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Misha Mengelberg
Misha Mengelberg
	Mengelberg in 1985
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Birth name	Misja Mengelberg
Born	5 June 1935; Kiev, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
Died	3 March 2017 (aged 81); Amsterdam, Netherlands
Genres	Jazz, Avant-garde jazz, European free jazz, free improvisation
Occupation(s)	Musician, composer
Instrument	Piano
Labels	FMP/Free Music Production

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Misha Mengelberg (5 June 1935 – 3 March 2017) was a Dutch jazz pianist and composer.^[2] A prominent figure in post-WWII European Jazz, Mengelberg is known for his forays into free improvisation, for bringing humor into his music, and as a leading interpreter of songs by fellow pianists Thelonious Monk and Herbie Nichols.

Biography

Mengelberg was born in Kiev, Ukrainian SSR,^[2] the son of the Dutch conductor Karel Mengelberg [nl] (1902-1984) and grand-nephew of conductor Willem Mengelberg. Karel Mengelberg was a Dutch composer and conductor, who worked in Berlin, Barcelona, Kiev and Amsterdam. A notable work of his was 'Catalunya Renaixent', written for the Banda Municipal of Barcelona in 1934.^[3]^[4]^[5]

Misha's family moved back to the Netherlands in the late 1930s and he began learning the piano at age five.^[2] He was considered a chess marvel at age nine.^[6] He would continue to compete in chess championships in the 1970s despite his musical career.^[7] Mengelberg briefly studied architecture before entering the Royal Conservatory in The Hague, where he studied music from 1958 to 1964. While there he won the first prize at a jazz festival in Loosdrecht and became associated with Fluxus. His early influences included Thelonious Monk, Duke Ellington and John Cage, whom he heard lecture at Darmstadt.^[8]

Mengelberg won the Gaudeamus International Composers Award in 1961. Among his first recordings was one of Eric Dolphy's last, Last Date (1964). Also on that record was the drummer Han Bennink, and the two of them, together with saxophonist Piet Noordijk, formed a quartet which had a number of different bassists, and which played at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1966.^[8] In 1967 he co-founded the Instant Composers Pool, an organisation which promoted avant garde Dutch jazz performances and recordings, with Bennink and Willem Breuker. He was co-founder of STEIM in Amsterdam in 1969.

Mengelberg played with a large variety of musicians. He often performed in a duo with fellow Dutchman Bennink, with other collaborators including Derek Bailey, Peter Brötzmann, Evan Parker, Anthony Braxton, and (on the flip side of a live recording with Dolphy) his pet parrot. He was also one of the earliest exponents of the work of the once-neglected pianist Herbie Nichols.^[8]

He also wrote music for others to perform (generally leaving some room for improvisation) and oversaw a number of music theatre productions, which usually included a large element of absurdist humour. A 2006 DVD release, Afijn (ICP/Data), is a primer on Mengelberg's life and work, containing an 80-minute documentary and additional concert footage.^{[citation needed]}

Mengelberg died in Amsterdam on 3 March 2017, aged 81, from undisclosed causes.^[9]

Discography

Solo albums

1979: Pech Onderweg (BV Haast)
1982: Musica Per 17 Instrumenti / 3 Intermezzi /Omtrent Een Componistenactie Composer's Voice
1994: Impromptus (FMP)
1997: Misha Mengelberg (I Dischi Di Angelica)
1997: The Root Of The Problem (hatOLOGY)
1999: Two Days In Chicago (hatOLOGY)
2000: Solo (Buzz)
2005: Senne Sing Song (Tzadik)

Collaborations

As leader

1978: Groupcomposing (Instant Composers Pool), with Peter Brötzmann, Evan Parker, Peter Bennink, Paul Rutherford, Derek Bailey, and Han Bennink
1978: Fragments (Instant Composers Pool), with John Tchicai, Han Bennink, and Derek Bailey
1985: Change of Season (Music of Herbie Nichols) (Soul Note), with Steve Lacy, George E. Lewis, Arjen Gorter, and Han Bennink
1985: On Escalation / 3 Pianopieces / Dialogue / Summer (Attacca), with Peter Schat, Jan Van Vlijmen, and Otto Ketting
1991: Dutch Masters (Soul Note), with Steve Lacy, George Lewis, Ernst Reijseger, and Han Bennink
1994: Who's Bridge (Avant), with Misha Mengelberg Trio (Brad Jones, Joey Baron)
1997: Live In Holland '97 (X-OR), with Mats Gustafsson and Gert-Jan Prins
1998: No Idea (DIW), with Misha Mengelberg Trio (Greg Cohen, Joey Baron)
2001: Four in One (Songlines), with Misha Mengelberg Quartet (Dave Douglas, Brad Jones, Han Bennink)^[10]
2009: Mill (Conundrom), with Cor Fuhler and Michiel Scheen
2011: It Won't Be Called Broken Chair (Psi), with Evan Parker
2013: Lucebert / Jazz & Poetry '65 (Uitgeverij Huis Clos), with Misha Mengelberg / Piet Noordijk Kwartet (Han Bennink, Rob Langereis)
2014: Nunc! (Nemu), with Dirk Bell, Ryan Carniaux, Gerd Dudek, Joscha Oetz, and Nils Tegen

With Eric Dolphy

1964: Last Date (Fontana), live with Jacques Schols and Han Bennink
1974: Playing: Epistrophy, 1 June 1964 In Eindhoven, Holland (Instant Composers Pool), including Schols and Bennink

With Han Bennink

1968: Instant Composers Pool (Instant Composers Pool), with John Tchicai
1971: Instant Composers Pool 010 (Instant Composers Pool)
1972: Een Mirakelse Tocht Door Het Scharrebroekse no. 1-6 (Instant Composers Pool)
1974: EinePartieTischtennis (FMP, Instant Composers Pool), live
1975: Coincidents (Stichting ICP Geluidsdragers, Instant Composers Pool)
1978: Midwoud 77 (Instant Composers Pool)
1979: A European Proposal (Live in Cremona) (Horo), with Paul Rutherford and Mario Schiano
1982: Bennink Mengelberg (Instant Composers Pool)
1994: Mix (Instant Composers Pool)
1996: The Instant Composers Pool 30 Years (Instant Composers Pool)
1998: MiHa (Instant Composers Pool)
2004: Senne Sing Song (Tzadik)

With Louis Andriessen

1969: Reconstructie (STEIM), with Hugo Claus, Reinbert de Leeuw, Harry Mulisch, Peter Schat and Jan van Vlijmen

With ICP Orchestra

1979: Live in Soncino (Instant Composers Pool, AD LIB)
1982: Japan Japon (Instant Composers Pool)
1984: Extension Red, White & Blue (Instant Composers Pool)
1987: Two Programs: Performs Herbie Nichols and Thelonious Monk (Instant Composers Pool)
1990: Bospaadje Konijnehol I (Instant Composers Pool)
1991: Bospaadje Konijnehol II (Instant Composers Pool)
1999: Jubilee Varia (hatOLOGY)
2001: Oh, My Dog (Instant Composers Pool)
2004: Aan & Uit (Instant Composers Pool)
2006: Weer Is Een Dag Voorbij (Instant Composers Pool)
2009: Live at the Bimhuis (Instant Composers Pool)
2010: !ICP! 50 (Instant Composers Pool)
2010: ICP Orchestra (Instant Composers Pool)
2014: East of the Sun (Instant Composers Pool)
2015: Misha Enzovoort (Instant Composers Pool)
2016: Restless in Pieces (Instant Composers Pool)

With Anthony Braxton

Anthony Braxton's Charlie Parker Project 1993 (HatART, 1993 [1995])

With Peter Brötzmann

1979: 3 Points and a Mountain (FMP), with Han Bennink

With Dudu Pukwana

1979: Yi Yole (Instant Composers Pool), with Han Bennink

With Keshavan Maslak

1980: Humanplexity (Leo), with Han Bennink

With Roswell Rudd

1983: Regeneration (Soul Note), with Steve Lacy, Kent Carter, and Han Bennink

With Pino Minafra

1987: Tropic of the Mounted Sea Chicken (Splasc(H)), with Michele Lomuto, Han Bennink, and Unknown Artist

With Franz Koglmann

1991: L'Heure Bleue (HatART)

With Steve Lacy

1996: Five Facings (FMP), with Marilyn Crispell, Ulrich Gumpert, Fred Van Hove, Vladimir Miller

With Yuri Honing

1998: Playing (Jazz in Motion)
2000: Lively (Buzz), with Ernst Reijseger

With Paul Termos

2003: Termos Sessions Volume I (X-OR, Bimhuis)

With Benjamin Herman

2004: Heterogenity (X-OR, Bimhuis), featuring Bert Joris

With Alessandra Patrucco

2006: Circus (Instant Composers Pool), with Tristan Honsinger, Ab Baars, and Han Bennink

With Frank Gratkowski

2006: Frank Gratkowski Vis-à-vis Misha Mengelberg (Leo)

With Ab Baars and Ig Henneman

2009: Sliptong (Wig 16) 2009,^[11]

With Berlin Contemporary Jazz Orchestra

Berlin Contemporary Jazz Orchestra (ECM, 1990)

References

^ "Misha Mengelberg, Bold and Spirited Jazz Pianist, Dies at 81". The New York Times. Retrieved 14 March 2017.
^ ^a ^b ^c Feather, Leonard & Gitler, Ira (2007) The Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz, p. 459. Oxford University Press.
^ Video interview of Karel Mengelberg and his wife on YouTube
^ Karel Mengelberg profile Archived 30 October 2007 at the Wayback Machine, donemus.nl; accessed 3 April 2017.
^ The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians
^ Lichtveld, Cecilia (2002). Tussen doktershuis en stropaleis [Between doctor's house and straw palace] (in Dutch). Illustrator: Carel Blazer, Maurits Dekker, Eva Besnyö. Reservaat. p. 9. ISBN 978-90-74113-13-7. OCLC 67007562. Wikidata Q63488666.
^ "Recensie - Misha Mengelberg: Enkele regels in de dierentuin" [Review: Misha Mengelberg: Some rules at the zoo]. Opus Klassiek. Retrieved 1 September 2023.
^ ^a ^b ^c Layne, Joslyn. "Misha Mengelberg: Biography". Allmusic. Retrieved 30 January 2011.
^ "Jazzmuzikant Misha Mengelberg overleden", Parool.nl, 3 March 2017 (in Dutch)
^ "Four in One – Misha Mengelberg Quartet". AllMusic.com. Retrieved 22 February 2014.
^ "Misha Mengelberg profile". Discography. Discogs.com. Retrieved 30 March 2016.

External links

[NYT-1] "Misha Mengelberg, Bold and Spirited Jazz Pianist, Dies at 81". The New York Times. Retrieved 14 March 2017.

[LF-2] Feather, Leonard & Gitler, Ira (2007) The Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz, p. 459. Oxford University Press.

[3] Video interview of Karel Mengelberg and his wife on YouTube

[4] Karel Mengelberg profile Archived 30 October 2007 at the Wayback Machine, donemus.nl; accessed 3 April 2017.

[5] The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians

[6] Lichtveld, Cecilia (2002). Tussen doktershuis en stropaleis [Between doctor's house and straw palace] (in Dutch). Illustrator: Carel Blazer, Maurits Dekker, Eva Besnyö. Reservaat. p. 9. ISBN 978-90-74113-13-7. OCLC 67007562. Wikidata Q63488666.

[7] "Recensie - Misha Mengelberg: Enkele regels in de dierentuin" [Review: Misha Mengelberg: Some rules at the zoo]. Opus Klassiek. Retrieved 1 September 2023.

[am-8] Layne, Joslyn. "Misha Mengelberg: Biography". Allmusic. Retrieved 30 January 2011.

[9] "Jazzmuzikant Misha Mengelberg overleden", Parool.nl, 3 March 2017 (in Dutch)

[10] "Four in One – Misha Mengelberg Quartet". AllMusic.com. Retrieved 22 February 2014.

[11] "Misha Mengelberg profile". Discography. Discogs.com. Retrieved 30 March 2016.

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+| genre            = [[Jazz]], [[Avant-garde jazz]], [[European free jazz]], [[free improvisation]]
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 ==Biography==
-Mengelberg was born in [[Kiev]], [[Ukrainian SSR]],<ref name="LF"/> the son of the Dutch conductor {{interlanguage link|Karel Mengelberg|nl|display=yes|vertical-align=sup}} (born Karel Willem Joseph Mengelberg; 18 July 1902, [[Utrecht]] &ndash; 11 July 1984, [[Amsterdam]]) and grand-nephew of conductor [[Willem Mengelberg]]. Karel Mengelberg was a Dutch composer and conductor, who worked in Berlin, Barcelona, Kiev and Amsterdam. A notable work of his was 'Catalunya Renaixent', written for the Banda Municipal of Barcelona in 1934.<ref>{{YouTube|uNi7x-Aoi7w|Video interview of Karel Mengelberg and his wife}}</ref><ref>[http://www.donemus.nl/componist.php?id=327 Karel Mengelberg profile] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071030062516/http://www.donemus.nl/componist.php?id=327 |date=30 October 2007 }}, donemus.nl; accessed 3 April 2017.</ref><ref>[[The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]]</ref>
+Mengelberg was born in [[Kiev]], [[Ukrainian SSR]],<ref name="LF"/> the son of the Dutch conductor {{ill|Karel Mengelberg|nl}} (1902-1984) and grand-nephew of conductor [[Willem Mengelberg]]. Karel Mengelberg was a Dutch composer and conductor, who worked in Berlin, Barcelona, Kiev and Amsterdam. A notable work of his was 'Catalunya Renaixent', written for the Banda Municipal of Barcelona in 1934.<ref>{{YouTube|uNi7x-Aoi7w|Video interview of Karel Mengelberg and his wife}}</ref><ref>[http://www.donemus.nl/componist.php?id=327 Karel Mengelberg profile] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071030062516/http://www.donemus.nl/componist.php?id=327 |date=30 October 2007 }}, donemus.nl; accessed 3 April 2017.</ref><ref>[[The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians]]</ref>
-Misha's family moved back to the Netherlands in the late 1930s and he began learning the piano at age five.<ref name="LF"/> Mengelberg briefly studied architecture before entering the Royal Conservatory in [[The Hague]], where he studied music from 1958-64. While there he won the first prize at a jazz festival in [[Loosdrecht]] and became associated with [[Fluxus]]. His early influences included [[Thelonious Monk]], [[Duke Ellington]] and [[John Cage]], whom he heard lecture at [[Darmstadt]].<ref name="am">{{cite web|title =Misha Mengelberg: Biography |first=Joslyn|last=Layne |publisher=Allmusic| url ={{Allmusic|class=artist|id=misha-mengelberg-p9183/biography|pure_url=yes}} |access-date =30 January 2011}}</ref>
+Misha's family moved back to the Netherlands in the late 1930s and he began learning the piano at age five.<ref name="LF"/> He was considered a [[chess]] marvel at age nine.<ref>{{Cite Q |last=Lichtveld |first=Cecilia |Q63488666 |trans-title=Between doctor's house and straw palace|publisher=Reservaat |pages=9}}</ref> He would continue to compete in chess championships in the 1970s despite his musical career.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Recensie - Misha Mengelberg: Enkele regels in de dierentuin|url=https://www.opusklassiek.nl/boeken/mengelberg_dierentuin.htm |access-date=2023-09-01 |website=Opus Klassiek|trans-title=Review: Misha Mengelberg: Some rules at the zoo }}</ref> Mengelberg briefly studied architecture before entering the Royal Conservatory in [[The Hague]], where he studied music from 1958 to 1964. While there he won the first prize at a jazz festival in [[Loosdrecht]] and became associated with [[Fluxus]]. His early influences included [[Thelonious Monk]], [[Duke Ellington]] and [[John Cage]], whom he heard lecture at [[Darmstadt]].<ref name="am">{{cite web|title =Misha Mengelberg: Biography |first=Joslyn|last=Layne |publisher=Allmusic| url ={{AllMusic|class=artist|id=misha-mengelberg-p9183/biography|pure_url=yes}} |access-date =30 January 2011}}</ref>
 Mengelberg won the [[Gaudeamus International Composers Award]] in 1961. Among his first recordings was one of [[Eric Dolphy]]'s last, ''[[Last Date (Eric Dolphy album)|Last Date]]'' (1964). Also on that record was the drummer [[Han Bennink]], and the two of them, together with saxophonist [[Piet Noordijk]], formed a quartet which had a number of different bassists, and which played at the [[Newport Jazz Festival]] in 1966.<ref name="am" /> In 1967 he co-founded the [[Instant Composers Pool]], an organisation which promoted avant garde Dutch jazz performances and recordings, with Bennink and [[Willem Breuker]]. He was co-founder of [[STEIM]] in Amsterdam in 1969.
@@ Line 29: / Line 30: @@
 Mengelberg played with a large variety of musicians. He often performed in a duo with fellow Dutchman Bennink, with other collaborators including [[Derek Bailey (guitarist)|Derek Bailey]], [[Peter Brötzmann]], [[Evan Parker]], [[Anthony Braxton]], and (on the flip side of a live recording with Dolphy) his pet parrot. He was also one of the earliest exponents of the work of the once-neglected pianist [[Herbie Nichols]].<ref name="am"/>
-He also wrote music for others to perform (generally leaving some room for improvisation) and oversaw a number of music theatre productions, which usually included a large element of [[absurdism|absurdist]] humour. A 2006 DVD release, ''Afijn'' (ICP/Data), is a primer on Mengelberg's life and work, containing an 80-minute documentary and additional concert footage.{{cn|date=April 2017}}
+He also wrote music for others to perform (generally leaving some room for improvisation) and oversaw a number of music theatre productions, which usually included a large element of [[absurdism|absurdist]] humour. A 2006 DVD release, ''Afijn'' (ICP/Data), is a primer on Mengelberg's life and work, containing an 80-minute documentary and additional concert footage.{{citation needed|date=April 2017}}
 Mengelberg died in Amsterdam on 3 March 2017, aged 81, from undisclosed causes.<ref>[http://www.parool.nl/kunst-en-media/jazzmuzikant-misha-mengelberg-overleden~a4469741 "Jazzmuzikant Misha Mengelberg overleden"], Parool.nl, 3 March 2017 (in Dutch)</ref>
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 [[Image:ICP Orchestra.jpg|thumb|right|Mengelberg performing in 2004]]
 * 1979: ''Pech Onderweg'' (BV Haast)
-* 1982: ''Musica Per 17 Instrumenti / 3 Intermezzi /Omtrent Een Componistenactie'' [[Composer's Voice  Concert Series|Composer's Voice]]
+* 1982: ''Musica Per 17 Instrumenti / 3 Intermezzi /Omtrent Een Componistenactie'' [[Composer's Voice Concert Series|Composer's Voice]]
 * 1994: ''Impromptus'' ([[FMP Records|FMP]])
 * 1997: ''Misha Mengelberg'' (I Dischi Di Angelica)
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 '''With [[Eric Dolphy]]'''
-* 1964: ''[[Last Date (Eric Dolphy album)|Last Date]]'' ([[Fontana Records|Fontana]]), live including with Jacques Schols and [[Han Bennink]]
+* 1964: ''[[Last Date (Eric Dolphy album)|Last Date]]'' ([[Fontana Records|Fontana]]), live with Jacques Schols and [[Han Bennink]]
 * 1974: ''Playing: Epistrophy, 1 June 1964 In Eindhoven, Holland'' ([[Instant Composers Pool]]), including Schols and Bennink
 '''With [[Han Bennink]]'''
-* 1968: ''Instant Composers Pool'' (Instant Composers Pool), including with John Tchicai
+* 1968: ''Instant Composers Pool'' (Instant Composers Pool), with John Tchicai
 * 1971: ''Instant Composers Pool 010'' (Instant Composers Pool)
 * 1972: ''Een Mirakelse Tocht Door Het Scharrebroekse no. 1-6'' (Instant Composers Pool)
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 * 1975: ''Coincidents'' (Stichting ICP Geluidsdragers, Instant Composers Pool)
 * 1978: ''Midwoud 77'' (Instant Composers Pool)
-* 1979: ''A European Proposal (Live in Cremona)'' ([[Horo Records|Horo]]), including with Paul Rutherford and [[Mario Schiano]]
+* 1979: ''A European Proposal (Live in Cremona)'' ([[Horo Records|Horo]]), with Paul Rutherford and [[Mario Schiano]]
 * 1982: ''Bennink Mengelberg'' (Instant Composers Pool)
 * 1994: ''Mix'' (Instant Composers Pool)
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 '''With [[Louis Andriessen]]'''
-* 1969: ''Reconstructie'' ([[STEIM]]), including with [[Hugo Claus]], [[Reinbert de Leeuw]], [[Harry Mulisch]], [[Peter Schat]] and Jan van Vlijmen
+* 1969: ''Reconstructie'' ([[STEIM]]), with [[Hugo Claus]], [[Reinbert de Leeuw]], [[Harry Mulisch]], [[Peter Schat]] and Jan van Vlijmen
 '''With [[ICP Orchestra]]'''
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 * 2015: ''Misha Enzovoort'' (Instant Composers Pool)
 * 2016: ''Restless in Pieces'' (Instant Composers Pool)
-;With [[Anthony Braxton]]
+'''With [[Anthony Braxton]]'''
 *''[[Anthony Braxton's Charlie Parker Project 1993]]'' (HatART, 1993 [1995])
 '''With [[Peter Brötzmann]]'''
-* 1979: ''3 Points and a Mountain'' (FMP), including with Han Bennink
+* 1979: ''[[3 Points and a Mountain]]'' (FMP), with Han Bennink
 '''With [[Dudu Pukwana]]'''
-* 1979: ''Yi Yole'' (Instant Composers Pool), including with Han Bennink
+* 1979: ''Yi Yole'' (Instant Composers Pool), with Han Bennink
 '''With [[Keshavan Maslak]]'''
-* 1980: ''Humanplexity'' ([[Leo Records|Leo]]), including with Han Bennink
+* 1980: ''Humanplexity'' ([[Leo Records|Leo]]), with Han Bennink
 '''With [[Roswell Rudd]]'''
-* 1983: ''[[Regeneration (Roswell Rudd album)|Regeneration]]'' (Soul Note), including with Steve Lacy, [[Kent Carter]], and Han Bennink
+* 1983: ''[[Regeneration (Roswell Rudd album)|Regeneration]]'' (Soul Note), with Steve Lacy, [[Kent Carter]], and Han Bennink
 '''With [[Pino Minafra]]'''
-* 1987: ''Tropic of the Mounted Sea Chicken'' (Splasc(H)), including with Michele Lomuto, Han Bennink, and Unknown Artist
+* 1987: ''Tropic of the Mounted Sea Chicken'' (Splasc(H)), with Michele Lomuto, Han Bennink, and Unknown Artist
 '''With [[Franz Koglmann]]'''
 *1991: ''[[L'Heure Bleue]]'' (HatART)
 '''With [[Steve Lacy (saxophonist)|Steve Lacy]]'''
-* 1996: ''Five Facings'' (FMP), including with [[Marilyn Crispell]], Ulrich Gumpert, [[Fred Van Hove]], [[Vladimir Miller]]
+* 1996: ''Five Facings'' (FMP), with [[Marilyn Crispell]], Ulrich Gumpert, [[Fred Van Hove]], [[Vladimir Miller]]
 '''With [[Yuri Honing]]'''
 * 1998: ''Playing'' (Jazz in Motion)
-* 2000: ''Lively'' (Buzz), including with Ernst Reijseger
+* 2000: ''Lively'' (Buzz), with Ernst Reijseger
 '''With [[Paul Termos]]'''
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 '''With [[Alessandra Patrucco]]'''
-* 2006: ''Circus'' (Instant Composers Pool), including with [[Tristan Honsinger]], [[Ab Baars]], and Han Bennink
+* 2006: ''Circus'' (Instant Composers Pool), with [[Tristan Honsinger]], [[Ab Baars]], and Han Bennink
 '''With [[Frank Gratkowski]]	'''
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 '''With [[Ab Baars]] and [[Ig Henneman]]'''
-* 2009: ''Sliptong'' (Wig 16) 2009, <ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/253447-Misha-Mengelberg|title=Misha Mengelberg profile|work=Discography|publisher=Discogs.com|access-date=30 March 2016}}</ref>
+* 2009: ''Sliptong'' (Wig 16) 2009,<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/253447-Misha-Mengelberg|title=Misha Mengelberg profile|work=Discography|publisher=Discogs.com|access-date=30 March 2016}}</ref>
+'''With [[Berlin Contemporary Jazz Orchestra]]'''
+* ''[[Berlin Contemporary Jazz Orchestra (album)|Berlin Contemporary Jazz Orchestra]]'' (ECM, 1990)
 ==References==
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 *[http://www.fmp-label.de/freemusicproduction/musiker/mengelberg.html FMP releases]
 * {{discogs artist|Misha Mengelberg}}
-* {{imdb name|0579570}}
+* {{IMDb name|0579570}}
 {{Gaudeamus International Composers Award}}
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 [[Category:FMP/Free Music Production artists]]
+[[Category:Psi Records artists]]
+[[Category:20th-century Dutch chess players]]
+[[Category:20th-century Dutch sportsmen]]

v t e Gaudeamus International Composers Award
1957–69	Peter Schat (1957) Otto Ketting (1958) Louis Andriessen (1959) Lars Johan Werle (1960) Misha Mengelberg, Per Nørgård, and Enrique Raxach (1961) Pauline Oliveros (1962) Arne Mellnäs (1963) Ib Nørholm (1964) Joep Straesser and Mario Bertoncini (1965) Alfred Janson and Ton Bruynèl (1966) Hans-Joachim Hespos, Costin Miereanu, Maurice Benhamou, Jean-Yves Bosseur, Tona Scherchen, and Ralph Lundsten – Leo Nilson (1967) Vinko Globokar (1968) Jos Kunst (1969)
1970–89	Jan Vriend (1970) John McGuire (1971) Daniel Lentz (1972) Maurice Weddington (1973) Christian Dethleffsen (1974) Robert Saxton (1975) Fabio Vacchi (1976) Șerban Nichifor (1977) Stefan Dragostinov (1978) Mauro Cardi (1984) Unsuk Chin (1985) Uros Rojko (1986) Karen Tanaka (1987) Michael Jarrell (1988) Richard Barrett (1989)
1990s	Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf and Paolo Aralla (1990) Asbjørn Schaathun (1991) Jörg Birkenkötter (1992) David del Puerto (1993) Richard Ayres (1994) Michael Oesterle and Jesus Torres (1995) Régis Campo (1996) Hang Zou (1997) Kumiko Omura and Geoff Hannan (1998) Michel van der Aa (1999)
2000s	Yannis Kyriakides (2000) Palle Dahlstedt and Takuya Imahori (2001) Valerio Murat (2002) Dmitri Kourliandski (2003) Sampo Haapamäki (2004) Oscar Bianchi (2005) Lefteris Papadimitriou and Gabriel Paiuk (2006) Christopher Trapani (2007) Huck Hodge (2008) Ted Hearne (2009)
2010s	Marko Nikodijević (2010) Yoshiaki Onishi (2011) Konstantin Heuer (2012) Tobias Klich (2013) Anna Korsun (2014) Alexander Khubeev (2015) Anthony Vine (2016) Aart Strootman (2017) Sebastian Hilli (2018) Kelley Sheehan (2019)
2020s	Annika Socolofsky (2021) Rohan Chander (2022) Zara Ali (2023)

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