Ludwig Nuss played with almost all German radio big bands and made numerous recordings for radio, television and recordings with international and national jazz greats such as Bob Brookmeyer, Bill Holman, Patti Austin, Frank Foster, Rob McConnell, Lalo Shifrin, Phil Woods, Jim McNeely, Maceo Parker, Slide Hampton, Vince Mendoza, Brecker Brothers, Peter Erskine, Manny Albam, Bob Mintzer, Paul Kuhn, Peter Herbolzheimer, German Jazzorchester, Thilo Berg Big Band, Bill Ramsey, Diether Reith, Götz Alsmann, Peter Fessler, All That Jazz. As a jazz soloist and teacher, he gives concerts and workshops in Germany and abroad. To date, the following CDs have been released under his name: “Hornplayers Can’t Eat Garlic”, “Return of the Hornplayers”, “Jazzed Friends”, “Ups & Downs” and the CD “Rolling Down 7th”, which was recorded in Brooklyn in 2006. Ludwig Nuß was appointed professor of trombone/ensemble accompaniment at the Jazz Institute Berlin, a joint institution of the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin and the Berlin University of the Arts, in the winter semester of 2007-08.
More Releases:

Dominik Schürmann Trio – “Moons Ago”

By The Way – “Time For Blue”

New York Duo – “Higher Perception”

Baschnagel Group – “Timeline Promenade”

Altfrid M. Sicking – “I AM”

Jonas Windscheid’s Paintbox – “Alto”

Erik Leuthäuser – “In the Land of Kent Carlson – Live at A-Trane Berlin”

Zurich Jazz Orchestra & Steffen Schorn – “Dedications”

Bending Times – “Songs of Faith / Glaubenslieder”

Mareille Merck LARUS – “Fadenschlag”

Rüdiger Baldauf – ”Strawberry Fields“

Katarzyna Myćka & Conrado Moya – “Marimba Synergy” – Bach: Goldberg Variations

Soulcrane feat. Matthew Halpin – “Another Step We Take”

Erik Leuthäuser – In the Land of Irene Kral and Alan Broadbent (Live at A-Trane Berlin)

Peter Fessler – Solo Time

Sónia Pinto – Why Try To Change Me Now

Mia Brentano’s River of Memories. A Mystery Trip

Adi Becker – “Babbelou”

Gregor Lisser Double Quartet – “On Eleven”
