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Toronto 1997
Label: Boxholder Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: A Suite for Terry Chapin Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3 - Part 4A - Part 4B - Part 4C - Part 5.
Borah Bergman: You Must Judge A Man By The Work of His Hands
by AAJ Staff
Borah Bergman is a one-of-a-kind pianist, composer and improviser whose originality lies in his entirely unique approach and utilization of left-handed and cross-handed techniques. Influenced by Lennie Tristano's hornlike phrasing and Monk's stride, Bergman has prolifically released on average one to two CDs a year since the early '90s (primarily solos and duos) featuring Thomas Chapin, ...
Borah Bergman and Tom Chapin: Toronto 1997
by Clifford Allen
Naked confrontation, or a pact made between two individuals to make something from nothing... freely improvised duets are, if not the “meat and potatoes" or backbone of free music, then at least one of the truest expressions of such an art form. A dialogue formed between two individuals, each with their own language, is that call-and-response ...
The Mahout
Label: Slam Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. The Mahout - 11:01
2. M.E.W. - 3:19
3. Streams - 8:08
4. Ancient Stars - 7:21
5. The Varmint (For Jack Elam) - 5:23
6. Dusk - 4:48
7. Zircon - 8:19
Meditations for Piano
Label: Tzadik
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Meditation 1 (Bergman) - 3:11
2. Meditation 2 (Bergman) - 12:48
3. Meditation 3 (Bergman) - 7:08
4. Meditation 4 (Bergman) - 7:32
5. Meditation 5 (Bergman) - 7:26
6. Meditation 6 (Bergman) - 6:59
7. Meditation 7 (Bergman) - 1:34
Borah Bergman: Meditations for Piano
by AAJ Staff
In a day and age of recording over-saturation, most covering too much ground over the course of a 70-plus minute CD, Bergman’s Meditations for Piano remains focused on a massaging mood established from note one to the final minute-and-half “Meditation 7,” all in under 50 very digestible minutes. Influenced early on by Lennie ...
