Eberhard Weber

Eberhard Weber is a pioneering German double bassist and composer who has left an indelible mark on the jazz and classical music landscapes. Known for his unique tone and phrasing, Weber's music seamlessly blends chamber jazz, European classical music, minimalism, and ambient sounds, making him a cornerstone of the ECM Records signature sound. His debut album, "Colours of Chloe," released in 1973, set the stage for a prolific career that includes iconic works like "The Following Morning" and "Encore." Weber's virtuosity on the bass has revolutionized jazz bass playing, bringing the instrument to the forefront and earning him collaborations with legendary artists like Jan Garbarek. His compositions are not just albums but journeys into a world where silence and sound coexist in harmony, making Eberhard Weber a true innovator in modern music.