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Trio and Duet
Label: Sackville
Released: 2003
Track listing: Composition 36; The Song Is you; Embraceable You; You Go To My Head
Four Compositions (GTM) 2000
Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Composition 242; Composition 243; Composition 244; Composition 245
Braxton in Italy, November 2003
by Francesco Martinelli
Are you still mad at yourself because you didn't pick up those Arista LPs in the cutout bins? Would you kick your own butt because you missed the concert when Anthony Braxton's quartet with Crispell, Dresser and Hemingway came in a venue near you? Don't despair, there is hope still. In the current time-cycle, rather 'complex' ...
Anthony Braxton: Four Compositions (GTM) 2000
by Jerry D'Souza
Anthony Braxton is an enigma. His music has always been challenging and he has never compromised. Consequently, some of his compositions have been too far serrated or too densely layered. Nevertheless, in the overall scheme of his musicianship he has elevated his concepts to a dazzling level. He nails the latter sensibility here, and it is ...
Anthony Braxton/ Taylor Ho Bynum: Duets (Wesleyan) 2002
by Jerry D'Souza
Anthony Braxton’s duo work has so far been a mixed success. Not all of these recordings have worked, given the attitude and disposition of the players. While improvisation has been the core of these meetings, the specific approach chosen has dictated the outcome. Taylor Ho Bynum is clearly a soul mate, and the one unwritten tune, ...
Anthony Braxton: Trio and Duet
by Jerry D'Souza
From 1974-1980 a series of recordings were made for the Sackville label representing Toronto performances by artists who were key ingredients in the cauldron of avant-garde jazz. The music is now being issued on CD for the first time, in limited editions of 1000 copies. Anthony Braxton was among those who came to town. ...
Anthony Braxton/Taylor Ho Bynum: Duets (Wesleyan) 2002
by Mark Corroto
Extracting information (and sometimes pleasure) from an Anthony Braxton large ensemble recording is often an arduous task. The music's density and somewhat impermeable nature often exhausts a listener's patience. Somehow this has rarely been the case with his duo recordings. Duets with Max Roach, Georg Grawe, Gino Robair, Evan Parker, Derek Bailey, and now Taylor Ho ...


