Evan Parker, Michel Godard, Herb Robertson and Peter Kowald. In 1996, Reisinger founded the trio Céléa, Liebman, Reisinger. Their CD World View won the French critic prize Choc de la musique and their second CD, Missing a Page, won the prize Diapason d'Or. In 1999, he founded the group Spirits, which had variable members such as Karl Ritter, Peter Herbert, Andy Manndorff, Klaus Dickbauer, John Schröder and Franz Hanzinger. In 2000, Reisinger and Jean-Paul Céléa became the members of Joachim Kühn's new trio. In 2001, he wrote a theater music for K.l.a.s. performed in Burg Haimburg in Kärnten. In Kärnten, he founded the festival m.u.s.i.c, which was supposed to bring classical music, avantgarde, jazz and ethnic music together. Since 2002, he has played with Liebman in the duet Double Night. Since 2003, he has worked also with the composer Franz Koglmann. In 2004, he formed the group Refusion. The first album of the group with the same name was published in 2006. In 2009, he was awarded the Hans-Koller Prize. Beside working as a jazz musician, Reisinger was also always active in the field of classical music and free improvisation. In the festival Töne und Gegentöne, he appeared on the scene with the Japanese Koto player, Kazue Sawai and also played in a duet with Agustí Fernández. Discography Moebius (Part of Art), 1981 Son Sauvage (Part of Art), 1983 Prayer for Peace (Air Mail), 1984 Light Blues (Air Mail) Pat Brothers No. 1, 1986 Passagio (Passagio), 1990 L'Ibere (Passagio), 1994 Matador, 1994 World View (trio Céléa, Liebman, Reisinger), 1996 Speakers Corner (with Franz Hauzinger and Martin Siewert), 1998 Missing a Page (trio Céléa, Liebman, Reisinger), 1999 Ghosts (trio Céléa, Liebman, Reisinger), 2001 Refusion (Liebman, Marc Ducret, Matt Garrison, Céléa, Mitterer, Reisinger), 2006 As sideman Wirh Rabih Abou-Khalil Journey to the Centre of an Egg (Enja, 2005) References External links 1955 births 2022 deaths Jazz drummers Austrian jazz musicians Label Bleu artists Musicians from Vienna