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America 2003

Label: Psi
Released: 2005
Track listing: Rejoicing in their hearts over the journey; Ask to be taken on as a trumpeter (Schlippenbach solo); This blowing of trumpets confused them; What memories of the past were recalled!; Perhaps this was chance; To avoid monotony; No one wanted to be an artist but every man wanted to be paid for his labours; The breath of coldness (Parker solo); Are you strong enough for heavy work; I had a friend among the angels; Down with all those who do not believe in us.

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Evan Parker Electro-Acoustic Ensemble: The Eleventh Hour

Read "The Eleventh Hour" reviewed by Chris May


With over a decade of serious and engaging electro-acoustic experimentation behind him--some of it with the Electro-Acoustic Ensemble, some of it in other contexts--Evan Parker has produced his most ambitious and perfectly realised work in the genre to date in The Eleventh Hour: a masterpiece of sonic adventure and time travel. Not jazz as we previously ...

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Evan Parker Electro-Acoustic Ensemble: The Eleventh Hour

Read "The Eleventh Hour" reviewed by John Kelman


Anyone fortunate enough to hear British free jazz icon Evan Parker deliver his solo performance at this year's Ottawa International Jazz Festival got to hear him at his most exposed. While much has been written about his extended approaches on the soprano and tenor saxophones--including circular breathing that allows him to create virtually endless waves of ...

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Free Improvisation

Read "Free Improvisation" reviewed by John Eyles


In Britain, in the mid-60s, free improvisation (often just called “improv") developed out of free jazz, eventually becoming a separate and distinct music. Free jazz gradually removed conventional structure -chords, melodic themes, regular rhythm--but free improvisation took their absence as its starting point. Essentially, free improvisation has no rules; in Derek Bailey's words, it is “playing ...

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Evan Parker: Evan Parker with Birds (for Steve Lacy)

Read "Evan Parker with Birds (for Steve Lacy)" reviewed by Rex  Butters


Someone recently told me that they didn't care for outside music, because to really hear what's going on, you have to stop everything and sit inside it. On Evan Parker with Birds, the sax sounder invites you to sit inside an interdimensional aviary while he joins the conversation around him. Indispensable to those conversations, the duo ...

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Parker/Schlippenbach/Lytton: America 2003

Read "America 2003" reviewed by John Eyles


Evan Parker is a member of two long standing trios, the Evan Parker Trio with Barry Guy and Paul Lytton, and the Schlippenbach Trio with Alexander von Schlippenbach and Paul Lovens. On very rare occasions--such as Parker's 50th birthday--all five musicians have gotten together and have even been known to play together as a quintet. I ...

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Memory/Vision

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Parts 1-7

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888

Label: FMR Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Improv 1; Improv 2; Improv 4; Improv 3; Group Improv.

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Out Trios Volume Two

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Lacerate, 2. Electro, 3. Onslaught, 4. Miss Big Meen

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Evan Parker With Birds

Label: Tzadik
Released: 2004


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