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Anna Kaluza / Jan Roder: Am Frankfurter Tor
ByThe ten tracks produced have a certain casualness, but don't be fooled, There is a passion and potency here that cannot overlook. Kaluza's saxophone at times recalls the sprezzatura sound of Paul Desmond with her insouciant approach. Other places she gives off an Anthony Braxton vibe as she cuts and slashes through a run. All the music is created as a têteàtête with Roder's bass. Either he supplies the spluttered bass of "Sieben" that provokes Kaluza's bird calls or he employs some nasty bow work on "Sechs," which stretches the saxophonist's notes. Roder's guidance is apparent throughout. These ten duets are evidence of a sympathetic partnership.
Track Listing
Eins; Zxei; Drei; Vier; Fünf; Sechs; Sieben; Acht; Neun; Zehn.
Personnel
Anna Kaluza
saxophone, altoJan Roder
bassAlbum information
Title: Am Frankfurter Tor | Year Released: 2022 | Record Label: Relative Pitch Records
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About Anna Kaluza
Instrument: Saxophone, alto
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