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Chicago Approach

Label: Nuscope Recordings
Released: 2007
Track listing: Assembly; Spring Signs; Catalpa; Lake Michigan Cues; Space Modulator; Chicago Space I; Tap; Pilon; Chicago Space II; Chicago Approach; Airplanes; MADI Piece 3 - Rodchenko Suite 2; Large Glass; Variation; Photogram.

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Guillermo Gregorio/Pandelis Karayorgis/Nate McBride: Chicago Approach

Read "Chicago Approach" reviewed by Nic Jones

by Nic Jones
August 9, 2007

The obvious precedent for any trio consisting of clarinet, piano and bass is the group that clarinetist Jimmy Giuffre once had with pianist Paul Bley and bassist Steve Swallow. But once that point has been made it serves no purpose in the discussion of this music, which is work that has to be dealt with on ...

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Otra Musica

By Guillermo Gregorio

Label: Atavistic Records
Released: 2000
Track listing: Sobre el piano, adentro del piano, alrededor del piano/ Campanitas/ Elastikon/ Clarinete/ Voces/ M

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Otra Musica: Tape Music, Fluxus & Free Improvisation In Buenos Aires 1963-70

By Guillermo Gregorio

Label: hat ART
Released: 2000

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Guillermo Gregorio: Otra Musica

by Derek Taylor
October 1, 2000

Argentine by birth, but now a resident of Chicago Gregorio is one of the unsung intellectual figures of improvised music. Since his relatively recent relocation to the Windy City he’s fostered numerous associations with the teeming creative jazz scene there and has even found the time and resources to record with several working groups for the ...

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Red Cube(d)

By Guillermo Gregorio

Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 1999

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Guillermo Gregorio Trio: Red Cube(d)

by Robert Spencer
July 1, 1999

With encompassing subtlety and delicacy of touch, Guillermo Gregorio, Pandelis Karayorgis, and Mat Maneri range over the musical spectrum on this disc. Without the theatrics of Sun Ra, but with a kindred sensibility, the trio turns from the unstintingly abstract “Crimson Mountain" to Fletcher Henderson's “Red Dust." Gregorio's clarinet catapults back in time for a moment ...

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