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John Abercrombie Quartet: Up and Coming

Read "Up and Coming" reviewed by Mark Sullivan


Up and Coming is the second release by this version of the John Abercrombie Quartet, following 39 Steps (ECM, 2013). It further cements the longtime relationship between Abercrombie and pianist Marc Copland, which extends back to when both were playing in Chico Hamilton's band in the early '70s (Copland was still playing alto saxophone then, before ...

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John Abercrombie Quartet: Up and Coming

Read "Up and Coming" reviewed by Matthew Aquiline


Guitarist John Abercrombie has long been a stalwart artist for Manfred Eicher's ECM Records, steadily releasing albums as a leader since 1975's fusion masterpiece Timeless (ECM). A true guitar virtuoso, Abercrombie's adaptability and dexterous command over his instrument have secured his exalted rank within the jazz realm and beyond. Now, over 40 years after his debut, ...

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New, Notable and Nearly Missed

Read "New, Notable and Nearly Missed" reviewed by Phil Barnes


One of the great pleasures of the holiday season is taking stock of the last 12 months, comparing notes with friends, investigating their recommendations and catching up with some of those releases that you never quite got round to. The falling cost of an independent release has meant that it is easier than ever for a ...

Article: Album Review

Trygve Seim: Rumi Songs

Read "Rumi Songs" reviewed by Neri Pollastri


Negli ultimi anni si sono moltiplicate in casa ECM produzioni nelle quali musicisti di estrazione jazz si uniscono ad altri di formazione classica per lavorare su progetti che a loro volta fondono il sacro e il profano, l'Occidente e l'Oriente. L'ultimo lavoro del sassofonista norvegese Trygve Seim appartiene senza dubbio a questo tipo di lavori, ma ...

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Theo Bleckmann: Elegy

Read "Elegy" reviewed by John Kelman


While ECM is a label largely renowned for its subtlety, attention to space and detail, and overall understated, “less is more" aesthetic--an early sampler titled, even, The Most Beautiful Sound Next To Silence--it's hard to imagine a label debut as a leader that could be less about virtuosity and more about creating soft atmospheres and ambiences ...

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Colin Vallon / Patrice Moret / Julian Sartorius: Danse

Read "Danse" reviewed by Karl Ackermann


Pianist Colin Vallon seems on the verge of a creative breakthrough with his new trio album Danse. With his third ECM trio release Vallon has cemented a personal approach to his music; it is one that has taken time to unfold much like many of his compositions. In his writing, as well as group interplay, the ...

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John Abercrombie Quartet: Up and Coming

Read "Up and Coming" reviewed by John Kelman


Starting the new year with, if not precisely a bang, a nevertheless unforgettable record whose strength lies in pristine lyricism, nuanced group interplay and writing that capitalizes on the entire quartet's appreciation of subtlety over gymnastics and refined lyricism over angularity, John Abercrombie's Up and Coming--ECM's first release of the year--is also founded strongly on the ...

Article: Album Review

Iro Haarla: Ante Lucem for Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Quintet

Read "Ante Lucem for Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Quintet" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Fino al suo debutto da leader per l'ECM con Northbound, più di un decennio fa, il nome della pianista e arpista finlandese era praticamente sconosciuto, anche tra il pubblico del suo Paese. Eppure ebbe un ruolo significativo all'ombra del marito Edward Vesala, suonando nei suoi gruppi per tutti gli anni ottanta e componendo splendidi temi per ...

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The Bell

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: The Bell; Barely Intervallic; Isn't It Over?; I'll See You On The Dark Side Of The Earth; I Think; Wacken; Open Air; It's Always Winter Somewhere; For Days.

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This Is Not a Miracle

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: First Sorrow; Where Dry Desert Ends; This Is Not a Miracle; The Concept Of Density; Sinking Gardens Of Babylon; Death Of Niger; Exposed to Frost; Earthly Carriage; Age of Innocence; The Grain Mill; Without the Laws.


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