Franklin Kiermyer

Franklin Kiermyer is a renowned Canadian jazz drummer, composer, and bandleader, born in Montreal, Quebec, on July 21, 1956. With a career spanning several decades, Kiermyer is celebrated for his work in the free jazz genre, known for its improvisational and avant-garde nature. His discography includes notable albums such as "In The House Of My Fathers," released in 1993, and "Solomon's Daughter," which showcases his unique musical vision and technical prowess. Kiermyer's live performances are equally captivating, with tracks like "Between Joy And Consequence" and "Bilad El-Sudan" highlighting his dynamic and innovative approach to jazz drumming. His music is a testament to his deep respect for the genre's traditions and his willingness to push its boundaries, making him a standout figure in contemporary jazz.