GERT RICKMAN-WUNDERLICH
FOH / MON Engineer, DrummerI was born in 1954, and started playing drums at age 15...I became a sound engineer through learning by doing.
< all artistsI was born in 1954, and started playing drums at age 15...I became a sound engineer through learning by doing.
< all artistsI was born in 1954, and started playing drums at age 15...I became a sound engineer through learning by doing.
< all artistsI studied photography and film, and began playing drums as a pro in a German rock band for a couple of years in the early 80s; the band had their own PA gear and I got in close touch with microphones, mixing desks, PA gear, etc…I became a sound engineer through learning by doing.
Being a jazz fan forever, I luckily got in touch with Jan Garbarek over our joint concert agency, and have been working for Jan Garbarek as MON and FOH engineer since 1985.
I have now worked with Jan Garbarek (for 32 years), Curtis Stigers, Dhafer Youssef, Manu Katché, Maria Joao, Mario Laginha, Beady Belle, Rabih Abou-Khalil, Joachim Kühn, Vienna Teng, Christina Branco, Ketil Björnstad, Trilok Gurtu´s Crazy Saints, Ida Sand, Rigmor Gustaffson, Nana Vasconcelos, United Jazz & Rock Ensemble, and many more.
For some reason ribbon microphones never came to mind when I was choosing microphones for the concerts of those artists I work for.
I have used almost every microphone that money could buy since I’m involved in musical events, either as a musician or a sound engineer over more than 40 years, but a ribbon has not been under it.