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Barry Guy - Marilyn Crispell - Paul Lytton: Phases of the Night

Read "Phases of the Night" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Phases of the Night potrebbe essere definito un viaggio attraverso il suono, attraverso la sua grana cristallina-densa-impura e la sua dinamica con cambi di direzione improvvisi: da aggrovigliata a sospesa, da frammentaria a concatenata, da riflessiva a tellurica... È appunto dalla concezione del sound, nella sua gamma espressiva più ampia, che sembrano prendere forma le strutture ...

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Vignettes

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Vignette I; Valse Triste; Cuida Tu Espiritu; Gathering Light; Vignette II; Vignette III; Vignette IV; Vignette V; Sweden; Once; Axis; Vignette VI; Vignette VII; Ballade; Time Past; Stilleweg; Little Song for My Father.

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Marilyn Crispell: Vignettes

Read "Vignettes" reviewed by Martin Longley


Pianist Marilyn Crispell was always primarily known as a stylistic descendant of Cecil Taylor, never resting for a moment as she spewed out endless runs of high invention, cascades of pointillistically constructed density. But everyone becomes calmer eventually and this solo piano set finds Crispell in an extremely introverted state, examining the relationship between carefully enunciated ...

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Marylin Crispell: Vignettes

Read "Vignettes" reviewed by Martin Gladu


This time going at it alone sans the support of the piano-trio setting that served her so well on her previous outings for ECM, Vignettes sees pianist Marylin Crispell in an even more vulnerable context than usual. An integral part in the development of ECM's free music corpus, Crispell enjoys great company in the label's prestigious ...

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Marilyn Crispell: Vignettes

Read "Vignettes" reviewed by Budd Kopman


Pianist Marilyn Crispell has always been an intense musician, no matter what style of music she happens to be playing. Two of the high points of the ECM catalogue, from the standpoints not only of intensity, but of beauty were Nothing Ever Was, Anyway (1997) and Amaryllis (2001), both with bassist Gary Peacock and drummer Paul ...

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Marilyn Crispell: Vignettes

Read "Vignettes" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


I primi quattro brani di Vignettes si sviluppano lentamente, senza esigenze impellenti, con un senso narrativo ampio, anche se non finalizzato in modo perentorio sotto il profilo melodico. Difficilmente in questo progredire si potrebbe scorgere una ripetitività di stampo minimalista, in quanto la varietà dinamica delle spaziature ritmiche e del tocco della Crispell definisce un pianismo ...

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Marilyn Crispell: Vignettes

Read "Vignettes" reviewed by John Kelman


A relative latecomer to jazz, occupying the classical and contemporary composition spheres until the age of 28, Marilyn Crispell's early ventures into jazz and improvised music were in the context of a more aggressive approach informed by Cecil Taylor. Over the past decade, however, while the pianist's sense of adventure hasn't diminished, she's introduced a sparer ...

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Article: Profile

Marilyn Crispell

Read "Marilyn Crispell" reviewed by Tom Greenland


Soft-spoken and unassuming in person, pianist Marilyn Crispell's modest mien belies her dynamic musical personality, a key force and central voice in modern jazz piano since the early '80s. A native of Baltimore, MD, Crispell had early training in classical music at the Peabody Music School, followed by tenure at the New England Conservatory of Music, ...

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Storyteller

Label: ECM Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Wild Rose; Flight of the Bluejay; The Storyteller; Alone; Harmonic Line; Cosmology 2; Limbo; Play; The Sunflower; Cosmology 1; So Far, So Near

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Marilyn Crispell Trio: Storyteller

Read "Storyteller" reviewed by John Kelman


Improvised music is often described as a conversation. Consider album titles like Conversations with Myself , Interconnection , and Duologues. Pianist Marilyn Crispell's last two recordings for ECM, Nothing Ever Was, Anyway and the quietly dramatic Amaryllis , placed her in discussion with two artists who have proven to be brilliant communicators over lengthy careers, bassist ...


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