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A Focus on Matthew Shipp

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
May 11, 2019
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This time around a focus on master pianist and composer Matthew Shipp with a selection of material from across his career. In between new music from post-EST super-group Rymden and more selections from the highly talented William Tatge.

Playlist

Matthew Shipp Trio "Signature" from Signature (ESP Disc) 00:00
William Tatge Trio "Hidden Agenda" from General Cargo (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 07:32
Rymden "Reflections" from Reflections and Odysseys (Jazzland) 15:27
Matthew Shipp "Gamma Ray" from Invisible Touch at Taktlos Zurich (Hatology) 17:22
Matthew Shipp Trio with Nicole Mitchell "Void of Ground" from All Things Are (Rogueart) 23:29
Matthew Shipp Trio "Stage Ten" from Signature (ESP Disc) 30:20
William Tatge Trio "Civilisation" from General Cargo (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 35:36
Rymden "The Lugubrious Youth of Lucky Luke" from Reflections and Odysseys (Jazzland) 43:24
Matthew Shipp "Syntax" from Matthew Shipp's New Orbit (Thirsty Ear) 50:36
Matthew Shipp, Sabir Mateen "Sama Four" from Sama (Not Two Records) 58:24
Matthew Shipp Quartet Declared Enemy "Our Lady of the Flowers" from Our Lady of the Flowers (Rogueart) 1:06:12
Rymden "Råk" from Reflections and Odysseys (Jazzland) 1:17:21
Matthew Shipp Chamber Ensemble "Chapter 8" from The Gospel According To Matthew & Michael (Relative Pitch Records) 1:24:48
William Tatge Trio "Mother of Nothing" from General Cargo (Brooklyn Jazz Underground) 1:32:07
Matthew Shipp Trio "The Matrix" from Signature (ESP Disc) 1:41:36

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About Matthew Shipp

Instrument: Piano

Concerts

Apr 26 Fri

Matthew Shipp Solo

Firehouse 12
New Haven, CT

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