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Jan Garbarek: In Praise of Dreams
by John Kelman
Following a six-year break from recording, with only a guest appearance on bassist Miroslav Vitous' Universal Syncopations ('03) and a :Rarum compilation ('02), Norwegian saxophonist Jan Garbarek returns with his first album of new material since Rites ('98). In Praise of Dreams continues along the path established by such recordings as Legend of the Seven Dreams ...
A Peep Into European Jazz
by AAJ Staff
This is an interesting departure from the various avenues of jazz I have looked at so far, and at the outset I must than my good friend Diane Parekh and her husband George Patyrka –both of Ann Arbor, MI. She was kind enough to act upon my casual request to look for stuff by Czeslaw Niemen ...
Rarum: Selected Recordings of Jan Garbarek
By Jan Garbarek
Label: ECM Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: CD1: Skrik & Hyl ('75); Viddene ('76); Iskirken ('79); Lillekort ('80); The Path ('81); It's OK to Listen to the Gray
Voice ('84); All Those Born With Wings, 3rd Piece ('86); Its Name Is Secret Road ('88); Aichuri, The Song Man
('88); Molde Canticle, Part 1 ('90); Raga I ('90); Twelve Moons ('92); Red Wind ('95). CD2: Windsong ('74);
Belonging ('74); Oceanus ('74); My Song ('77); Sunshine Song ('79); Cego Aderaldo ('79); Song For Everyone ('84);
Rosensfole ('88); Star ('91); Joron ('92); Parce Mihi Domine ('93).
Jan Garbarek: Rarum: Selected Recordings of Jan Garbarek
by AAJ Staff
Jan Garbarek's music can be summed up in one simple word: meditation. Sure, the term is loaded with overtones, both good and bad. But do not confuse meditation with mindlessness: they are polar opposites. Garbarek's thirty years with ECM (as a leader and collaborator) have yielded hundreds of melodies which lead to an infinitely light state ...
Jan Garbarek: Rites
by Robert Spencer
This sprawling new double CD by Jan Garbarek is an apotheosis of the vision and approach he has pursued more or less single-mindedly for almost thirty years now. Virtually all the roads he has visited in the past are revisited, in one way or another, here, and in as crisply competent and subtly virtuosic a fashion ...
Jan Garbarek: Rites
by Glenn Astarita
It’s hard to disagree with the companion press release, which suggests that “Rites” is a World Music effort. Jan Garbarek explores his “rites of passages” and takes us on a journey that shadows Garbarek’s personal observations and life experiences. Here, Garbarek expands upon his 1996 ECM release “Visible World” with clearer output and perhaps a more ...
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