Results for "Konnex Records"

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Brass Tactics

Label: Konnex Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: 12 Chatham Road; Temperature Rising; Ten Degrees Celsius; Variables; Twenty Degrees Farenheit; For Alban Berg; Ping Pong; To The Glory; Fifty Degrees Farenheit; Forty Degrees Celsius; Variables Reprise; Temperature Rising Reprise.

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Michael Jefry Stevens: Brass Tactics

Read "Brass Tactics" reviewed by Budd Kopman

by Budd Kopman
June 28, 2016

Anyone remotely interested “creative improvised music" (aka jazz) that intersects with the Classical aesthetic should take the time to listen closely to pianist Michael Jefry Stevens' latest release Brass Tactics. Stevens is a thinking man's player mostly known for his work in the Fonda/Stevens group (see Folk Five) and Conference Call, (with Gebhard Ullmann) ...

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Singing Red, Featuring David Liebman, Kresten Osgood, Niels Præstholm

By Jon Hemmersam

Label: Konnex Records
Released: 2015

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Kartapousse

By Marie Kruttli

Label: Konnex Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: Sepia; Kartapousse; Tourquoiserie; Purple Shadows; Deeply Good; Le Onze; Coaran; Jean Jacques L'Espagnol; Bout De Lumiere.

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Loud enough to rock the Kraut

By Theo Jorgensmann

Label: Konnex Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: 1. Elastic Steps Extended 14:31 2. Some Fine Slippery Melodies 20:19 3. Suspicious Timbre 20:25

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Marie Kruttli Trio: Kartapousse

Read "Kartapousse" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay
July 4, 2015

Kartapousse is the debut album from the Marie Kruttli Trio. Leader and composer Marie Kruttli, born in French Switzerland in 1991, is joined by two more young Swiss musicians, bassist Lukas Traxel and drummer Martin Perret, on a collection of her original compositions. It's a promising start to the trio's career. Apparently, Kartapousse is ...

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Bucksch

By Theo Jorgensmann

Label: Konnex Records
Released: 2014

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Theo Jorgensmann: Bucksch

Read "Bucksch" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita
February 23, 2014

Revered German clarinetist Theo Jorgensmann has played an integral role in the European free jazz scene and is one of several artists who helped revitalize the instrument within avant-garde flanked jazz and improvisational vistas. Here, the artist predominately performs solo works on his G-low clarinet, yet unites with his trio culled from a live performance in ...

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