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Four Compositions

By Sfq

Label: Red Toucan Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Disc 1: Composition No. 50: K?ln Klang; Composition No. 40.5d: Trapped by Formalism 2; Composition No. 62b: Gruppen Modular 2.
Disc 2: Composition No. 70: Liverpool Quartet: Liverpool 1a; Liverpool 1b; GM2 Blues; Quartet; Liverpool 2; GM3 Rhythm; Kandinsky Lines.

SFQ: Four Compositions

By Sfq

Label: Red Toucan Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Disc 1: Composition No. 50: Kln Klang; Composition No. 40.5d: Trapped by Formalism 2; Composition No. 62b: Gruppen Modular 2. Disc 2: Composition No. 70: Liverpool Quartet: Liverpool 1a; Liverpool 1b; GM2 Blues; Quartet; Liverpool 2; GM3 Rhythm; Kandinsky Lines.

SFQ: Four Compositions

by AAJ Staff
June 14, 2005

By Ken Waxman SFQ Four Compositions Red Toucan 2005 Over the past twenty years, bassist Simon H. Fell has segmented his work between writing large scale compositions for massive orchestras of horns, strings, brass, percussion and playing bass as part of turbulent improv combos--usually in trios with a saxophonist and ...

Sfq: Four Compositions

by Jerry D'Souza
January 28, 2005

Composition and structure, improvisation and the use of space, time gathered and broken down, music notated and musicians given the leeway to go beyond. Simon H. Fell makes use of these and other concepts like the works of Pierre Boulez. From this amalgam rises his music, often with a slow deliberation, at times with emphasis, at ...

Thirteen Rectangles

By Sfq

Label: Bruce's Fingers
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Start Frame + Soft Hard (interpolation 1) 2.Rectangle 1 3. Rectangle 2 4. Rectangle 3 5. Rectangle 4 & 5 6.Rectangle 6 7. Rectangle 7 8.Soft Hard (interpolation 2) 9. Rectangle 8 10. Rectangle 9 11. Rectangle 10 12. Rectangle 11&12 13. Rectangle 13 14.Soft Hard (interpolation 3) + end frame

SFQ: Thirteen Rectangles

by Glenn Astarita
December 26, 2002

Long hailed as one of the finest bassist/composers to grace Britain’s always flourishing modern/free jazz arena, Simon H. Fell has released much of his most prolific work on his Bruce’s Fingers label. With this outing, he leads a quintet through fourteen interrelated pieces, distinguished by various degrees of momentum and complex, harmonic formations. As Fell states ...