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European Episode Impressive Rome

By Lee Konitz

Label: Blue Note
Released: 2006

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Inventions

By Lee Konitz

Label: OmniTone
Released: 2006
Track listing: Qu'est-ce que C'est?; Pretty Peace; Moon; Lied im Herzen; General Cluster; Chunks; FeeBeMe; Alone in Cologne; Struttin with Some Barbeque.

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Label: SteepleChase Records
Released: 2006
Track listing: Old Folks; How Long Has This Been Going On; A-Blues; In Your Own Sweet Way; Giant Steps; A Flower Is A Lovesome Thing; Sweet And Lovely; Come Sunday; My Old Flame.

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Lee Konitz: New Nonet

By Lee Konitz

Label: OmniTone
Released: 2006
Track listing: ChromaticLee Suite; Outward; Big Easy; West Coast; Funky; Ominous; Colorful; Springin'; Ohad; Warmer in Heaven; Wallz; Rubato.

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European Episode / Impressive Rome

By Lee Konitz

Label: CAM Jazz
Released: 2006
Track listing: CD 1 - 01. Collage On Standards- 16:32; 02. Duet For Saxophone and Drum and Piano - 6:03; 03. Anthropology (Parker/Gillespie)- 7:41; 04. Lover Man (Ramirez/Davis)- 6:25; 05 Roman Blues - 8:28 CD 2- 01. Anthropology (Parker/Gillespie)- 7:01; 02. Impressive Rome- 5:26; 03. Lover Man ((Ramirez/Davis) - 6:17; 04. Stella By Starlight (Washington/Young) -7:01; 05. Roman Blues- 9:16

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Article: Album Review

Lee Konitz - Ohad Talmor String Project: Inventions

Read "Inventions" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita
October 11, 2006

Celebrated alto saxophonist Lee Konitz works with multi-reedman Ohad Talmor and a string section, but not a conventional rhythm section, on this studio set. Inventions is not particularly groundbreaking within the realm of classical-jazz music, yet it's alluring and musically stimulating nonetheless, featuring mid-tempo, string-based bop movements and fluid soloing atop unison choruses or skewed frameworks. ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Lee Konitz: New Nonet

by A. Henkin
October 7, 2006

Lee Konitz New Nonet OmniTone 2006 The latter part of the '70s found alto saxophonist Lee Konitz leading a nonet (after a couple of unofficial and partial attempts in 1959 and 1967). The group made albums in 1976 (Roulette), 1977 (Chiaroscuro) and 1979 (SteepleChase and Soul Note). In 2003, a ...

Article: Album Review

Lee Konitz / Martial Solal: European Episode / Impressive Rome

by AAJ Italy Staff
September 15, 2006

Per la gioia dei numerosi appassionati di Lee Konitz, viene pubblicata per la prima volta in CD questa duplice incisione romana del 1968, in cui l’altosassofonista di Chicago è alla testa di un quartetto davvero stellare. Lo compongono Martial Solal al pianoforte, Henry Texier al contrabbasso e Daniel Humair alla batteria. Come ben sanno i jazzofili ...

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Sax Of A Kind

By Lee Konitz

Label: Blue Note
Released: 2005

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Article: Profile

Cool Konitz

by Russ Musto
January 22, 2005

Lee Konitz is cool. He was cool even before it was cool to be cool and he was cool even when it wasn't cool to be cool. And he's still cool. Since his earliest days performing Gil Evans' innovative arrangements with the Claude Thornhill Orchestra in 1947, the alto saxophonist has played with a distinctive sound ...