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Four Compositions (Duets) 2000

By Anthony Braxton

Label: RCA
Released: 2001

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Compositions/Improvisations 2000

By Anthony Braxton

Label: Barely Auditable Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: statk; #168; Improvisation; llnlr; Improvisation; #65; Improvisation; eerhre.

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For Alto

By Anthony Braxton

Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Dedicated to multi-instrumentalist Jack Gell / To composer John Cage / To artist Murray De Pillars / To pianist Cecil Taylor / Dedicated to Ann and Peter Allen / Dedicated to Susan Axelrod / To my friend Kenny McKenny / Dedicated to multi-instrumentalist Leroy Jenkins

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For Guy Debord (in nine events)

By Anthony Braxton

Label:
Released: 2001
Track listing: For Guy Debord (in nine events)

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(Basel) 1977

By Anthony Braxton

Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Composition 69 J, Composition 69 N/G, Composition 69 M, Composition 40 B

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Ten Compositions Quartet (2000)

By Anthony Braxton

Label: CIMP Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Virgo/ New Arrival/ McNeil Island/ Black Monday/ C-Bop/ Pumpkin/ Alfred/ Griots/ No Doubt/ Lo Joe.

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Composition N. 247

By Anthony Braxton

Label: Leo Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Composition N. 247

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Anthony Braxton: Nine Compositions (Hill) 2000

Read "Nine Compositions (Hill) 2000" reviewed by Derek Taylor

by Derek Taylor
October 1, 2001

The second part of a two-pronged project, this disc both expands and sharpens the focus of its predecessor. Ten Compositions (Quartet) marked Braxton’s welcome return to melodic post-bop and a fertile mining of the songbooks of such pace setters as Wayne Shorter, George Coleman and Andrew Hill. The sophomore offering centers attention solely on the portfolio ...

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Anthony Braxton and Alex Horwitz: Four Compositions (Duets) 2000

by Derek Taylor
August 1, 2001

Anthony Braxton’s engaged in some eclectic collaborations over the years, but this disc with self-styled comedian/vocalist Alex Horwitz has to rank as one of the strangest. According to Braxton Horwitz is “poised to make a real impression on the third millennium.” A member of a comedy troupe at Wesleyan University where Braxton is a faculty member, ...

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Anthony Braxton: Composition N. 247

by Glenn Astarita
June 1, 2001

Somewhat of a contrast to the modern jazz/improv-based ensemble work witnessed on the acclaimed multi-reedman/composer’s recent releases on “hatOLOGY” and the “C.I.M.P” jazz labels, Anthony Braxton’s Composition N. 247 is a trio outing featuring saxophonist/clarinetist James Fei and bagpipe performer, Matthew Welch. Hence, an unlikely instrumentation mix, yet Braxton, ever the innovator, perhaps parallels a scientist ...