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Schlippenbach Trio: Bauhaus Dessau

Read "Bauhaus Dessau" reviewed by Nic Jones

by Nic Jones
August 15, 2010

The Schlippenbach Trio is now decades old; perhaps it's not surprising there are only a few improvised music groups that have lasted that long. In this trio's case the matter of pedigree goes without saying, but whether or not the depth of their familiarity with each others' work makes for sterile, unrewarding music, is a question ...

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Norwegian Jazz 101b: JazzNorway in a Nutshell 2010

by John Kelman
June 8, 2010

2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011 Norway may be a country that, more than most, aims to expose people from around the world to its culture through annual events like JazzNorway in a Nutshell, but as rich an experience as attending that junket is, returning to it on a regular basis is an ...

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Piano Solo '77

By Alexander von Schlippenbach

Label: FMP Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Brooks; The Onliest - The Loneliest 1; Lhotse; The Onliest - The Loneliest 2.

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Friulan Sketches

By Alexander von Schlippenbach

Label: Psi
Released: 2009
Track listing: 1. Via Dante - 4:32; 2. Colori - 3:59; 3. Notturno - 2:30; 4. Fase - 2:53; 5. Elegia - 2:43; 6. Scherzo - 2:28; 7. Romanza - 4:24; 8. Valzer - 3:33; 9. Allegro - 3:01; 10. Rapsodia - 2:00; 11. Versetto - 3:31; 12. Recital - 3:41; 13. Lamento - 2:49; 14. Antifonia - 3:56; 15. Capriccio 6:57; 16. Marcia - 2:33; 17. Pronto per il salto - 2:52; 18. Luna crescente - 2:12; 19. Luna calante - 2:01; 20. Irina - 4:17. Tutta la musica è improvvisata.

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Friulian Sketches

By Alexander von Schlippenbach

Label: Psi
Released: 2009
Track listing: 01. Via Dante; 02. Colori; 03. Notturno; 04. Fase; 05. Elegia; 06. Scherzo; 07. Romanza; 08. Valzer; 09. Allegro; 10. Rapsodia; 11. Versetto; 12. Recital; 13. Lamento; 14. Antifonia; 15. Capriccio; 16. Marcia; 17. Pronto Per Il Salto; 18. Luna Crescente; 19. Luna Calante; 20. Irina.

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Alexander von Schlippenbach: Friulan Sketches

by AAJ Italy Staff
December 3, 2009

Musica improvvisata. Detto diversamente, musica composta istantaneamente, da tre artisti che si conoscono bene, ma che non suonano stabilmente in questa formazione e che, pertanto, hanno realmente esplorato la fecondità della loro interazione nel corso della registrazione. Il trio è decisamente cameristico: Alexander von Schlippenbach, uno degli alfieri della musica improvvisata centroeuropea, al pianoforte; Daniele D'Agaro, ...

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Seven Days In Norway: The 2009 Oslo Jazz Festival

by Thomas Conrad
August 31, 2009

Oslo Jazz FestivalOslo, NorwayAugust 9-15, 2009 Sunday August 9 was the first day of the Oslo Jazz Festival. It was cloudy and cool and rained off and on all day until, miraculously, the skies cleared just in time for the opening concert. Antony and the Johnsons performed with the Norwegian National Opera Orchestra ...

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Suoni Per Il Popolo 2009

by Mathieu Belanger
August 9, 2009

Suoni Per Il Popolo FestivalMontreal, CanadaJune 2009For the ninth time since 2001, the whole month of June in Montreal was the affair of the Suoni Per Il Popolo Festival. In past years, it would take place at Casa del Popolo and La Sala Rossa, a logical choice since the festival is the brainchild ...

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TD Canada Trust 2009 Vancouver International Jazz Festival

by A. Henkin
August 1, 2009

TD Canada Trust Vancouver International Jazz FestivalVancouver, CAJune 26th-July 5th Probably one of the few places on the planet not deep in mourning for recently deceased pop star Michael Jackson was Vancouver, on the western coast of Canada, or at least the parts of the city given over to the 24th annual TD ...

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Alexander von Schlippenbach, Aki Takase and Rudi Mahall: Betting on Tradition

by Clifford Allen
May 5, 2009

European improvisation began to set itself apart when it built its own tradition, drawing from folk forms and concert music rather than providing provincial answers to questions posed by Ornette Coleman, Thelonious Monk or Duke Ellington. Of course, all these figures factored into the music of players like trombonist Albert Mangelsdorff, drummer Gil Cuppini and reed ...