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[Avant-Garde/FreeJazz] William Parker - Painter's Spring
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[Avant-Garde/FreeJazz] William Parker - Painter's Spring wurde erstellt von blaxploitation
hallo,
ich habe auch mal wieder eingekauft und mir einer meiner lieblingsplatten im original gekauft (und gleich encodiert
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William Parker - Painter's Spring
william parker ++ bass
daniel carter ++ alto & tenor sax, flute clarinet
hamid drake ++ drums
allmusic.com schreibt
As the second release in the acclaimed Blue Series from Thirsty Ear Recordings, Painter's Spring by the William Parker Trio sustains the living bolt of energy infused in the free and avant- garde jazz genres by the debut of Matt Shipp's Pastoral Composure. Bassist William Parker wrote all of the compositions except the traditional "There Is a Balm in Gilead" and "Come Sunday," and together with Daniel Carter on alto and tenor sax, flute, and clarinet and Hamid Drake on drums, the trio lifts the program to the listener's attention with the melding of individual talents into one powerful musical force. The CD features a three-song suite -- "Foundation #1," "Foundation #2," and "Foundation #4" -- and all are pure Parker with their wicked, loosely defined vamps full of buzzing, open drones, and short jabs. His spontaneous feelings and subtle variations that on "Come Sunday," complete with ample blocks of rhythm and melody, allow one to experience another level of sound through his masterful musician dimensions. As a master of the acoustic bass, Parker's techniques on Painter's Spring range from playing the bass in a percussive-like mode to using a mixture to staffed notation and diagrams in order to achieve an orchestral fidelity. Daniel Carter's performances are never the same and he blows an amazing set from beginning to end. Hamid Drake improvises his visions within the setting provided by Parker and Carter, drums an astounding solo on "Flash," and through this dynamic trio, this program pierces the veil of avant-garde and free jazz mystery. ( Paula Edelstein)
:slsk: ordner: encoded/jazz
gruss
blax.
ich habe auch mal wieder eingekauft und mir einer meiner lieblingsplatten im original gekauft (und gleich encodiert
)William Parker - Painter's Spring
william parker ++ bass
daniel carter ++ alto & tenor sax, flute clarinet
hamid drake ++ drums
allmusic.com schreibt
As the second release in the acclaimed Blue Series from Thirsty Ear Recordings, Painter's Spring by the William Parker Trio sustains the living bolt of energy infused in the free and avant- garde jazz genres by the debut of Matt Shipp's Pastoral Composure. Bassist William Parker wrote all of the compositions except the traditional "There Is a Balm in Gilead" and "Come Sunday," and together with Daniel Carter on alto and tenor sax, flute, and clarinet and Hamid Drake on drums, the trio lifts the program to the listener's attention with the melding of individual talents into one powerful musical force. The CD features a three-song suite -- "Foundation #1," "Foundation #2," and "Foundation #4" -- and all are pure Parker with their wicked, loosely defined vamps full of buzzing, open drones, and short jabs. His spontaneous feelings and subtle variations that on "Come Sunday," complete with ample blocks of rhythm and melody, allow one to experience another level of sound through his masterful musician dimensions. As a master of the acoustic bass, Parker's techniques on Painter's Spring range from playing the bass in a percussive-like mode to using a mixture to staffed notation and diagrams in order to achieve an orchestral fidelity. Daniel Carter's performances are never the same and he blows an amazing set from beginning to end. Hamid Drake improvises his visions within the setting provided by Parker and Carter, drums an astounding solo on "Flash," and through this dynamic trio, this program pierces the veil of avant-garde and free jazz mystery. ( Paula Edelstein)
:slsk: ordner: encoded/jazz
gruss
blax.
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