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Laco Tropp

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Laco Tropp

(15. 3. 1939 Košice)


Jazz: drums and percussion

1953 private lessons of percussion; playing in amateur dixieland bands in Košice; later dancer in the Lúčnica traditional folk music ensemble
from 1959 professional musician – drummer
1961 during his military service took part with a band in a national level of Army Creative Contest (Prague), met musicians from Prague (Hanuš Berka, Karel Svoboda etc.); cooperation with Laco Déczi
1962 engagement in Otakar Rendl’s Prague Dance Orchestra
1963 – 1964 member of the SHQ jazz orchestra of Karel Velebný and Jan Konopásek
1966 member of the Reduta Quartet
1966 – 1968 member of Peter Herbolzheimer sextet in Nuernberg (Germany), extensively recording for Bavarian Radio
1967 member of Malcolm Waldron’s trio (and quartet) in the Domicile club in Munich
1968 cooperation in Laco Déczi’s album Pietoso (English version “Laco Déczi And The Cellula Quintet Featuring Laco Tropp”)
1969 – 1970 cooperation with Ladislav Gerhardt on the LP Dobre sme sa oženili
1970 – 1971 engagement in the Theatre club (Činoherní klub) (Prague) as a member of Petr Skoumal’s ensemble; member of Rudolf Dašek’s trio
1971 return to Slovakia, position in a café orchestra in Bratislava
1975 Czechoslovak Television Orchestra Prague
1977 founded his own trio, playing in the then German Democratic Republic
1990 obtained a permanent engagement in the Czech Republic (in a quartet with Štepán Markovič – sx)
1995 member of Emil Vilický’s Trio/Quartet in Prague, has been playing with them until present

 
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Discography
 
LP
Gerhardt, Laco – Déczi, Laco. Sentimental Trumpet

Gerhardt, Laco – Déczi, Laco. Sentimental Trumpet

Opus (1971)

 

Čekasin, V. – Tropp, L.: Meeting

Supraphon (1971)

 

Petr Skoumal Trio: With Idiot Laughing

Supraphon (1971)

Záplata (Laco Gerhardt – Tomáš Janovic)

Záplata (Laco Gerhardt – Tomáš Janovic)

Supraphon (1970)

Laco Deczi and The Cellula Quintet Featuring Laco Tropp: <i>Pietoso</i>

Laco Deczi and The Cellula Quintet Featuring Laco Tropp: Pietoso

Supraphon (1969)

Gerhardt Ladislav: We Got Well Married

Gerhardt Ladislav: We Got Well Married

Supraphon (1969)

 

SHQ: How played SH Quintet

Supraphon (1966)

 

SH / Jazzquintet

Supraphon (SUA 15 720) (1966)

 

SHQ & Friends

Supraphon (1965)

 

Československý jazz 1965 (sampler)

Supraphon (1965)

 

SH Kvintet

Supraphon (1964)

 

Milan Dvořák Trio: Fox Jitka

 

Gerhard & Sextet: The Patch

Opus

 
CD
 

Emil Viklický Trio: Live in Vienna

Cube – Metier (MJCD 2945) (2010)

Jazz na Hradě: Jakubovič Q a Randy Brecker

Jazz na Hradě: Jakubovič Q a Randy Brecker

Multisonic 31 0800-2 (2010)

Sinfonietta – The Janáček of Jazz (Emil Viklický Trio)

Sinfonietta – The Janáček of Jazz (Emil Viklický Trio)

Venus Records, Inc. (2009)

Emil Viklický Trio: Ballads and more

Emil Viklický Trio: Ballads and more

Arta Records (F 10161) (2008)

Jam Session for the President

Jam Session for the President

Multisonic (310720) (2008)

Marcus Printup / Emil Viklický Trio: Jazz na hradě

Marcus Printup / Emil Viklický Trio: Jazz na hradě

Multisonic (31 0708-2 531) (2007)

Moravian Gems (George Mraz, Iva Bittová, Emil Viklický, Laco Tropp)

Moravian Gems (George Mraz, Iva Bittová, Emil Viklický, Laco Tropp)

Cube – Metier (MJCD 2736) (2007)

Emil Viklický Trio: Cookin' in Bonn

Emil Viklický Trio: Cookin' in Bonn

Dekkor Records (2006)

Franco Ambosetti / Emil Viklický Trio: Jazz na hradě

Franco Ambosetti / Emil Viklický Trio: Jazz na hradě

Multisonic (0644-2 531) (2005)

Scott Robinson & Emil Viklický Trio: Summertime

Scott Robinson & Emil Viklický Trio: Summertime

Cube – Metier (MJCD 2422) (2003)

What's New (Viklický Trio & Steve Houben)

What's New (Viklický Trio & Steve Houben)

Cube – Metier (2003)

Viklický – Uhlíř – Tropp: Trio '01

Viklický – Uhlíř – Tropp: Trio '01

Arta Records (F1 0111-2) (2002)

 

A Summer's End (Benny Golbin with Emil Viklický)

Benny Golbin Music Publisching (2002)

 

Live in Hanoi

Ivan and Minh Production (2001)

Emil Viklický Presents Benny Golbin: An American in Prague

Emil Viklický Presents Benny Golbin: An American in Prague

Czech Radio (2000)

Zuzana Lapčíková & Ida Kelarová Live: Zrcadlení

Zuzana Lapčíková & Ida Kelarová Live: Zrcadlení

LOTOS (LT 0066-2 331) (2000)

 

Emil Viklický & Friends: Quite an Ordinary Routine Day

LOTOS (LT 00712531) (1998)

 

Lapčíková Zuzana: Moravian Love Songs

LOTOS (LT 00722431) (1998)

Viklický – Houben – Dvorský – Tropp:<br> Bohemia After Dark

Viklický – Houben – Dvorský – Tropp:
Bohemia After Dark

P & J Music (PJ 012-2) (1997)

Jazz Goes to Town

Jazz Goes to Town

(PJ 016-2)

Jazz na hrade: Emil Viklický 60

Jazz na hrade: Emil Viklický 60

Multisonic (31 0756-2 531)

 
DVD
Viklický – Uhlíř – Tropp: Trio '01 (DVD)

Viklický – Uhlíř – Tropp: Trio '01 (DVD)

(2005)

 
SP
 

Petr Skoumal Trio: Motive

Supraphon (1971)

 

Laco Déczi Reduta Quintet: Rambling

Supraphon (1965)

 

Laco Déczi Reduta Quintet: Problem-free Spring

Supraphon (1965)

 
BIBLIOGRAPHY

SCHNELLER, Alexander – SCHNELLER, Ada: Laco Tropp. In: That Jazz of Praha (Vierzehn Jazz-Porträts in Wort und Bild), Vitalis Verlag, Praha 2006, s. 100-110.

Matzner – Poledňák – Wasserberger a kol.: Laco Tropp (heslo). In: Encyklopedie jazzu a moderní populární hudby – část jmenná – československá scéna., Supraphon, Praha 1990, s. 559-560.

DORŮŽKA, Lubomír: Tropp, Laco. In: Panoráma jazzu, Mladá fronta 1990, s. 266-267

Paiste Drummer Service: Laco Tropp. In: Profiles of International Drummers, Percussionists, Musicians, Presented by Paiste Cymbals Gongs. 1981, s. 68.

Matzner, Antonín: Někdo to rád horké. In: Melodie , Praha 1969/7, s. 206.


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