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Jason Kao Hwang: Graphic Evidence

Read "Graphic Evidence" reviewed by Rex  Butters


A member of the Anthony Braxton Sextet and the Reggie Workman Ensemble, as well as a performer with Pauline Oliveros and the Deep Listening Band, William Parker, Sirone and Billy Bang, Jason Kao Hwang brings his well-traveled violin to Graphic Evidence, a collaborative performance with soprano saxophonist Frances Wong and bassist Tatsu Aoki. On this perfect ...

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Jason Kao Hwang: Edge

Read "Edge" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk


Violinist and composer Jason Kao Hwang has an unusual ability to create compositions that seem as if they're falling together by happenstance. Through the '90s he led the Far East Side Band, with Sang-Won Park, Joseph Daley and Satoshi Takeishi, working out a hybrid of Downtown improv and traditional Asian musics. The band never came off ...

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Graphic Evidence

Label: Asian Improv Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: To The Endless Embrace of Light; Invocation and Resonance; Microscopic; Blood Falling Out-of-Bounds; Door Beneath and Arch; Transparent Tapestry; Alluvial Fan; Before Memory Begins.

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Jason Kao Hwang/Francis Wong/Tatsu Aoki: Graphic Evidence

Read "Graphic Evidence" reviewed by Kurt Gottschalk


Violinist Jason Kao Hwang has sought to meld American jazz and blues with motifs from the Far East for years, most notably on his excellent 1990 release Unfolding Stone (Sound Aspects). Now, with a group all of Asian descent, Hwang has entered a more fully Asiatic idiom, leaving the particularly American vocabularies behind for something more ...

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Purple Gums

Label: Asian Improv Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Baleen & Porpoises, Patois/ Purple Gums, A Boy Like You, Bugle Boys, You a Square, Falling Water, Li'l Sister, Procession of the Pall

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Bobby Bradford/Francis Wong/William Roper: Purple Gums

Read "Purple Gums" reviewed by Rex  Butters


The San Francisco-based Asian Improv label continues to release remarkable sessions with Purple Gums, a wind trio with Bobby Bradford, William Roper, and Francis Wong. The resulting disc shows a band deeply attuned to each other's whims, and skillful in extending musical conversations. "Baleen and Porpoises" begins with Roper's low notes on tuba. Bradford enters with ...

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A Symphony Of Cities

Label: Asian Improv Records
Released: 2002

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The Best Things in Life Are Still Made By Hand

Label: Asian Improv Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Oh Baby; Boogie 2000; That's All Right; Pre Baby; King Of Golden Cue; I Can't Hold On Too Long; I'll Go Crazy; Act Like You Love Me; Last Night; Baby I'm Home; Can't Hold Out Much Longer; Don't I Know; That's All Right (take 2)

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Juneteenth

Label: Asian Improv Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: Juneteenth; Pigs, Pigs, Oh! Those Tasty Pigs; The Perfect Construction of Decisive Moments; Kagami Jishi; Dance of the Sophists; A Recondidte State of Lorn; Lachrimae

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Identities

Label: Asian Improv Records
Released: 2001
Track listing: A Break in the Net; Tell Me Arizona; Entropy; Relations (Mother's and Father's); Just for Starters; Josie + 1; On a Mission; Six Steps; Two's; Relations 2 (Mother's and Father's).


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