lessons at the age of six. Five years later he switched over to the guitar and has never looked back. He studied at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and at the Hanns Eisler Conservatory in Berlin under the guidance of Raoul Bj\u00f6rkenheim and John Schr\u00f6der to name a few. After taking up residence in Berlin, Kalima has experienced a revelation in his attitude towards free music.
\nSo far Kalle has worked with trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and multi-instrumentalist Jimi Tenor, saxophonists Daniel Erdmann, Ben Abarbanel-Wolff, Harri Sj\u00f6str\u00f6m, Volker Schlott, Henrik Wahlsdorf and Adam Peroncik, bass players Sirone, Chris Dahlgren, Carlos Bica & Ed Schuller, guitarist Marc Ducret, pianists Mircea Tiberian and Jo Bartmes, drummers Maurice De Martin and Mikko Hassinen, composer Simon Stockhausen, and the bands Babybonk and Rhythm Taxi.
\nKalle Kalima (b. 1973 in Helsinki, Finland) began his journey into sound with piano lessons at the age of six. Five years later he switched over to the guitar and has never looked back. He studied at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and at the Hanns Eisler Conservatory in Berlin under the guidance of Raoul Bj\u00f6rkenheim and John Schr\u00f6der to name a few. After taking up residence in Berlin, Kalima has experienced a revelation in his attitude towards free music.
\nSo far Kalle has worked with trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and multi-instrumentalist Jimi Tenor, saxophonists Daniel Erdmann, Ben Abarbanel-Wolff, Harri Sj\u00f6str\u00f6m, Volker Schlott, Henrik Wahlsdorf and Adam Peroncik, bass players Sirone, Chris Dahlgren, Carlos Bica & Ed Schuller, guitarist Marc Ducret, pianists Mircea Tiberian and Jo Bartmes, drummers Maurice De Martin and Mikko Hassinen, composer Simon Stockhausen, and the bands Babybonk and Rhythm Taxi.
\nKalle Kalima (b. 1973 in Helsinki, Finland) began his journey into sound with piano lessons at the age of six. Five years later he switched over to the guitar and has never looked back. He studied at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki and at the Hanns Eisler Conservatory in Berlin under the guidance of Raoul Bj\u00f6rkenheim and John Schr\u00f6der to name a few. After taking up residence in Berlin, Kalima has experienced a revelation in his attitude towards free music.
\nSo far Kalle has worked with trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and multi-instrumentalist Jimi Tenor, saxophonists Daniel Erdmann, Ben Abarbanel-Wolff, Harri Sj\u00f6str\u00f6m, Volker Schlott, Henrik Wahlsdorf and Adam Peroncik, bass players Sirone, Chris Dahlgren, Carlos Bica & Ed Schuller, guitarist Marc Ducret, pianists Mircea Tiberian and Jo Bartmes, drummers Maurice De Martin and Mikko Hassinen, composer Simon Stockhausen, and the bands Babybonk and Rhythm Taxi.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Kalle Kalima – guitar
\nOliver Potratz – bass
\nOliver Steidle – drums Kalle Kalima – guitar
\nOliver Potratz – bass
\nOliver Steidle – drums Kalle Kalima – guitar
\nOliver Potratz – bass
\nOliver Steidle – drums Kalle Kalima – guitar
\nOliver Potratz – bass
\nOliver Steidle – drums Kalle Kalima – guitar
\nOliver Potratz – bass
\nOliver Steidle – drums Kalle Kalima – guitar
\nOliver Potratz – bass
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